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Neuroaffirming neuropsychology for Wagga Wagga and the Riverina

Thinking about a neuropsychological assessment in Wagga Wagga?

When attention, learning, behaviour or development questions are difficult to untangle, Neuroads provides neuroaffirming assessment that helps children, adolescents and adults feel understood — not reduced to labels. Based in Wollongong with outreach across NSW, Neuroads works with families and adults in Wagga Wagga through in-person visits and hybrid telehealth support.

  • Strength-based, individualised, neuroaffirming assessments for ages 3+
  • Support for complex and overlapping presentations including ADHD, autism, trauma and learning differences
  • Outreach and hybrid models designed to reach Wagga Wagga families without long wait times for local services
Starting feeFrom $1,800
Clinic baseAll NSW including Wagga Wagga
Ages3+ to adulthood
Neuroaffirming assessments for ages 3+
Dr Garance Delagneau

Dr Garance Delagneau

Clinical Neuropsychologist | With a focus on neurodiversity and trauma | Based in Wollongong, serving all of NSW

Why Neuroads is different

Clear, practical neuropsychology built for real-world access

Neuroaffirming care

Assessments focus on strengths and lived experience, with practical recommendations that respect each person's profile.

Complex case expertise

Particularly strong fit for overlapping or difficult-to-untangle presentations involving neurodiversity, trauma and learning needs.

Accessible pricing

Assessments start from $1,800, making neuropsychology more accessible than it is in many private settings.

Roads, not waitlists

Neuroads travels to regional communities across NSW — including Wagga Wagga — to bridge service gaps and reduce wait times.

Services

Neuropsychological assessment services available to Wagga Wagga

Assessments are designed to move from careful formulation to practical recommendations that families, schools and care teams can actually use.

  • Neurodiversity-focused assessments covering ADHD, autism, learning differences, intellectual disability, reading, writing and maths concerns
  • Cognitive profile evaluation including attention, memory, IQ and learning style
  • Functional capacity assessments, including assessments relevant to NDIS planning
  • Strength-based reports designed to be clear and helpful for families, schools and support teams
  • Online supervision for remote practitioners working in neurodiversity assessments

What families gain

What Wagga Wagga families gain from the process

The process is built to reduce confusion, not add to it, with a clear explanation of strengths, differences and next-step supports.

  • Gain clarity and understanding about your child's or loved one's unique profile
  • Receive practical insights you can use at home, school and in care planning
  • Use assessments to support NDIS applications, goal planning and support coordination
  • Access neuropsychology support without being limited to locally available clinicians
Dr Garance Delagneau

About

Meet Dr Garance Delagneau

Clinical Neuropsychologist | With a focus on neurodiversity and trauma | Based in Wollongong, serving all of NSW

Dr Garance Delagneau is a clinical neuropsychologist who works across children, adolescents and adults. Her assessments are individualised, strength-based and grounded in the understanding that every person builds on a unique profile while also facing meaningful challenges that deserve careful formulation.

How Wagga Wagga access works

Neuroads is based in Wollongong and provides services across NSW. For families and adults in Wagga Wagga and the Riverina, access is available through a combination of outreach visits and hybrid telehealth support, ensuring assessment can begin without relocating or waiting for a local opening.

For referring professionals

An experienced referral option for Wagga Wagga psychologists and allied health practitioners

Neuroads supports referrers who need assessment for complex presentations, clearer formulation and practical recommendations for clients whose presentations are complex or access options are limited.

Psychologists

For psychologists

A neuropsychological assessment can sharpen formulation, clarify cognitive and neurodevelopmental profiles, and support treatment planning when clients present with overlapping issues.

  • Support for overlapping attentional, behavioural or cognitive concerns
  • Evidence-based clarification of autism, ADHD, learning disorders and trauma-related difficulties
  • Assessment that can be integrated into therapy and outcome monitoring
  • Outreach support for clients in Riverina region with fewer local options

Referrals can be initiated by form or email with age, presenting concerns and any previous assessments.

Allied health practitioners

For allied health practitioners

Neuroads is a strong referral partner where neurodiversity, trauma and cognitive concerns overlap and an assessment with a focus on complex presentations can improve referral decisions, diagnostic clarity and support planning.

  • Comprehensive assessment for children through adults, including neurodiversity and trauma-informed profiles
  • Multidisciplinary collaboration to strengthen formulation and recommendations
  • Online supervision for remote practitioners in neurodiversity assessments
  • Telehealth and hybrid support to complement in-person outreach

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about neuropsychological assessment in Wagga Wagga

Do I need to travel to Wollongong for an assessment?

Not necessarily. Neuroads serves Wagga Wagga and the Riverina through outreach visits and hybrid telehealth models. Some components of an assessment can be completed via video, and Neuroads schedules in-person sessions in regional areas throughout the year. The intake process will clarify the best arrangement for your situation.

What is the difference between a neuropsychological assessment and a standard psychological assessment?

A neuropsychological assessment looks specifically at how the brain supports thinking, learning, attention, memory and behaviour. It is designed to untangle complex or overlapping concerns — for example, when ADHD, autism, trauma and learning difficulties may all be contributing to the picture. A standard psychological assessment may focus more on emotional wellbeing or a single diagnostic question.

Can adults in Wagga Wagga access ADHD or autism assessment through Neuroads?

Yes. Neuroads works with adults who are exploring whether ADHD, autism or another neurodevelopmental profile may explain longstanding patterns in attention, social communication, sensory experience or executive functioning. Late identification in adulthood is common and assessments are designed to consider the full picture, including masking and compensatory strategies.

Can children in Wagga Wagga be assessed for ADHD or autism through Neuroads?

Yes. Neuroads assesses children from age 3 and works closely with families to understand developmental history, school concerns, behaviour and cognitive profile. The goal is always to provide clear, practical guidance — not just a label.

Do I need a referral to access Neuroads?

No, you do not need a referral to access any of Neuroads' Neuropsychology assessement services. However, there are a few types of assessments that can qualify for a small rebate when referred by a pediatrician. Complete the intake form and Neuroads can clarify the most appropriate pathway for your situation.

Can Neuroads assessments be used for NDIS applications?

Yes. Neuroads provides functional capacity assessments and detailed reports that can support NDIS access requests, plan reviews and support coordination.

How long does the assessment process take?

Timeframes vary depending on the presenting concerns, whether records need to be reviewed, and whether sessions are completed through outreach, telehealth or a hybrid arrangement. The intake process is used to confirm the likely timing for your situation before assessment begins.

How much does a neuropsychological assessment cost?

Assessments start from $1,800. Reduced fees may be available for combined assessments where appropriate. The process includes assessment sessions tailored to the presenting concerns, a detailed written report and a feedback meeting to walk through findings and next steps.

Pricing and process

Pricing and process

Assessments start from $1,800, with reduced fees available for combined assessments where appropriate — so neuropsychology is more accessible.

  • Assessment sessions tailored to the presenting concerns
  • A detailed written report with neuroaffirming, practical recommendations
  • A feedback meeting to walk through findings and next steps