The ADHD Clinic
Delivered strategy & support for ADHD
Individuals - Schools - Tertiary - Workplaces
ADHD GP Services - Victorian Residents Only
ADHD Referrals and Medication Management

112 Drummond Street North. Ballarat Central.
email: doctor@theadhdclinic.com.au
News
Dr Marcus Wilcox, our clinic ADHD GP, has opened up Fridays for our increasing patient numbers. Bookings are done online. Dr Wilcox will be undergoing ADHD assessment training later this year so that we can offer ADHD assessments at our clinic. We're excited about this development and look forward to offering financially accessible ADHD assessments.
Juliette is currently on personal leave and her bookings will re-open when she returns to the clinic, which is expected to be in June 2026.
Let’s talk about what we offer

Our GP, Dr Marcus Wilcox, is here to help individuals (aged 6+) with ADHD care and management. This includes referrals for formal diagnosis as well as medication management. Dr Wilcox will be undertaking training later in 2026 in order to be able to diagnose ADHD at our clinic in Ballarat. We are looking forward to providing a one-stop ADHD management clinic later this year. To book an appointment with Dr Wilcox to discuss your ADHD needs, press the blue button below. Alternatively, you can send him a short email before booking. doctor@theadhdclinic.com.au
1. Book an initial consultation, discuss and plan your needs.
2. Get assessed.
3. Manage your medication if diagnosed, and receive ADHD management.
4. Have access to ongoing support.

Our clinic Director, Juliette Cavendish, has researched and designed our unique ADHD180 Training Program, which provides academically researched and targeted ADHD support. This program will be introduced into the clinic, schools and in workplaces in June 2026.
Juliette is currently on personal leave from the clinic and will be returning
in June 2026. Bookings will re-open in May.
Juliette will focus on specific and targeted ADHD strategies for individuals, organisations, schools and couples.
Bookings for our ADHD 180 Training Program will commence in June 2026.
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More about our unique new ADHD Program
Our clinic will soon offer our unique ADHD180 Training Program - helping individuals with ADHD understand ADHD and manage challenges in schools, tertiary institutions, workplaces and at home.
Bookings for our unique and innovative program will launch later in 2026.
Choose from six flexible modules - undertake one or do all six
Attention, Motivation and Dopamine - Understanding your ADHD Brain in Action
Organisation and Time Management
Emotional Regulation and Nervous System Awareness
Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria and Relationships
Task Initiation, Planning and Sequencing
Self-Care and Cultivating a Growth Mindset - the path forward and individual goal setting
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Our unique ADHD program, which will be introduced into the clinic in June 2026, is based on the latest scientific research on ADHD. It has been designed for individuals and organisations ready to make immediate and meaningful changes in their workplaces and lives. Our work together is structured, collaborative and goal-focused. Our work together will be most effective when clients are willing to reflect, experiment with strategies, and implement changes between sessions. So the first thing we are going to ask you is this ... Are you ready to implement change and try? What are you prepared to do between sessions to help yourself? Can you make mistakes and move on, using the mistake as a learning experience?
Are you ready to see meaningful change in your life and then be prepared to adopt consistency?
The program is active and practical, aimed at building comprehensive systems and skills that translate into everyday life. Together, we develop clear and achievable goals that support you to function better across key areas. Individual sessions focus on strengthening executive functioning skills, including task initiation, organisation, emotional regulation, overcoming task paralysis, and improving follow-through.
We build systems for you to avoid burnout, shutdowns and meltdowns.
You will learn practical, evidence-informed strategies to better manage emotions, organise tasks, understand your personal patterns, and develop systems that support greater clarity, stability and effectiveness in daily life.
Our Workplace and Education sessions focus on helping individuals and workplaces build systems that support individuals with ADHD in the workplace and educational settings.
A concession rate is available for school and tertiary students who undertake program modules.
ADHD support works best when you are ready to engage with the process and commit to change.
Take the ADHD Quiz.
ADHD can look like -
Restlessness or excessive fidgeting
Feeling like you have to keep moving.
Rejection Sensitivities.
Impulsive behaviours or decision-making.
A harsh inner critic if you make poor choices.
Challenges in maintaining attention, starting & focusing on tasks.
Difficulty in task completion or following through on commitments, despite your best effort.
Days where you feel paralysed and overwhelmed out of the blue.
Forgetfulness or disorganised thoughts.
However, some of these symptoms can also be a sign of trauma and not ADHD. They can also be partially indicative of someone who might be depressed, anxious or have other challenges.
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Our ADHD Mission
We empower individuals with ADHD to discover and live as their best selves, every day.
Through kind, empathetic and respectful care, we create a safe space for people to understand their brains, build on their strengths, and move forward with confidence.


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