Dr Sally McLeod
she/her · Nurtured Thoughts Psychology · Brisbane, QLD · Graceville
Helping adolescents and adults understand how their brain works, with thorough, evidence-based assessment.
Experience
- Medical degree, University of Queensland, 2009
- Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, 2016
- ADHD in women and girls, including late diagnosis in adulthood
- Perimenopause and its interaction with ADHD and mental health
About
Dr Sally McLeod completed her medical degree at the University of Queensland in 2009 before her junior doctor training at the Mater Hospital in South Brisbane, and her Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2016.
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Sally has a special interest in ADHD and is passionate about helping adolescents and adults better understand how their brain works. She provides thorough, evidence-based assessments and works collaboratively with patients to develop practical, individualised treatment plans. Her interests include ADHD in women and girls, high-functioning and late-identified ADHD in professionals, perimenopause, and autism, anxiety and depression in the context of neurodivergence.
Outside of medicine, Sally enjoys time with her three sons, reading, music and the outdoors.
Details
- Qualifications
- General practitioner, MBBS FRACGP
- Reach
- Clinic appointments in Graceville, Brisbane, and telehealth
- Appointments
- Clinicians see people Monday to Saturday, with evenings Monday to Wednesday; times set with the practice
- Wheelchair access
- No: the practice is in a heritage-listed building without wheelchair access to the building or bathrooms
What a diagnosis costs
- $1,950
- Adult ADHD assessment, diagnosis and treatment
- ~$200
- Typical Medicare rebate
One fee for ages 15 and over: assessment, diagnosis, treatment if appropriate, and a report for you and your GP. The practice confirms your rebate before you book.
Fees are set and charged by the practice. ADHDme takes no commission.
Nurtured Thoughts Psychology is an independent practice: it sets its own fees, availability and clinical approach, and ADHDme receives no part of what you pay. This profile is written from Dr McLeod’s own description of their work.
