Jessica Warnock
she/her · Registered psychologist · Thought Focus · Perth, WA · Midland
Registered psychologist assessing and treating ADHD, learning difficulties and giftedness in children, teens and adults.
Experience
- Registered psychologist and founder, Thought Focus, Midland
- Over 10 years of psychological assessment and therapy with children, adolescents and adults
- Began as a school psychologist, in educational and developmental assessment
- Vocational rehabilitation, supporting people back into meaningful work
- Comprehensive assessments for ADHD, learning difficulties and giftedness
- Listed in the ADHD WA professional directory
About
Jess is a registered psychologist with over 10 years of experience providing psychological assessment and therapy for children, adolescents and adults.
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She began her career as a school psychologist, where she developed strong expertise in educational and developmental assessments, before moving into vocational rehabilitation, supporting individuals to overcome barriers and return to meaningful work. Jess now works in private practice, where she provides both therapy and comprehensive assessments for ADHD, learning difficulties and giftedness.
Jess is passionate about helping people better understand themselves and develop practical, evidence-based strategies that can be applied in everyday life. She aims to create a warm, supportive and non-judgmental environment where clients feel comfortable exploring challenges and working toward meaningful change. Her approach is collaborative and strengths-focused, recognising that each person’s experiences and goals are unique.
Jess has a particular interest in neurodiversity, including ADHD and learning differences, and enjoys supporting both children and adults to build confidence and develop skills that support long-term wellbeing. She values clear communication and practical recommendations, ensuring that therapy and assessment results translate into real-world improvements at home, school and work.
Details
- Qualifications
- Registered psychologist
- Reach
- In person at Midland, in Perth’s east, and by telehealth
- Appointments
- 50-minute sessions, in person or online, booked through the online portal. Assessments are tailored, usually two to four hours over one or more sessions, and arranged by email.
What a session costs
- $220
- Per 50-minute session
- $98.95
- Medicare rebate
With the rebate, a session is $121.05 out of pocket. The rebate needs a Mental Health Treatment Plan and referral from your GP; without one you can still book privately, and some private health funds rebate part of the fee.
ADHD, learning and giftedness assessments are quoted individually, from about $1,200 to $3,000 depending on the time and tests needed: usually two to four hours, in one session or several. There is no Medicare rebate for an assessment.
Fees are set and charged by the practice. ADHDme takes no commission.
Thought Focus 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 Jess’s own description of their work.
