About us

The ASD Clinic was founded in 2009 by Dr Richard Eisenmajer and Dr Natasha Eisenmajer, who share a commitment to providing supportive, neuroaffirming care for autistic people and those exploring whether they may be autistic.   Our clinic is home to a team of highly experienced independent Psychologists who are passionate about supporting the wellbeing of autistic children, adolescents, adults, and their families.  We recognise that every individual has a unique profile of strengths, challenges, and experiences, and we are committed to providing respectful, person-centred care that values neurodiversity.  

We provide Autism assessments for children, adolescents, and adults, as well as counselling for children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families.  Our Psychologists also support clients with a range of mental health concerns, including anxiety, depression, autistic burnout, emotional wellbeing, relationship difficulties, parenting, and life transitions.

We understand that seeking an Autism assessment or reaching out for support can be an important step.  Our aim is to create a welcoming environment where people feel heard, understood, and respected.  Whether you are seeking greater self-understanding, support for your mental health, or guidance for yourself or a family member, we work collaboratively to provide practical recommendations and meaningful support. 

All of our Psychologists are registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and are registered providers under the Medicare Better Access initiative. 

In addition to working with individuals and families, we provide consultation and education for schools, workplaces, and community organisations. We also deliver presentations and professional training to promote greater understanding of Autism and neurodiversity and to support more inclusive environments.

Dr Richard Eisenmajer PhD presents:

Imagine having Asperger's Syndrome

A First Consultation DVD (length 103 minutes)

Drawing on his clinical experience and popular presentation style, Richard talks about the day to day challenges faced by people with Asperger's Syndrome and suggests a range of support strategies.