"ADHD is not a deficit of attention — it is a different relationship with it. Understanding that difference is where meaningful change begins."— Dr. Sneha Goyal
Dr. Sneha Goyal is an AHPRA-registered Clinical Psychologist at Enable Workplace Consulting in Melbourne's CBD. She brings 12 years of clinical experience to her Melbourne practice.
Her clinical work and research focuses on ADHD — including ADHD in women, late diagnosis, and gender-atypical presentations — alongside panic disorder, depression, anxiety, trauma, OCD, and emotion regulation. She works with adults and adolescents, and consults in English and Hindi.
Dr. Goyal also provides professional training for psychologists and allied health practitioners across Melbourne.
Evidence-based care for adults and adolescents with ADHD — in person at Enable Workplace Consulting, Melbourne CBD, and via telehealth across greater Melbourne and Victoria.
CBT, DBT, and mindfulness-based sessions tailored for ADHD — covering executive function, emotional regulation, and daily life strategies.
Structured groups for adults with ADHD — building skills in regulation, relationships, and everyday functioning alongside others.
Enquire for scheduleSupport for couples where ADHD is a factor — improving communication and reducing conflict cycles, in person or via telehealth.
Whole-family support where an adolescent or adult member has ADHD — reducing stress and improving communication.
Goal-focused coaching covering time management, organisation, and task initiation. Standalone or alongside therapy — in person or via telehealth.
Adults & adolescentsComprehensive diagnostic evaluation using gold-standard tools. Suitable for workplace accommodations, university support, NDIS, and Medicare.
Specialist assessment integrating school, parent, and self-report data with clinical interview and standardised testing.
Neuropsychological assessment of cognitive strengths, processing speed, memory, and attention — independently or alongside ADHD diagnosis.
Formal ADHD and co-occurring condition diagnosis. Reports suitable for Medicare, NDIS, and legal purposes.
Short-term support during acute distress — stabilisation, risk assessment, and care planning. By referral or existing clients.
By referral or existing clientsAll therapy and coaching via secure telehealth. Full Medicare rebates with a valid Mental Health Care Plan.
Medicare rebates applyDr. Goyal accepts a broad range of funding types so cost need not be a barrier to specialist ADHD care in Melbourne. Please reach out if you are unsure whether your situation is covered.
Up to 10 rebated sessions per year with a GP Mental Health Care Plan. Dr. Goyal is a registered Medicare provider.
Many Extras policies include psychology rebates. Receipts provided for direct insurer claiming.
Students can access sessions through student health cover or university support programs. Eligibility varies — contact your institution to confirm.
WorkCover Victoria psychological injury claims accepted — assessment, therapy, and return-to-work support.
VOCAT-funded counselling available at no out-of-pocket cost. Dr. Goyal is experienced in trauma-informed ADHD care.
TAC-funded assessment and therapy for people injured in transport accidents — including trauma, anxiety, and adjustment difficulties.
Peer-reviewed research spanning ADHD gender presentations, help-seeking behaviour, and pathways to mental health care — published in leading Elsevier and SAGE journals.
Asian Journal of Psychiatry · Elsevier
International Journal of Social Psychiatry · SAGE Publications
Asian Journal of Psychiatry · Elsevier
To book an appointment or make an enquiry, email Dr. Goyal directly on [email protected]. She responds to all enquiries within 1–2 business days.
If you are in crisis, call Lifeline 13 11 14 or Beyond Blue 1300 22 4636, or present to your nearest emergency department. For life-threatening emergencies call 000.
Evidence-informed articles by Dr. Goyal for adults, families, and clinicians navigating ADHD and related conditions.
ADHD is one of the most common and most misunderstood neurodevelopmental conditions — affecting 5–7% of children and 2–5% of adults worldwide. Dr. Goyal explains what ADHD actually is, the three presentations, and what a formal assessment involves at Enable Workplace Consulting in Melbourne.
Women with ADHD are diagnosed on average 5–10 years later than men — not because their ADHD is milder, but because it presents differently. Dr. Goyal's published research explores the gendered ADHD experience.