For adults
Articles for adults who think they may be autistic or have ADHD.
Articles
A good assessment is much more than a questionnaire. Here is what it involves, from your history and the ADOS-2 to the written report, and how to prepare so you get the most out of it.
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You do not always need a diagnosis to get support, but a clear written report makes it far easier to explain what someone needs. Here is how SEN support, EHCPs, reasonable adjustments and Access to Work fit together.
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Autism and ADHD share many signs, and a large share of autistic people also have ADHD. Here is how they differ, why they are easy to confuse, and why assessing both together gives the clearest answer.
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NHS assessments are free but often mean a wait of more than a year. UK private clinics charge £700 to £1,950, often for a short online appointment with extras charged separately. Here is what each route costs and what you actually get for the money.
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Not automatically. Your GP can note a private diagnosis, but taking over ADHD medication through a shared care agreement is voluntary, and many practices decline it for private providers. Ask your practice before you book.
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Some NHS areas in England now make people wait at least two years before an ADHD or autism assessment with an NHS-funded independent provider. Here is what has changed, who it affects and what your options are.
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