Adult Autism Assessment
Private Adult Autism Assessment
Why Might You Consider an Autism Assessment?
- Have always felt different and want to understand yourself better
- Experience exhaustion or burnout from masking or adapting to social situations
- Recognise autistic traits in yourself after learning more about autism
- Want greater clarity about your strengths, challenges and everyday experiences
- Find communication or relationships challenging
- Need support or reasonable adjustments at work or in other areas of life
What Your Autism Assessment Includes
Clinical Assessment
Developmental History
Clinical Review
Assessment Report
Why Choose MyPsych for Your Adult Autism Assessment?
Comprehensive Clinical Assessment
Your clinician considers multiple areas of your development and current presentation rather than relying on a single screening questionnaire.
Evidence-Informed Approach
Clear Clinical Reporting
Specialist Neurodevelopmental Care
Written Report
What Happens After Your Assessment?
Where appropriate, you can also discuss post-diagnostic support with your clinical team.
What Our Patients Say
— MyPsych Patient
“Everything was explained clearly, and I felt comfortable discussing my experiences.”
— MyPsych Patient
Frequently Asked Questions
An adult autism assessment is a clinical evaluation that considers your communication, social interaction, behaviours and developmental history to determine whether you meet recognised diagnostic criteria for autism.
Yes. MyPsych provides private autism assessment services for adults in the UK.
Yes. ADHD and autism can occur together. Your clinician will consider your individual presentation, developmental history and relevant clinical information as part of your autism assessment.
Your clinician will explain your diagnosis and discuss appropriate next steps and available support.
Your clinician will explain the assessment outcome and discuss relevant recommendations or next steps based on your assessment.
Where appropriate, information from a parent, family member or someone who knew you during childhood can help provide additional developmental history.
