Pricing and assessments.
Choose the assessment that’s right for you.
ADOS-2 only
£800
An ADOS-2 completed in isolation is not sufficient to complete a clinical diagnosis but can contribute towards a diagnosis and give a clinical indication if a full assessment is appropriate.
Full Assessment - Virtual
£1,450
Includes elements of the ADOS-2 and DISCO, all done remotely via video and telephone. This is followed by a clinical report that outlines the assessments, a diagnosis if appropriate and clinical recommendations.
Full assessment - In Person
£1,900
Full assessment combining ADOS-2 & DISCO followed by a clinical report that outlines the assessments, a diagnosis if appropriate and clinical recommendations.
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Emergency workers get 20% off our full assessment.
Which assessment is right for you?
ADOS-2
DISCO
Full assessment
Full assessment combining ADOS & DISCO followed by a clinical report that outlines the assessments, a diagnosis if appropriate and clinical recommendations.
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What is Autism?
How Autism is defined.
Autism, or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterised by varying degrees of difficulties with social interaction, communication, restricted interests, and repetitive behaviours. It is considered a “spectrum” disorder because it affects people differently and requires different levels of support.
The impairment triad.
The impairment triad includes three main areas, and those showing areas of difficulty in all 3 may have ASD:
1. Social interaction.
2. Communication.
3. Restricted/repetitive behaviours.
What are your next steps if you think you may have Autism?
While there is no cure for autism, early intervention and therapy can help individuals with ASD improve communication, social skills, and overall quality of life.
For more information about ASD and how it affects people, visit autism.org.uk.
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