Download and complete your self-report form(s)
If you/your child are seeking assessments for both autism and ADHD, you will need to complete two forms: an AQ-10 for autism and an ASRS for ADHD.
2. Download your self-assessment form(s)
AQ-10 (aged 18+)
Form for adults aged 18 and over seeking an autism assessment
AQ-10 (aged 16-17)
Form for children aged 16-17 seeking an autism assessment
AQ-10 (aged 12-15)
Form for children aged 12-15 seeking an autism assessment
AQ-10 (aged 7-11)
Form for children aged 7-11 seeking an autism assessment
ASRS (aged 18+)
Form for adults aged 18+ seeking an ADHD assessment
3. Download our GP letter and send it with your completed self-report form to your GP
GP letter: autism
You can give this pre-formatted letter to your GP if you/your child are asking to be referred for an autism assessment.
Download letter: autismGP letter: ADHD
You can give this pre-formatted letter to your GP if you/your child are asking to be referred for an ADHD assessment.
Download letter: ADHD
Support resources
Our support materials to make the process of seeking a referral as simple as possible.
- Video GuidE
How to complete your
Right to Choose forms
What happens next?
When you have completed your/your child's self-report form, please give it to your GP.- Your GP will submit it to our clinical team on your/your child's behalf, as part of the referral process.
- We will send you an email when we have reviewed your/your child's referral to inform you of next steps.
Timeline of our assessment process through Right to Choose
Here’s what you can expect from your assessment journey:
- 1
You/your child will join our wait list
- Once your referral has been accepted and we receive some pre-assessment information from you, you/your child will be placed on our wait list
- 2
You’ll receive an assessment date
- When the duration of our wait list has elapsed, we will notify you of the date of your/your child's assessment and the time of each session
- We provide same-day diagnosis to clients wherever possible
- 3
You/your child will have an assessment
- The assessment will consist of several sessions over the same day, with both you/your child and your informant(s), overseen by our clinical team
- 4
You/your child will receive your assessment outcome
- You will be given the outcome of your/your child's assessment, usually on the same day where possible
- We will send you a full assessment report 4-6 weeks after this
- 5
You/your child will be offered post-diagnostic care
- If you/your child are diagnosed with a neurodevelopmental condition, we offer a range of ongoing support options including psychoeducation sessions (for adults and parents of child-age clients) and ADHD medication where appropriate (for adults).
