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Right to Choose (England)

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.

1. Provide your details to access our form(s)

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2. Download your self-assessment form(s) and GP letter

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

GP letter

You can give this letter to your GP if you are seeking an Autism assessment.

ASRS (aged 18+)

Form for adults aged 18+ seeking an ADHD assessment

GP letter

You can give this letter to your GP if you are seeking an ADHD assessment.

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How to complete your Right to Choose forms

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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:

01.

Complete self-report form(s)

  • Complete the self-report form(s) for your/your child’s suspected condition.

Self-report form

02.

Send the self-report form(s) to your GP

  • Email your/your child’s completed self-report form(s) to your GP.

  • In the email, ask your GP to refer you/your child to ProblemShared. You can attach our pre-written GP letter to the email if you prefer.

Find your nearest GP

03.

Wait for your GP to make the referral

  • Your GP will refer you/your child to our service through our digital process.

  • You’ll get an email to notify you once the referral has been made.

04.

Provide your enrolment information

  • We’ll ask you for some important enrolment information.

  • Your/your child’s referral will be reviewed by our clinical team.

05.

Look out for a confirmation email

  • If our online service is suitable for your situation, your/your child’s referral will be approved.

  • You’ll get an email informing you of next steps.

06.

You are deemed “assessment-ready”

  • Only after completing each of these steps will you/your child be added to our wait list for an assessment.

  • This ensures that, by the time you join the wait list, we have all  the necessary information to proceed with a thorough and effective  assessment.