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An Adult Autism Assessment That Takes You Seriously.

A structured, NICE-aligned autism assessment for adults — including those who have masked for decades and been told they “don’t look autistic.” Your assessment follows NICE guideline CG142 and DSM-5-TR criteria, carried out by a clinician experienced in adult autism. Here is exactly what it involves, what it costs, and what you get.
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Clinical Governance

Regulated At Every Step, Not Just At The Top.

“Private” shouldn’t mean “unregulated.” Inclura Health is [[registered with the Care Quality Commission — number]]. Every assessing clinician holds current [[GMC / HCPC / NMC]] registration, published on their profile and linked to the public register so you can verify it yourself — before you book, not after.
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There is nothing to prepare and nothing to prove.

You do not need to arrive with evidence, examples rehearsed, or school reports in hand. Bring what you have; your clinician will ask the questions. You will not be caught out — and you do not need to stop masking on demand or "perform" being autistic. Recognising masking is part of a proper adult assessment.

What happens

Before, During, And After Your Autism Assessment.

Before

  • Free 15-minute enquiry call — suitability, process, full cost, no obligation.
  • Standardised screening questionnaires AQ-10 / RAADS-R , with save-and-return.
  • Developmental history form from someone who knew you as a child — a NICE recommendation, because autism is present from early childhood. No one available? School reports, old records or a long-term partner's view help; it never prevents assessment.
  • Medical and mental health history.

During

  • few minutes with your specialist, format — secure video / in person.
  • Social communication and interaction, with specific real-life examples.
  • Focused interests, routines, and sensory experiences.
  • Early childhood, where the developmental picture begins.
  • Masking and camouflaging — what appearing "fine" has actually cost you.
  • Other explanations considered — ADHD, anxiety, depression, trauma, OCD, and others.

After

  • Full written report within few working days
  • Follow-up discussion included.
  • Options and support explained, whatever the outcome.
  • GP letter, with your consent.

IS THIS RIGHT FOR YOU?

Who We Can — And Cannot — Assess.

Adults 18+ / age range

Geographic coverage — UK-wide by secure video, or specify regions

Never assessed before

You have wondered for years — or recognised yourself when someone close to you was diagnosed — and want a clear, evidence-based answer.

Told you "don't seem autistic

Masking for decades is common, particularly in women and in people diagnosed late. Appearing to cope is not evidence you are not autistic.

Wondering about ADHD too

Autism and ADHD frequently co-occur. If both are a question, ask about our combined AuDHD assessment at your enquiry call.

Who we cannot assess

Exclusion criteria — confirmed by clinical lead, We would rather tell you now than take a booking we should not.

If you are in crisis

An assessment is not the right next step. Contact your GP, call 111, or 999 in an emergency. Samaritans are free on 116 123, at any hour. We will still be here afterwards.

Clear, Honest Pricing

No consultation fee to find out. No charges that appear later.

Everything we charge for is on our pricing page, including the costs that only apply to some people.

Adult ADHD assessment

[[£895]]

Adult ADHD assessment Psychiatrist

[[£1300]]

Follow-up review

[[£100]]

Enquiry call

Free

Still deciding? A two minute check costs nothing.

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ADHD Screener ~2 minutes

Could it be ADHD?

This short screener covers the symptom areas clinicians assess — attention, restlessness and impulsivity — to indicate whether a full assessment may be worthwhile. It is a screening tool, not a diagnosis.

Who is this screening for?

Almost done — where should we send your results?

Enter your details to see your results on screen and receive a copy, along with a short guide on what to do next.

This screener is an educational tool and does not provide a medical diagnosis. Only a qualified clinician can diagnose ADHD following a full clinical assessment. A positive screen does not mean you (or your child) have ADHD, and a negative screen does not rule it out. If you are struggling, please speak to your GP or a mental health professional.