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Autism is a lifelong neurodevelopmental disorder often characterised by social and communication difficulties. Autism is a 'spectrum' disorder, which means that characteristics can vary significantly between individuals. It is incredibly complex, but the first step to learning to support your child is with a professional assessment.
Read our autism assessment guideIf you think your child might be autistic and would like help with a diagnosis, we can provide either face-to-face and remote assessments.
Autism is a neurodevelopmental lifelong disorder – with varying degrees of difficulties experienced.
The term autism is an ‘umbrella’ term for conditions such as Asperger’s. Recently the USA have removed Asperger’s Syndrome as a separate diagnosis.
Autistic people often experience difficulties in certain areas – known as the triad of impairments - which involve social communication, interaction and imagination.
The assessment for autism is thorough to ensure you gain a clear understanding of your child's strengths and challenges, with a focus on how to move forwards.
Certain therapies such as CBT, coaching and Psychology, can be hugely beneficial in helping autistic children better manage their day to day experience.
Many parents choose to have a few sessions with a parenting expert to learn effective ways of managing their child’s difficulties.
Download our autism guide here.
The UK’s leading experts explore the issues to help you get the right diagnosis and support to unlock your child’s true potential. A podcast series of 9.
Artist, Rebecca Burgess, has created a series of critically acclaimed comics to help people understand the autism spectrum.
You don’t need a GP referral to book a diagnosis
Appointments usually available within a few days, nationwide
Qualified and friendly triage team to help you find the right option
2/3 of people know someone with a mental health condition.
