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Whether you’re looking for information about the diagnostic criteria for autism spectrum disorder (ASD), navigating the process of getting an autism diagnosis for your child, or exploring the steps involved in getting a diagnosis as an adult, you’ve come to the right place.
A diagnosis can only be made by a specialist autism diagnostic service. If you or your child show signs that you may be autistic, your GP or medical practitioner should refer you to someone who can carry out an assessment.
Public Autism assessment. Private assessments are not affordable for everyone, and often cost €1,000-2,000. If you opt for a public assessment instead, you have three options: Apply for an Assessment of Need at your local Health Centre. Self-refer to a Children’s Disability Network Team.
Find local providers and services in your area with the Autism Speaks Resource Guide. Haga clic aquí para ver esta página en español. There are several autism screening tools that can alert parents, caregivers and autistic people to potential autism symptoms. Learn more about autism screening.
Obtaining a diagnostic evaluation for autism for your child is a crucial step in understanding their needs and providing appropriate support. If you suspect that your child may be on the autism spectrum, ACES, a network of trusted autism therapy clinics, can guide you through the process and offer expert assistance.
Free Autism Screening. We offer free and confidential autism screenings for individuals up to age 21. Our screening process is the first step in getting an official autism diagnosis. We use this screening process to provide you or your loved one with resources and referrals to physicians.
How is autism diagnosed in adults? Learn about where you should go, who you should see and how to get tested for autism by clicking here.
