Working differently to help
unique minds
Our specialist clinicians partner with you to provide high-quality, NHS-accepted private autism assessments that open doors to the future.
How can we help you?
We provide comprehensive, neuro-affirming support and assessments tailored to your specific needs.
For Children
Autism Assessments
Comprehensive, neuro-affirming diagnostic assessments for children and young people, focused on understanding their unique profile.
For Adults
Autism Assessments
Respectful and collaborative diagnostic assessments tailored for adults,
providing clarity and validation for your experiences.
For Organizations
Training & Consulting
Expert-led training programs designed to help organizations, schools, and workplaces better support neurodivergent individuals.
Our private autism assessments have
been accepted by the NHS
This is crucial when choosing a private all-age autism assessment provider to enable access to services after assessment. We follow national NHS best practice guidelines in the United Kingdom to do this.
What makes us different?
We are with you at every step
Our approach is centred around providing a supportive, neuro-affirming, and highly personalised experience from start to finish.
Fast Turnaround
No long wait lists. Be seen and have your assessment completed within 4 weeks.
Clinical Specialists
Expertise in understanding autistic masking, autism in women and girls, and adult assessments.
NHS Aligned
Our assessments follow national best practice guidance so have been accepted by the NHS.
Flexible Appointments
Evening and weekend slots available, online or home assessments across the UK.
Post-Diagnostic Support
We don't stop at the assessment. Get personalized help planning your future.
Neurodivergent-Led
A practice run by neurodivergent individuals, ensuring a truly neuro-affirming experience.
National Autistic Society-recognised
Proudly recognised by the National Autistic Society as a trusted provider.
Personalised Care
We aren't a huge, faceless provider. You matter to us as a person.
"It's hard to explain the relief of how it feels to no longer be on a waiting list. "
"I feel like I'm taking action towards how I want the rest of my life to go by choosing to have an autism assessment now."
Free Consultation
Talk to a member of our team
Free 30 minute consultation with one of our clinicians.
What our clients say
Don't just take our word for it. Hear from the people and families we've supported.
"Their approach is very caring and supportive, which helped me navigate through the stages of being diagnosed with relative ease."
Thomas
Adult Client
"The team made me feel like no question I had was too much (and there were a lot!) I felt supported all the way through the assessment."
Sarah
Young Adult Client
"We appreciate everything they did to help us get the answers we needed. This reduced our family's worry we got the help we needed efficiently."
Mark & Emma
Client Parents
Get in touch
Ready to take the next step? Book an assessment directly or send us a message if you have any questions.
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Accessibility & Reasonable Adjustments
We are committed to providing an inclusive and accommodating environment. We can provide reasonable adjustments to support access to an autism diagnostic assessment - including, but not limited to, working nationally online. Please contact us to discuss how we can work inclusively with you to meet your specific needs.
We do have specific exclusion criteria as:
- For online assessments: If you/your child do not have access to an Internet connection in a private space and are not willing to confirm your identification in an online video call, then we cannot complete assessment via video.
- You/your child or not willing to provide the contact details for your UK based NHS GP.
- You/your child are not based in England, Wales, or Scotland.You/ your child are unable to communicate by speaking.
- Your child is under the age of 3 years old.
- You/your child are unable to communicate at a conversational level in the English language.
- You/your child have a significant intellectual disability, developmental delay or an intellectual disability with an IQ below 70.
- You/your child have a significant visual or hearing impairment which means you are unable to access online assessments if this is what you would prefer.
- You/your child are currently acutely unwell with psychosis or have recently experienced a psychotic episode within the last three months.
- You/your child are mentally unwell in terms of currently deemed to pose a risk to yourself or others, have a plan or have acted to end your life in the past three months and/or are actively engaged in significant forms of self-harm
- You/your child are under the care of Eating Disorder services, who deem your BMI to be extremely low and/or you have been discharged within the last six months from a specialist eating disorder inpatient setting.
- You/your child's drug and/or alcohol use is having a significant impact on daily life or you/your child are currently receiving active treatment for substance addiction.
- You/your child have an acquired or traumatic head injury, brain surgery/neurosurgery or have a neurological condition which has impacted on you/your child's cognitive function.
- You/your child are currently serving a prison sentence, are on probation or temporary release.
- You/your child are undergoing a safeguarding investigation or are involved in an ongoing police or criminal investigation and cannot be seen until it has been concluded.
- You/your child are currently detained in a hospital under the Mental Health Act 1983 or under a community treatment order.
- You/ your child serve in the armed forces.
- For individuals who reside 50 miles beyond Preston, You/your child do not have access to a laptop or computer or a tablet which is at least 10 inches and can be propped up to be used hands free and can also be used to access our service over the Internet. Please know that handheld mobile phone devices cannot be used as this could invalidate the assessment results.