COVID-19 Statement
Following recent government and professional guidance, our service is no longer conducting face-to-face appointments. However, we will respond to enquiries as normal and we are completing assessments remotely via video link, where possible.
Please click here for further information and see this link for further advice from the NHS regarding COVID-19.
Please click here for further information and see this link for further advice from the NHS regarding COVID-19.
O U R S E R V I C E S
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Initial Consultation
£150 (£135 remotely)* An initial meeting with one of our Clinical Psychologists to discuss current and historical concerns, gather information around development and any mental health issues, and decide whether the full ASD diagnostic assessment is the appropriate next step.
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Child ASD diagnostic assessment
£1549* Full diagnostic assessment for Autism Spectrum Disorder following Initial Consultation, which involves four further sessions including a specialist speech and language assessment and a feedback session to go through the assessment outcome and comprehensive report.
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Adult ASD diagnostic assessment
£1249 (£1199 remotely, if possible)* Full diagnostic assessment for Autism Spectrum Disorder following Initial Consultation, which involves up to three further sessions including a feedback session to go through the assessment outcome and comprehensive report.
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*Please note, payments made by debit and credit card incur a 1.75% surcharge (2.5% if paid remotely)
“It’s incredibly frustrating and sad to see how long families are having to wait for ASD assessments because of a lack of funding and resources. Young people with ASD especially need their assessments and diagnoses quickly as their engagement in school and learning is so much affected by their environment and how well their individual needs are supported. It’s also very important that the assessment is robust, thorough and reliable. Whether a diagnosis is given or not, we believe a good ASD assessment should identify the person’s individual strengths and difficulties, as well as giving ways forward for the future; a diagnosis being confirmed or denied is not really enough.“
Dr Jessica Donohoe, Director and Clinical Psychologist
Dr Jessica Donohoe, Director and Clinical Psychologist
