We provide specialist online assessments for English-speaking adults, regardless of where they live in the world.
Our assessments are conducted remotely by experienced UK-based clinicians and are designed for adults who wish to explore whether Autism Spectrum Disorder may provide an explanation for lifelong differences in communication, social interaction, sensory experiences, routines, interests, or day-to-day functioning. All our clinicians hold appropriate clinical registration in the UK, as well as Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and Gibraltar.
Because assessments are conducted online, individuals can access our service from almost any country, provided they are able to participate in an assessment conducted in English and have access to a secure internet connection. Please also see our inclusion and exclusion criteria for online assessment.
The assessment process would be exactly the same as for a person residing in the UK.
Neurodiversity Assessment Ltd is a UK-based independent healthcare provider, including providing clinical services to the UK National Health Service (NHS). Following assessment, clients receive a comprehensive diagnostic report prepared by qualified clinicians.
However, healthcare systems, government agencies, employers, educational institutions, insurance providers, and regulatory bodies vary considerably between countries. We are unable to advise whether a diagnostic assessment completed by our service will be recognised, accepted, or confer access to services, benefits, accommodations, or legal protections in any particular country.
It is therefore the responsibility of the individual seeking assessment to establish, before proceeding, whether an assessment and diagnostic report produced by a UK-based independent provider will be accepted for their intended purpose within their country of residence or by any organisation to which they may later submit the report.
If you live outside the United Kingdom, we recommend that you consider:
Whether an English-language assessment report will be accepted in your country
Whether a diagnosis from an independent UK provider is recognised by local healthcare authorities
Whether any additional local assessment or registration processes may be required
Whether your intended use of the report has specific legal or administrative requirements
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide country-specific advice regarding recognition or acceptance of autism diagnoses.