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Adult Autism assessments

Consultant-led Autism assessments for adults

Comprehensive adult Autism assessments conducted by a Consultant Neuropsychiatrist, with detailed diagnostic reports suitable for GPs, employers and universities.

Written by Dr Roji Thomas, Consultant Neuropsychiatrist (GMC No. 5194864) · Last reviewed: June 2026

Comprehensive specialist assessment
Detailed diagnostic report
Feedback consultation included
No GP referral required
Fixed assessment fee
£1,250

All-inclusive — clinical interview, structured assessment tools, comprehensive diagnostic report and a post-assessment feedback consultation.

Dr Roji ThomasConsultant Neuropsychiatrist
What to expect

What does the assessment include?

A comprehensive consultant-led assessment designed to provide clarity about your experiences and whether diagnostic criteria for Autism Spectrum Disorder are met.

Clinical interview

  • Detailed developmental history
  • Social communication and interaction
  • Sensory experiences and flexibility
  • Functional impact on daily life

Structured assessment

  • ACIA diagnostic interview
  • Validated screening questionnaires
  • Collateral information (where available)

Diagnostic report

  • Clear diagnostic conclusion
  • Clinical recommendations
  • Report for your GP (with consent)
The assessment pathway

Simple and straightforward

From initial enquiry through to your comprehensive diagnostic report.

1

Initial enquiry

Contact the clinic to discuss your concerns and arrange an assessment appointment.

2

Pre-assessment

Complete validated screening questionnaires and provide a developmental history before your appointment.

3

Assessment

A comprehensive consultant-led assessment exploring your history, experiences and functional impact.

4

Report & feedback

Receive a comprehensive diagnostic report along with a post-assessment feedback discussion.

What happens next

After Your Assessment

Support after your diagnosis

Receiving your report is the start of your care, not the end of it.

Your report

  • A comprehensive written report detailing the assessment process, outcome, and findings
  • Where a diagnosis is confirmed, the report may include a recommendation for reasonable adjustments at work or in education, where relevant
  • Signposting to other services or support, where appropriate
Autism assessments do not involve medication. Recommendations are tailored to your individual circumstances and focus on practical understanding rather than a treatment plan.
Common questions

Common questions about Autism assessments

Answers to some of the most common questions about adult Autism assessment.

Is the assessment completed by a doctor?
Yes. All assessments are completed personally by Dr Roji Thomas, NHS Consultant Neuropsychiatrist (GMC No. 5194864). Verify on the GMC register → The assessment is never delegated to an associate or non-medical practitioner.
How long does the assessment take?
The assessment typically involves a comprehensive clinical interview lasting approximately 2–3 hours. Additional information may be requested where appropriate.
Who is the assessment suitable for?
It is suitable for adults who would like to explore whether Autism Spectrum Disorder may explain longstanding differences in social communication, sensory experiences, routines or patterns of thinking and behaviour.
Will I receive a written report?
Yes. You will receive a detailed written report outlining the assessment findings, diagnostic conclusions, and recommendations where appropriate.
Can the report be shared with my GP or employer?
Yes. With your consent, a copy of the report can be provided to your GP, employer, university or other healthcare professionals involved in your care.
Do I need information from a parent or family member?
Collateral information can be helpful, particularly when exploring developmental history. However, this is not always available and assessments can proceed appropriately without it.

Ready to take the next step?

If you are considering an ADHD or Autism assessment, book an initial consultation to discuss your concerns and explore the most appropriate pathway forward.