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Autism and ADHD assessments for adults and children from a Swansea clinic and online.
- Adults
- Children & young people
- Online
- Face-to-face
- Hybrid
Clinic in Swansea
Available online to people across Wales
From £1,650
Compare private autism assessments for adults and children, and explore support across Wales.
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ExploreCompare autism assessment providers serving adults, children and young people across Wales.
Autism and ADHD assessments for adults and children from a Swansea clinic and online.
Clinic in Swansea
Available online to people across Wales
From £1,650
Online autism and ADHD assessments for children, young people and adults.
Available online to people across Wales
From £2,160
Private autism and combined ADHD and autism assessments for adults and children across the UK, including Wales.
Available online to people across Wales
From £2,400
Specialist neurodevelopmental assessment service for children and adults.
Clinic in Chester
Available to people in North Wales
Private autism and combined autism and ADHD assessments for children and adults.
Clinic in Cardiff
Available to people in South Wales
From £2,250
If you are considering an autism assessment for yourself, your child or a young person, there are different routes available in Wales. Some people pursue an assessment through NHS services, while others choose a private autism assessment because they want greater choice over provider, location or appointment availability.
Private autism assessment providers can differ considerably in how assessments are delivered, who they assess, their fees and waiting times. Some offer face-to-face appointments at clinics in Wales, while others provide parts of the assessment remotely or offer services to people throughout Wales.
Autism Support Wales helps you explore these options in one place. You can compare providers serving your area and find information about costs, waiting times, assessment formats and the support available after an assessment.
Adults may seek an autism assessment for many different reasons, including wanting to better understand lifelong differences in communication, sensory experiences, relationships or everyday life. Providers differ in their referral requirements, assessment approach and whether appointments are available online or face-to-face.
Find adult assessment providersAutism assessments for children and young people commonly involve gathering information about development and everyday life from parents or carers and, where appropriate, education settings. The exact assessment process varies between providers.
Find child assessment providersParent and carer groups, peer support and practical help for families.
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ExploreA clear, neuro-affirming introduction to autism and how it presents.
Read guideNHS and private routes, referrals and what to expect at each stage.
Read guideTypical price ranges, what is included and payment options.
Read guideThe interviews, questionnaires and reports involved, step by step.
Read guidePractical next steps, workplace and education support, and resources.
Read guidePrice is only one factor to consider when choosing an autism assessment provider. It can also be useful to compare who the service assesses, whether appointments are online or face-to-face, estimated waiting times, what is included in the assessment and report, and what support is available afterwards.
Autism Support Wales provides information supplied by or researched from providers to make these differences easier to understand. Where information is unavailable, do not assume that a service is or is not offered.
Autism Support Wales is an independent directory and information resource. We help adults, families, carers and young people find autism assessment providers and support services across Wales, and understand the options available to them.
Autism Support Wales does not carry out assessments and does not provide diagnoses.
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