Autism Assessment
Thinking about an Autism Assessment?
Maybe you’ve come across information about autism and thought, “That sounds like me!” or perhaps a friend, teacher, or family member has suggested that you or your child may be on the spectrum.
Getting an assessment can offer valuable insights, helping you better understand yourself or your child and access the right support when needed.
We have put together key details about autism assessments on this page to help guide your decision.
Keep reading to learn more!
Our Assessment Process
- Inital Consultation – We start with a discussion to understand your needs and see if an autism assessment is right for you.
- Comprehensive Assessment – Our experienced clinicans use diagnostic tools to assess key areas related to autism.
- Detailed report – After the assessment, we carefully review the results and prepare a clear, easy-to-understand report.
- Feedback session – We go through the results with you, explaining the findings and offer guidance on the next steps
Assessment Tools & Tests Administered
Our team of psychologists utilise various diagnostic assessments, which include:
- Cognitive Assessments: Weschler Preschool and Primary Scale of Intelligence (WPPSI), Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (WISC-V), Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS-IV), Test of Nonverbal Intelligence (TONI)
- Monteiro Interview Guidelines for Diagnosing the Autism Spectrum, Second Edition (MIGDAS-2)
- Screening assessments to identify signs and symptoms of autism and differential diagnoses.
Why Undergo an Autism Assessment?
Understanding an individual’s neurodivergence fosters self-awareness, improves access to support, and prevents misinterpretation of challenges. A formal diagnosis empowers individuals to leverage their strengths and receive appropriate accommodations.
Comprehensive Reporting & Support
All assessments include a detailed report and a personalised feedback session to discuss findings and recommendations.
For more information or to schedule an assessment, contact us today.
