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360° Neurodiversity Screening – Just £99

About the 360° Autism & ADHD Screening

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A simple first step toward clarity

If you’re wondering whether Autism or ADHD may be affecting you or your child, our 360° Screening offers a clear, supportive starting point—without the pressure of a full diagnostic assessment, long waits or high upfront costs.

This structured screening follows NICE guidelines and is designed to help you understand whether a full Autism or ADHD assessment would be the most appropriate next step.

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How the Screening Works
The screening uses a standardised, globally recognised 360-degree questionnaire, completed by up to four informants, where available:
  • Parent / guardian
  • School teacher
  • Extracurricular coach or home tutor
  • Self-report (12 years+)

You will receive a report bringing together insights from all contributors, along with professional guidance.

Not all informants are required in every case.

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What You Will Receive
  • Computer-generated screening report
  • Clear clinical insight and recommendations
  • Guidance on appropriate next steps
  • Feedback call (package-dependent)
  • No obligation to proceed to diagnostic assessment
This screening is completed using a standardised BASC-based questionnaire shared securely via online links and is suitable for all ages.
View Sample Report (Attached)

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What happens next?
After your screening, we’ll guide you through your options, which may include:
  • A full Autism or ADHD assessment
  • Post-diagnostic support
  • Therapy or coaching options
  • Or reassurance that no further assessment is needed right now

About the 360° Autism & ADHD Screening

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Take the first step towards understanding and supporting your child’s unique needs by scheduling an assessment today. Early identification and intervention can make a significant difference in their development and well-being.

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