Combined ADHD and autism assessments with Xyla
A combined assessment offers a more complete understanding by identifying overlapping traits of ADHD and autism. At Xyla, we deliver expert assessments, accurate diagnoses and personalised support so you or your child can receive the care you need, without the long wait.
Considering a combined ADHD and autism assessment?
If you or your child show signs of ADHD, autism or both, a combined assessment offers a clearer, more efficient path to understanding your needs. Xyla’s streamlined process helps identify one or both conditions without the need for separate assessments. Early diagnosis can unlock tailored support in school, while adults gain access to workplace adjustments, therapy and greater self-awareness to make everyday life more manageable.
Why choose Xyla’s combined ADHD and autism assessments?
Comprehensive dual assessment from specialist clinicians
Faster access to the right support with one streamlined assessment
Tailored support recommendations for ADHD, autism or both
Clear, detailed report to support school, work, and everyday life
Available for children aged 7 +, teens and adults
Xyla’s combined ADHD and autism assessment process
Our assessment process is clear, supportive, and designed to give you meaningful answers — helping children, teens and adults better understand their strengths, challenges and the right path forward.
A specialist will speak with you to understand your concerns, history and symptoms.
We use a combination of NHS gold-standard diagnostic tools specifically for ADHD and autism to build a full picture of your experiences.
You’ll receive clear, explained results from a clinician, along with an opportunity to ask questions.
If you get a diagnosis, a detailed written report outlines the clinicians findings and provides practical next steps.
You’ll receive tailored support, including signposting to therapy options, coaching and school or workplace accommodations where appropriate.
View pricing and book a consultation
Ready to take the first step towards clarity, support and personalised care?
We know this can feel like a big decision, and we’re here to support you. Learn more about our clear pricing and flexible payment options, then book a free, no-obligation consultation. We’ll talk through your concerns, recommend the most suitable assessment and answer any questions, helping you make an informed choice with confidence.
| Adult ADHD assessment (18+) | £950 |
| Child and teen ADHD assessment (ages 7-17) | £950 |
| Adult combined ADHD & autism assessment (18+) | £2450 |
| Child and teen combined ADHD & autism assessment (ages 7-17) | £2450 |
Understanding the link between autism and ADHD
Autism and ADHD often co-occur and share traits like difficulty with focus, impulsivity, social interaction, and sensory sensitivity. People with autism are more likely to also have ADHD, but the reverse isn’t always true. A combined assessment provides a clearer diagnosis and helps build a personalised support plan based on your specific needs.
Who might benefit from a combined assessment?
- Individuals who experience attention, organisation or impulsivity difficulties alongside social communication challenges or sensory sensitivities.
- Those who notice traits of both ADHD and autism but aren’t sure if one or both conditions are present.
- Anyone whose current diagnosis or support plan doesn’t fully address or explain their experiences or challenges.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Many individuals experience traits of both. A combined assessment explores both areas in depth using validated tools, ensuring nothing is overlooked.
If you or your child experiences traits of both ADHD (e.g. impulsivity, inattention) and autism (e.g. social challenges, sensory sensitivities), a combined assessment may be most appropriate. Our specialist team will help guide you in making this decision during your free pre-assessment consultation.
That’s perfectly okay. A combined assessment still provides valuable insights and helps tailor support more effectively, even if only one condition is diagnosed.
Yes, in a positive way. It allows support to be more targeted and holistic, considering the overlapping traits to provide more meaningful care and tailored recommendations.
Yes. If a diagnosis is confirmed, your report can be used to request accommodations under the Equality Act 2010.
Yes, the initial cost of a combined assessment is higher. However, it may be more cost-effective than two separate assessments. A combined assessment offers a more streamlined process and a fuller understanding of how traits overlap, providing a more complete and supportive approach to care.
Have more questions about our services?
We understand that you may have questions about our services and how we can support you or your child. For more details and answers to common queries, visit our FAQs page. We’re here to help you feel confident and informed every step of the way.
Not sure where to start?
We offer a free phone consultation to answer any initial questions. We’ll listen, understand your needs and guide you toward the right assessment or support. There’s no obligation, just reassurance and a helpful conversation.
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