Whether you’re seeking answers for the first time or looking to discuss your experiences, our team provides clear insights and personalised guidance. Our process is simple and convenient, conducted remotely with no long wait times, ensuring you receive timely care and ongoing support tailored to your needs.
Experienced clinicians specialising in autism
Clear, thorough assessments tailored to your specific needs
Expert support before, during and after your diagnosis
Fast and efficient process with no long waiting times
Guidance to help you understand and manage symptoms of autism
Your journey is unique, and so is our care. We take the time to truly understand you, offering personalised autism assessments and tailored support designed to meet your individual needs.
Free 15-minute phone call to help you take the first step. We’ll guide you through the process and recommend the most suitable assessment for you or your child, whether it’s for ADHD, autism or both
We use NHS-recognised diagnostic tools to provide evidence-based and accurate assessments, all delivered online so you can access expert care from the comfort of your home.
Within 14 days of your assessment, you’ll receive a clear diagnosis along with our detailed report and personalised recommendations to help guide you through the next steps.
Our holistic support includes personalised care plans, wellbeing guidance and practical tools to help you or your child thrive, all shaped around what matters most to you.
Our autism assessments for adults cost £2000. Get expert autism assessments without the wait. Our experienced clinicians follow NHS-recommended guidelines to deliver thorough, personalised support you can trust. Explore our clear pricing and flexible payment options to take the next step with confidence.
Explore our pricingAdult autism assessment (18+) | £2000 |
Adult combined ADHD & autism assessment (18+) | £2450 |
Post-diagnostic specialist-led support (Introductory session) | £99 |
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that shapes how a person thinks, communicates and experiences the world. While autism is often identified in childhood, many people are not diagnosed until later in life, particularly if their traits were masked, misunderstood or mistaken for something else.
Autism is a spectrum, meaning it can look different for everyone. Some adults live fully independent lives, while others benefit from support. Every experience is unique, and with the right understanding, adults with autism can thrive.
Many adults live for years without realising that their lifelong challenges with social interactions, sensory experiences or daily routines could be related to autism. For some, receiving a diagnosis in adulthood can be a transformative experience, bringing clarity, relief and a better understanding of oneself.
A formal diagnosis can provide validation, increase self-awareness and unlock access to support, strategies and accommodations, helping you navigate life with more confidence and ease.
Self-understanding and acceptance: A diagnosis can help you make sense of lifelong experiences, bringing clarity to why you think, feel and relate to the world differently.
Improved mental wellbeing: Many adults report reduced anxiety, self-doubt and burnout after receiving a diagnosis, as it validates their experiences and removes the pressure to ‘fit in’.
Access to workplace and educational accommodations: A formal diagnosis can unlock adjustments that support productivity, reduce overwhelm and improve overall wellbeing in professional or academic settings.
Stronger relationships and communication: Understanding your social communication style can lead to healthier relationships and more effective ways to navigate social situations.
Tailored support and resources: Post-diagnosis, you can explore therapies, coaching, peer support and other tools designed to meet your specific needs and goals. Even if you don’t meet the full criteria for an autism diagnosis, the assessment process can still offer meaningful insights into your neurodiversity and open the door to greater understanding and support.
A diagnosis is just the beginning. Xyla provides ongoing support to help you navigate life as an autistic adult. Beyond assessment, we provide tailored post-diagnostic care, including specialist-led support and psychoeducation. We empower you to choose the support that best fits your needs, ensuring a personalised approach every step of the way.
Common signs of autism in adulthood include:
Many adults were not diagnosed as children, especially if they learned to mask traits or adapt to their environment over time.
Your assessment takes place online and begins with a one-to-one consultation with a specialist clinician. This is followed by structured interviews, questionnaires and behavioural observations, all carried out online. After your feedback session, you’ll receive a detailed diagnostic report and personalised recommendations.
Yes. If our clinical assessment concludes that you meet the criteria for autism, you will receive a formal diagnosis. Following this, we’ll provide personalised guidance on your next steps, with tailored recommendations and support options to help you move forward with confidence
A diagnosis can offer validation, improve self-awareness and provide access to support that helps you thrive both personally and professionally.
We provide a range of post-diagnostic support tailored to what matters most to you. This includes one-to-one remote sessions with specialists, referrals for lifestyle and wellbeing education, peer support groups and guidance on navigating workplace and educational environments. We’re here to ensure you have the support you need at every step.
We understand that getting an autism assessment is a big step, and you might have questions along the way. Head to our frequently asked questions page for more details and answers to common queries. We’re here to help every step of the way.
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.
Book a free consultationPlease note: We are not an emergency service, if you are in crisis and need urgent support or are worried about immediate risk of harm to self or others, please call 999. Alternatively, you can contact your GP and ask for an emergency appointment or visit your local A&E department. You can also contact the following services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week: NHS Helpline (111) and Samaritans (116 123).