Summer offer: Up to £200 off assessments (ends 31 July 2026)
Expert autism assessment for Glasgow residents, delivered online. Xyla provides comprehensive evaluations for adults and children aged 7 and over, accessible across the city.
Appointments are held over secure video, so there’s no need to travel or attend in person. Wherever you are in Glasgow and the surrounding areas, our experts will assess you using a secure video call platform. Before you book your full assessment, we have a free 15-minute initial consultation with you to confirm that an assessment is right for you.
This Summer, we’re giving you the gift of clarity with up to £200 off assessments.
Our limited-time offer wraps up on the 31st July 2026. A clearer path ahead this season starts with you.
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.
We want to make your care as accessible as possible, and that includes how you pay. With Klarna, you can choose to spread the cost over three interest-free monthly instalments.
At the heart of our service is a commitment to compassionate, personalised care. We take the time to understand each person’s unique strengths, challenges and goals, tailoring our assessments and support to meet individual needs. Our expert clinicians deliver virtual, evidence-based assessments for adults, children and young people, guiding families, schools and other professionals to ensure continuity of care and lasting, positive outcomes.
Through our partnerships with the NHS, we’ve supported thousands of individuals and families in their journey to better understand ADHD and autism. Whether you need clarity, guidance or ongoing support, Xyla is here with you every step of the way.
About XylaNo, we’re private providers independent of NHS Scotland. Glasgow’s NHS autism services face very significant waiting times. We provide timely access to assessment.
Our reports are written so the GPs and other professionals involved in your care can use them. Assessments use recognised diagnostic tools such as ADOS-2 and follow SIGN 145, the national clinical guideline for autism in Scotland. This helps ensure the findings are widely recognised.
If a GP or NHS service prefers to apply their own criteria before acting on a private diagnosis, we’re experienced in working within Glasgow’s healthcare system to keep things joined up.
After your diagnosis, we offer post-diagnostic support as an additional, specialist-led service. It’s built around you, with personalised one-to-one online sessions that help you understand your diagnosis, learn practical tools, manage everyday challenges and build confidence and self-awareness. It’s available for adults, teenagers and children, with guidance for parents and carers, so there’s no need to start over with someone new.
We can also point you towards other sources of help, including Glasgow autism services, Scottish support organisations and relevant local resources.
Yes, completely. We maintain GDPR compliance and Scottish data protection standards. Your assessment remains confidential and is never shared with anyone else without your consent.
Avoid long NHS waiting times and get the support you need sooner. Book your private online autism assessment with Xyla and take the next step with a trusted provider for autism assessments in Glasgow.
Book your initial 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 in the United Kingdom. You can also contact the following services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week: NHS Helpline (111) and Samaritans (116 123).