Clinical Self-Screeners for ADHD & Autism
Free, confidential, and scientifically validated preliminary screening tools developed with the World Health Organisation and recommended by NICE guidelines. Complete in minutes to assess symptom alignment and generate printable clinical reports for your NHS GP.
Available Clinical Screeners
Adult ADHD Self-Report Scale (ASRS v1.1)
NICE Guideline NG87 (Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder: diagnosis and management)
The official 6-question Part A screening instrument developed with the World Health Organisation. Evaluates core adult symptoms of inattention, executive dysfunction, cognitive restlessness, and procrastination against diagnostic thresholds.
- Calculates your clinical score out of 6 instantly
- Generates printable summary report for NHS GP triage
- One-click referral pre-population for Right to Choose (RTC)
Adult Autism Spectrum Quotient (AQ-10)
NICE Clinical Guideline CG142 (Autism spectrum disorder in adults: diagnosis and management)
The brief 10-item screening questionnaire explicitly recommended by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) for NHS healthcare professionals considering referring adults for a comprehensive autism diagnostic assessment.
- Measures against official NHS cut-off threshold (≥ 6/10)
- Explores sensory processing, social communication & routines
- Produces evidence-backed clinical summary for your GP
How to Use Your Screening Results in the UK
Self-screening questionnaires are preliminary clinical instruments designed to support you and your healthcare practitioners in identifying whether a full diagnostic assessment is indicated.
Complete Questionnaire
Answer each question honestly based on how you have felt and functioned across recent months and throughout your adult life.
Print or Save Summary
Once submitted, download or print your itemised question breakdown referencing the relevant NICE and WHO clinical guidelines.
Present to Your NHS GP
Share your report with your GP during your consultation to request an NHS specialist referral or Right to Choose (RTC) pathway in England.
The Adult ADHD Self-Report Scale (ASRS v1.1) and Autism Spectrum Quotient (AQ-10) are preliminary screening tools designed to assist in triage and self-advocacy. They do not constitute formal medical or psychiatric diagnoses. A formal diagnosis of ADHD or autism requires a multi-source clinical assessment by a GMC-registered consultant psychiatrist, HCPC-registered clinical psychologist, or qualified multidisciplinary diagnostic team.