all relevant clinical, parent and school information is considered; autism assessments include multidisciplinary review.
findings, diagnostic criteria, strengths, difficulties and recommended next steps are explained, with time for questions.
includes relevant developmental/clinical information, parent and school information, findings, conclusion, strengths, difficulties and practical recommendations.
may cover education, communication/social development, attention/organisation, emotional wellbeing, routines/independence and relevant services.
Parents may share the report with their child's GP, school or other professionals at their discretion.
The current clinic service is diagnostic and does not include ADHD medication prescribing or ongoing medication management. Where appropriate, the report may recommend discussing management options with the child’s GP or relevant service.
The purpose of the assessment is to reach an independent clinical conclusion based on all the available information. An assessment does not guarantee a diagnosis of autism or ADHD.
Following an assessment, the conclusion may be that your child meets the diagnostic criteria for autism, ADHD, both conditions, or neither.
If your child does not meet the diagnostic criteria, we will explain the clinical reasoning during the feedback appointment and document the findings clearly in the written report.
We will still identify your child’s strengths and areas of difficulty and, where appropriate, recommend support, next steps or other assessments that may be helpful.
Parents will have an opportunity to ask questions and discuss the findings. If you remain concerned or disagree with the conclusion, you are free to seek an independent second opinion.
Reading Autism & ADHD Clinic
Melrose Surgery
2–4 Alexandra Road
Reading
RG1 5PE
Telephone: [space reserved; number to be added later]
Melrose Surgery, 2–4 Alexandra Road, Reading, RG1 5PE
[Telephone number to be added]
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