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Online autism tests can play an important role in your journey of self-discovery, and may inform your decision to pursue a formal diagnosis

For a formal assessment, please see a knowledgeable professional who is qualified
to assess autism, such as Dr. Engelbrecht ND RP

Do you think you might be autistic? Try any
(or several) of the autism tests for adults below!

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Do you think you might be autistic? Have a look at the various autism tests and other psychometric tests (empathy, alexithymia, stimming, camouflaging, etc.) we compiled for you!

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A lot of community resources + the quick screening questionnaires

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A lot of community resources + the quick screening questionnaires

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ADHD symptom tests, ADD medication & treatment, behavior & discipline, school & learning essentials, organization and more information for families and individuals living with attention...

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Feeling misunderstood because of your ADHD? These relatable illustrations help explain how our brains work. You’re not alone! Check out the ADHD comics now.

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Adult ADHD Self Screening Tool - ADHD UK

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Since adult ADHD is under-diagnosed, People with the condition are not getting the help they need. WHO and the Workgroup on Adult ADHD created a screener survey

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A checklist cannot tell you if someone is dyslexic. It is a tool used to help understand whether there is a likelihood of dyslexia, and whether further investigation should take place.

Dyslexia can only be diagnosed through a formal Diagnostic Assessment. Find out more on the BDA Assessment webpage.

Adult checklist

The Adult Dyslexia Checklist contains questions that help predict dyslexia. The scores for each answer show the relative importance of that question.

Alongside each line you can keep a tally of your score and at the end find your total.

Checklists for learners

Checklists can't tell you whether a learner is dyslexic. They are useful because they outline your learner's strengths and weaknesses, and can help to inform a supportive teaching strategy.
Understanding Neurodiversity: A Guide to SpLD (2nd edition)
Appropriate support should be put in place as soon as a need is identified. A formal diagnosis is not required for support in the classroom. However, a formal diagnosis would help to give a clearer picture of your learner's areas of strength and weakness.

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Dyslexia checklists - British Dyslexia Association

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A checklist cannot tell you if someone is dyslexic. It is a tool used to help understand whether there is a likelihood of dyslexia, and whether further...

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Could your lifelong difficulties with handwriting and fine motor skills be symptoms of the writing learning disability called dysgraphia? Use this screener test to see if your symptoms align with those of dysgraphia.

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Could your lifelong difficulties with handwriting and fine motor skills be symptoms of the writing learning disability called dysgraphia? Use this screener test to see if your symptoms align with those of dysgraphia.

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Could your math-related challenges be symptoms of the learning disability dyscalculia? If you're concerned that you might have dyscalculia, take this free symptom screening test and discuss the results with your doctor.

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Could your math-related challenges be symptoms of the learning disability dyscalculia? If you're concerned that you might have dyscalculia, take this free symptom screening test and discuss the results with your doctor.

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