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Maxine provides an Asperger assessment service to adults who suspect they may be affected by an Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD), particularly Asperger syndrome assessment. Who does Maxine provide Asperger syndrome assessments for? Maxine provides Asperger assessments for adults who are eighteen and over. This service is currently being provided to private clients, NHS referrals, universities and clients facing employment difficulties. You do not need a medical referral to come for an assessment. What does an Asperger assessment involve? An Asperger assessment will take up to three hours and it will involve answering questions and carrying out various tests. The focus of the assessment will be on communication, social interaction, special interests, routines, motor coordination and sensory sensitivity. It would be extremely useful if you can come along with another person, if possible your partner or a parent, who knows you reasonably well. What do I need to do to prepare for the assessment? Gather together as much detail on your childhood development, either from your parents (if neither is attending) or from school reports. What will the results tell you from the assessment? The results will tell you whether you are on the Autistic spectrum and also where you appear on that spectrum. This can range from High Functioning Autism to having traits of Asperger syndrome (Pervasive Developmental Disorder Not Otherwise Specified). Who do you tell about the results of the assessment? This is entirely up to you. Details of your assessment are completely confidential and will not be disclosed to anyone, without your prior consent. A full written report is available for an additional fee. Where will the assessment be held? Assessments take place at the Park Centre, Coventry. You will be assessed in a relaxing and unhurried environment; a brief break will be taken in the assessment for refreshments. How do arrange for an assessment? Simply call the Park Centre on 02476 224422 and book a time that suits you. |
