Right to choose (England)
Download and complete your self-report form(s)
If you are seeking assessments for both autism and ADHD, you will need to complete two forms: an AQ-10 for autism and an ASRS for ADHD.
Use the filters to find the correct self-report form(s) for you.
Support resources
Our support materials to make the process of seeking a referral as simple as possible.
GP letter: ADHD
You can give this letter to your GP if you are asking to be referred for an ADHD assessment.
Download GP letter: ADHDGP letter: autism
You can give this letter to your GP if you are asking to be referred for an autism assessment.
Download GP letter: autismFurther support
If you have any specific questions or concerns, you can email us at: support@problemshared.net
Send an email- Video GuidE
How to complete your
Right to Choose forms
What happens next?
When you have completed your self-report form(s), please give it to your GP.- Your GP will submit it to our clinical team on your behalf, as part of the referral process.
- We will send you an email when we have reviewed your referral to inform you of next steps.
Timeline of our assessment process through Right to Choose
Here’s what you can expect from your assessment journey:
- 1
You’ll be placed on our wait list
- Once your referral has been accepted and we receive some pre-assessment information from you, you will be placed on our wait list.
- 2
You’ll receive an assessment date
- When the duration of our wait list has elapsed, we will notify you of the date of your assessment and the time of each session.
- We provide same-day diagnosis to clients wherever possible.
- 3
You’ll have your assessment
- Your assessment will consist of several sessions over the same day, with both yourself and your informant(s), overseen by our clinical team.
- 4
You’ll receive your same-day outcome
- You will be given the outcome of your assessment during the final session of the day.
- We will send you a full assessment report no later than 4 weeks after this.
- 5
You’ll be offered post-diagnostic care
- If you are diagnosed with a neurodevelopmental condition you will be offered ongoing care, including medication (where appropriate) and psychoeducation.
