Adult autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
Adult autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a service in Rotherham and Doncaster
The adult autism spectrum disorder (ASD) service is a small specialist community service. We provide assessments, diagnosis, and interventions to adults in Doncaster who are on the autism spectrum.
The Rotherham adult autism diagnostic service (RAADS) offers diagnostic assessments for autism spectrum disorder to residents aged 18 and above in the Rotherham area.
How we can help
Our diagnostic process involves an initial screening by trained staff to identify and diagnose adults with autism.
Upon receiving an autism diagnosis, patients can attend short-term follow-up sessions to receive assistance with the following:
- adjustment to autism diagnosis
- education around diagnosis
- working with employers and services to make reasonable adjustments
- sensory assessment
- signposting to services that offer further support
We offer advice and support to patients and their families to improve long-term mental and physical wellbeing. This involves developing a better understanding of the diagnosis to help patients manage their emotions upon receiving it in adulthood.
We provide advice on coping strategies and techniques to help overcome challenges and manage the impact of autism on daily life.
We connect patients to various mainstream services, offer guidance to professionals, and support positive outcomes for people with autism.
Our services include phone and email support, home visits, and clinic appointments.
How to get help
Doncaster
Access to this service is subject to the single point of access procedure, please contact us to request a referral form.
Rotherham adult autism spectrum service (RAADS)
GPs and Rotherham, Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust professionals can make referrals to the service on behalf of their patients.
Contact adult autism spectrum disorder service
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Page last reviewed: October 22, 2024
Next review due: October 22, 2025
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