Autism & ADHD Assessments in Surrey
The Therapy Rooms at Cobham
Ivy House,
40 Anyards Road,
Cobham,
Surrey,
KT11 2LA
Face to face appointments at our Surrey clinic
The Autism Service has been delivering autism and ADHD assessments for both children and adults since 2019.
With over 9,100 people living with autism in Surrey as of 2021, we recognised the need to supply face-to-face appointments at more locations. Waiting months for an autism or ADHD diagnosis can be stressful and opening our Surrey clinic means private assessments are now more readily available in the South East.
Since launching our Surrey clinic in 2023, we’ve been able to increase regional capacity and carry out hundreds of assessments.
With our full range of assessments available, we are able to assess for both autism & ADHD as well as combinations of the two. Crucially, all assessments are available for both children and adults.
Our clinicians deliver fast, accurate diagnostic assessments to identify whether an individual has ASD or ADHD.
Why people choose us
- Our assessment pathways follow national guidance from NICE
- You will only be seen by clinicians who are professionally regulated in their practice
- Your assessment will include at least one in-person appointment
- We use the best available tools to assist diagnosis
- You will be assessed by a multi-disciplinary team
- The outcome of the assessment will be recognised by external organisations
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What to expect from your assessment
Below, you’ll find links to video resources we’ve put together to help you understand what to expect from the assessment process. If you have any questions at all on our process, please reach out and one of the team will be able to put your mind at ease.
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Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. How to find us
Our Surrey clinic is conveniently situated close to Cobham High Street, offering easy access via excellent transport links. We service Surrey and the surrounding area while offering our full range of assessments for both adults and children.
The clinic has ample parking options available nearby, including a long-stay car park just a five-minute walk away.
40 Anyards Road,
Cobham,
Surrey,
KT11 2LA
Surrey clinic FAQs
We’re situated close to Cobham High Street, with a long-stay car park just a five-minute walk away.
There are three car parks within walking distance of the clinic. The Waitrose and Partners car pack at 16 Between Streets, Cobham, KT11 1AT offers free parking for 90 minutes. Alternatively, there is the long-stay ‘Cedar Road’ car park at 4 Cedar Road, Cobham, KT11 2AA and the long-stay ‘Holly Hedge’ car park at Downside Bridge Road, Cobham, KT11 3DQ.
Wheelchair access is limited at our clinic, therefore, if you require any further assistance, please contact the office directly for further advice.
There is currently no waiting list at any of our clinics. Please call us directly on +44 0300 303 0667 or submit a booking form above for full details. Please note, waiting times can vary throughout the year.
At our Surrey clinic, we offer autism, ADHD and combined ASD/ADHD assessments for both adults and children. Whichever service you choose, you will receive a full face-to-face, NICE-compliant diagnostic assessment.
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