Free autism screening
Every score. And the study behind it.
Line and averages: Ritvo et al. 2011. An example, not a result, and not a diagnosis.
Four published questionnaires, 195 items, and a report to take into your assessment. No account, and nothing you type leaves this browser.
The four questionnaires
All 195 items, scored in full.
This is not a diagnosis
No score on any questionnaire here, or on any combination of them, means a person is autistic. A diagnosis is made by a clinician through an assessment. What this gives you is your own numbers, in full, and something organized enough to take to someone who can do something about it.
How it goes
Three steps, at your pace.
- Answer
45 to 75 minutes in all, with no timer: stop whenever you like and it’s here when you come back. Every item has a note box, for when the honest answer is “it depends”.
- Read every score
Each of the four, against the line its authors drew, with the study it came from.
- Take the packet
Your answers and notes, organized for a doctor or specialist to read.
What stays with you
Your answers stay here.
Nothing you type is sent to us or anyone.
Nothing to sign in to, and no paid tier.
Every item in your report, with any note beside it.
This browser, until you delete it.
It stays in this browser until you delete it.