Whether you’re seeking information for yourself, a loved one, or are simply curious to learn more about autism diagnostics, this talk is for you. Come with your questions, an open mind, and leave with valuable insights.
Date: Thursday 21st September 2023
Time: 7pm
Platform: Google Meet (Meeting Link Below)
Duration: Approximately 1hr
The session will be recorded and later published on our social media.
To ensure the privacy and anonymity of all participants, if there are any questions asked at the end, they will be edited to protect the individual.
This means that any questions asked, whether over voice or in the chat function, will be removed from the final edit and replace with onscreen text questions.
This allows those who could not attend to watch back the recording while safeguarding participants’ identities.
Kathy is a valued member of our Training Team, with extensive experience and knowledge in Psychology & Neurodiversity.
Her passion for spreading awareness, understanding and (most importantly) acceptance makes her the perfect guide for this enlightening session.
In this short presentation, Kathy will cover various aspects of autism diagnostics in an easy-to-understand manner:
🔍 Diagnostic Criteria Demystified: Discover what it truly means to be Autistic and what characteristics are considered during the diagnosis process.
🚀 Navigating Diagnostic Pathways: Gain insights into the current diagnostic pathways available in Nottingham/shire. Kathy will guide you through the steps of seeking assessment and what to expect.
🛤️ Right to Choose: Explore the “Right to Choose” option, where NHS patients have the ability to opt for assessments outside of their local area if waiting lists are lengthy.
The button below will take you straight to the Q&A session.
We will open up at 6.45pm on Thursday 21st September, to allow participants into the meeting.
We will then start the meeting at 7pm.
You can participate through voice or through the chat box.
Instructions will be given at the start of the meeting on how to participate as well.