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Misslynch33
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My son is 30 how do I get him assed.?.
I know he will call into the spectrum some where. I'm struggling
I know he will call into the spectrum some where. I'm struggling
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Hi Misslynch and welcome
First port of call will be his GP
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Hi @Misslynch33
As Cockney Rebel says, the first port of call for assessment is your GP.
Have you looked on the National Autistic Society website? They have lots of information and support that might be helpful.
You might also like to read our ASD advisor's guest post on getting an ASD diagnosis in later life.Scope
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