The 10 best autism assessment clinics in Dublin

Private adult ADHD, autism and dual AuDHD assessments are the focus of MindPath Clinic, with full clinical evaluations delivered online by psychologists and psychiatrists. The service also covers children and adolescents, ADHD pre-assessments, therapy and adult ADHD psychiatry with medication management. Clients can complete a structured pre-assessment questionnaire at their own pace before a clinical team reviews the responses and discusses next steps.

MindPath provides clear diagnostic reports and can arrange a follow-up session to explain findings. Online appointments allow people across Ireland to use the service from home, while video consultation is part of the process. The clinic also offers autism pre-assessments and dual ADHD and autism assessment pathways.

AutismCare Dublin provides autism assessments and therapy for children and adults, using a clinician-led pathway from consultation through assessment and feedback. Its services include adult and child autism assessments, AuDHD assessments and occupational therapy.

The clinic also offers online assessments, payment plans and support resources for families, adults and school transitions. No referral is required to begin, and the service connects clients with PSI-registered psychologists. The assessment process is typically completed within four to six weeks for adults and eight to ten weeks for children, depending on individual needs and availability.

Chartered Educational & Child Psychologist | Dr. Saoirse Mac Cárthaigh provides autism, educational, cognitive and academic assessments for children in Fairview, Dublin 3. The practice also offers multidisciplinary autism assessments with a senior speech and language therapist, bringing psychological and communication perspectives together.

Cognitive assessments commonly use the WISC-V for children aged 6 to 16, while academic assessments measure reading, spelling, comprehension and maths using the WIAT-III. Educational psychology assessments can combine cognitive, literacy and numeracy measures depending on the referral question. Families receive a written report with recommendations, and a parent or guardian remains present during assessments.

Educational psychological assessments for children, teenagers and adults are provided by Eirim The National Assessment Agency. Its assessment range includes psychoeducational assessments for dyslexia, cognitive and developmental assessments, attainments assessments, general clinical assessments and multidisciplinary autism assessments.

An attainments assessment evaluates literacy and numeracy skills, while reports include practical recommendations for support at home and in school. Parents, guardians, teachers and social workers who are unsure which assessment is appropriate can book a 30-minute consultation by Zoom or phone. Most assessments are carried out at the Harold’s Cross office, with some remote options for people over 11.

The Children's Clinic provides multidisciplinary assessments and support for children aged 0 to 18, focusing on autism, DCD or dyspraxia, dyslexia and speech differences. Its Sandycove clinic offers parent consultations, autism assessments and psycho-educational assessments in a neurodiversity-affirmative setting.

Psychologists, Occupational Therapists, Speech and Language Therapists and Early Years Specialists work with parents to discuss concerns and develop recommendations. Assessments can examine learning, behaviour and language, as well as reading, writing and spelling. The clinic also has locations in Tipperary, Galway and Limerick for specified services, while therapy is currently limited to post-assessment support for existing clinic clients.

Autism and ADHD assessments, psychological support and therapy are provided by Bergin Psychological Services in Dublin 2. The service can include scheduled meetings, an in-person assessment and a detailed written report, while ongoing sessions focus on understanding neurodiversity and managing day-to-day challenges.

It suits adults seeking diagnostic clarity or practical therapeutic support. Appointments are required, and the assessment process described includes a report issued after the in-person appointment. Autism and ADHD assessments are central services for people seeking a clearer understanding of their needs.

Autism & ADHD circle carries out autism and ADHD assessments for children, teenagers and adults. A dual assessment can include an initial consultation, evaluation sessions, background questionnaires and an at-home QBcheck test, followed by a detailed report.

Assessments may be completed online, in person or through a combination of both. The process is explained step by step, and the resulting report can help families understand the findings and share relevant information with a school or other support service.

Private psychiatric and neurodevelopmental assessments are delivered fully remotely across Ireland by Aspire Clinic. The service covers children from age 6, adolescents and adults, with consultant psychiatrists leading ADHD, autism and combined assessments as well as ongoing care.

Assessments use DSM-5 and ICD-11 criteria and include a written report, feedback session and GP letter. A thorough two-session evaluation is available for diagnostic assessment, and the clinic can accept self-referrals or referrals from a GP or another care provider. It also supports medication reviews and ongoing ADHD management through a shared-care approach with the GP.

OMNIA Mental Health Clinic brings therapy, psychological assessments and neuroscience-based treatments together for children, adolescents, adults and families. Its services include individual, couples and family therapy, ADHD and Autism assessments, and child and adolescent therapy.

The clinic also offers qEEG, neurofeedback and TMS, with an initial consultation used to understand a person’s needs and plan the appropriate approach. Care is available seven days a week from 9am to 9pm. OMNIA is a private clinic, and its assessment pathway includes a required initial consultation priced at €180.

Autism assessments, ADHD-related assessments and psychological treatment are among the services at Irish Resilience Clinic. The clinic works with adults and children and offers comprehensive in-person or online assessment sessions, including full psychological reports and detailed analysis. Its private assessment work also covers conditions such as ADD, ODD, Tourette’s and ADHD.

The clinic provides parental capacity assessments for adults, including single and joint assessments, and publishes a range of therapy services. Parents can receive reports that explain progress and practical next steps, while assessment findings are presented in a detailed format. Appointments are recommended, with on-site services, parking and a nursing room listed among the facilities.