
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) screening
Using an "Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) screening" examines the extent to which a person has an ASD. An ASD is characterized by problems in social interaction and communication with people. It is a disorder that is present from early childhood and persists for life. 'Spectrum' means that the autistic disorder can manifest itself in various ways, ranging from very mild to very severe.

What happens to the data from the survey?
The data from the examination are presented in a written report. In doing so, the psychologist reports mainly on what is necessary to answer the question. At the end of the report, the data are summarized in a conclusion or reflection. The questions are then answered. The report is then sent to the applicant. In the case of a combination of investigations by different specialists, the data will be seen by several specialists where necessary. In the context of quality control, it is also possible for a supervising specialist to view the data.

