Autism Resources and Support
Find specialists, support groups, crisis hotlines, and educational resources. Trusted directory for autistic people and families.
We've compiled trusted resources to support autistic people and those exploring neurodiversity. Whether you've completed a screening or are seeking information, these organizations provide professional help, community support, and accurate information.
Crisis Support
If you're in crisis, these resources provide immediate help:
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
988
24/7 free and confidential support for people in distress
Crisis Text Line
Text HOME to 741741
Free, 24/7 crisis support via text message
SAMHSA National Helpline
1-800-662-4357
Treatment referral and information service
Finding Specialists
Resources to help you find qualified professionals:
Therapists Who Understand Autism
Search for therapists who specialize in neurodevelopmental differences and understand neurodiversity. Look for those with experience in adult assessment.
Find a specialistDiagnostic Services
If screening suggests autistic traits, consider seeking a formal evaluation. Look for psychologists or psychiatrists who specialize in adult diagnosis.
Mental Health Support
Many autistic people also experience anxiety, depression, or other conditions. Seek providers who understand the intersection of autism and mental health.
Education and Information
Learn more from trusted sources:
Autism Research Centre (Cambridge University)
The research team behind the AQ test that our screening tool is based on. Provides evidence-based research and information.
Learn about the researchAutistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN)
Run by and for autistic people. Excellent resource for understanding autism from autistic perspectives.
National Autistic Society (UK)
Comprehensive information about autism, support services, and advocacy.
Autism Women's Network
Resources specifically for autistic women and non-binary people, who are often underdiagnosed.
Autistic Community and Support
Connect with the autistic community:
Online Autistic Communities
Many autistic people find support and understanding in online communities. Look for autistic-led groups on social media and forums.
Local Support Groups
Some areas have in-person support groups for autistic adults. These can provide community and practical support.
Find support groupsNeurodiversity Celebration
Many autistic people celebrate neurodiversity and autism pride. Connecting with this perspective can be empowering.
Take Our Evidence-Based Assessment
Scientifically validated screening tool used by healthcare professionals worldwide. Free and completely private.
Start ScreeningThese resources are provided for informational purposes only. Autism Test Online is not affiliated with these organizations and cannot guarantee the quality of services provided. Our test is a screening tool, not a diagnostic instrument.