Why free screening matters
Free screening lowers the barrier to entry for adults who are unsure whether autism is worth exploring further.
It gives you a place to organize your experiences before deciding whether clinical assessment is the right next move.
How to use the RAADS-R responsibly
Answer based on lifelong patterns, not what you hope the result will say. Avoid trying to force a label through the questionnaire.
If you want a structured first step, use the homepage to take the RAADS-R test and review the site's score guide afterward.
- Screening is useful even when the result is mixed
- A free test should guide questions, not settle them
- Professional diagnosis still matters for formal clarity
What to do with the result
Use your score to identify what deserves more attention: masking, sensory overload, social confusion, or overlap with other conditions.
Then return to the homepage to compare related guides and decide what kind of next step makes sense.