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SELF DISCOVERY

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Two Ways to Start Understanding Yourself  (or Your Partner)

Sometimes things just don’t click in your relationship—and you’re not sure why.​ 

 

Could it be autism? ADHD?  Something else entirely?​ â€‹

 

Here’s how we help you find out:

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Autism Screeners: 

General Autism Screeners (Broad Traits)

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1. Ritvo Autism & Asperger Diagnostic Scale (RAADS-14)

Emphasis on internal experiences

                     14 Questions

Want to learn more about this screener? Click here.

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2. Autism Spectrum Quotient Test (AQ) 

Most common screener for Autism

                     50 Questions

Want to learn more about this screener? Click here.​​
 

Additional test for Women:

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3. Modified Girls Questionnaire for Autism Spectrum Condition (GQ-ASC) 
Designed for adult women, it identifies behaviors and abilities in women associated with autism

                     21 Questions

Want to learn more about this screener? Click here.

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Learn more about these tests here.

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Autism Screeners:

Associated Feature Measures
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1. Alexithymia (2 screeners)

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1a. Online Alexithymia Questionnaire (OAQ-G2)

Measures 7 factors related to emotions (see below)

                     37 Questions

Want to learn more about this screener? Click here.

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1b. Toronto Alexithymia Scale (TAS-20)

Identifies difficulties identifying and describing emotions, and distinguishing body sensations from emotions

                     20 Questions

Want to learn more about this screener? Click here.

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2. Burnout (3 screeners)

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2a. Autistic Burnout Trait Inventory (ABTI-24) *

Measures long-term burnout risk based on masking, stress, health strain, and recovery gaps over the past year.

            24 Questions
 

Want to learn more about this screener? Click here.
 

2b. Autistic Burnout State Inventory (ABSI-24) *

Assesses autistic burnout in terms of your energy, sensory overload, masking fatigue, and stamina over the past two weeks. 

                     24 Questions

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Want to learn more about this screener? Click here.

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2c. Autistic Burnout Construct (ABO)

Measures signs of Autistic Burnout—a state of intense physical, emotional, and cognitive exhaustion that can result from prolonged masking, unmet support needs, or sensory overwhelm. 

                     8 Questions

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Want to learn more about this screener? Click here.

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Autism Screeners:

Domain-Specific Autism Screeners
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1. Camouflaging Autistic Traits Questionnaire (CAT-Q)

Detects masking, social compensation, and assimilation

                     25 Questions​​​

Want to learn more about this screener? Click here.

 

2. Adult Repetitive Behaviors Questionnaire-2 (RBQ-2A)

Measures repetitive and restricted behaviors in adults

                     20 Questions

Want to learn more about this screener? Click here.​

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3. Extreme Demand Avoidance Questionnaire for Adults (EDA-QA) Assesses behaviors often associated with Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA)—or as some prefer, Persistent Drive for Autonomy—a profile seen in some autistic individuals. Explores regulation, flexible thinking, sensory coherence, and social perspective-taking.

                     26 Questions

Want to learn more about this screener? Click here.

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4. The Monotropism Questionnaire 

Assesses for features indicating a monotropic cognitive style, the tendency to focus deeply on a limited number of interests at one time.

                     47 Questions

Want to learn more about this screener? Click here.

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ADHD Screeners: 

General ADHD Screeners (Broad Traits)

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Recommendation: Take these 4 tests and then book a free consult.


1. Adult ADHD Self-Report Scale (ASRSv1.1)

Commonly used self-assessment tool for adult ADHD

                     18 Questions

Want to learn more about this screener? Click here.​

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2. Structured Adult ADHD Self-Test (SAAST) 

Covers concentration, impulsiveness, disorganization, and hyperactivity

                   21 Questions

Want to learn more about this screener? Click here.

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ADHD Screeners

Domain-Specific ADHD Screeners
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1. Barratt Impulsiveness Scale (BIS-11)

Focus on impulsivity traits

                     30 Questions

Want to learn more about this screener? Click here.

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2. Copeland Symptom List for Adult ADD

Assesses 8 ADHD-related domains

                     63 Questions
 

Want to learn more about this screener? Click here.

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Learn more about these tests here.

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ADHD Screeners

Associated Feature Measures
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1. ADHD Sexual Intimacy Measure (ADHD-SIM-24) *

Measures strengths and challenges across four subscales: Attention & Presence, Impulse Control & Risk, Boundaries & Consent, and Relationship Communication & Satisfaction..

                     24 Questions​​​

 

Want to learn more about this screener? Click here.

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Co-Occurring Neurodiverse Screeners

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1. Highly Sensitive Person Inventory (HSPI-24) *

Designed for individuals seeking to better understand their level of sensitivity and emotional/sensory responsiveness. It measures four key traits commonly associated with high sensitivity: Depth of Processing, Overstimulation, Emotional Reactivity, and Sensitivity to Subtleties.

                    24 Questions

Want to learn more about this screener? Click here.

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2. The Dyslexia Questionnaire for Adults

Assesses difficulties with reading, writing, and spelling that indicate dyslexia in adults

                     13 Questions

Want to learn more about this screener? Click here.

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3. Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria Self-Assessment (RSD-24)

This self-assessment is designed for adults who want to better understand how rejection sensitivity may be affecting their emotions, relationships, and daily life.

                     24 Questions

Want to learn more about this screener? Click here.

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4. Obsessive Compulsive Inventory – Revised (OCI-R)

Identifies the presence of obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors across six key areas—washing, checking, neutralizing, obsessing, ordering, and hoarding—offering insight into how they may be impacting daily life.

                     18 Questions

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Want to learn more about this screener? Click here.

General Screeners​​

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1. Perfectionism (2 screeners)
 

1a. Clinical Perfectionism Questionnaire (CPQ)

Assesses patterns of goal-setting and self-evaluation to determine clinical perfectionism.

                    14 Questions

Want to learn more about this screener? Click here.

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1b. Frost Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale (FMPS)

Measures perfectionism across several dimensions, including concern over mistakes and organization.

                    35 Questions
 

Want to learn more about this screener? Click here.
 

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2. Clinical Anger Scale (CAS)

Assesses the severity of anger as a symptom or condition. It can identify individuals who may benefit from anger management strategies or therapeutic interventions.

                    21 Questions
 

Want to learn more about this screener? Click here.

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​​Not sure what’s right for you?


We offer a free consultation to help you figure it out—no pressure, just support.
 

Check out the screeners and learn more at Adult Autism Assessments →

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STEP 1: Quick Self-Discovery


Start by taking one of the free screeners listed below for autism or ADHD.

 

It’s a low-pressure way to explore whether neurodiversity might be shaping your experience.

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STEP 2:  Go Deeper

 

If the screeners show signs of autism or ADHD, you can choose to dive into an  "in-depth" assessment.

 

Our assessment specialists (part of Adult Autism Assessment) have received additional assessment training to work with adults and understand how this plays out in relationships.​​

*Disclaimer
 

This questionnaire is designed to offer helpful insights and support self-reflection. It can be a useful starting point to increase understanding and many individuals find it valuable for identifying patterns and starting meaningful conversations—whether with a partner, therapist, or coach.

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That said, this tool is still in development and has not been validated through formal scientific research. While the questions are based on commonly reported experiences, the questionnaire’s reliability and accuracy have not been formally established. It is not intended to diagnose any condition or replace professional evaluation.

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For personalized guidance, we encourage you to consult with a neurodivergent-affirming clinician.​

​©2025 Neurodiverse Couples Counseling Center, part of the New Path Family of Therapy Centers Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this questionnaire may be reproduced, redistributed, or otherwise used without explicit written permission from the Neurodiverse Couples Counseling Center.

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