rmgh wrote:
Thanks for all the information.
lostD wrote:
I am French and currently live in England, have only been diagnosed with dyspraxia at 20. It's very difficult to get any kind of diagnosis here, especially when it comes to high functionning Autism or "rare" disorders (it seems that apart from dyslexia and ADHD, you can't be diagnosed with anything here because most people just assume you are lazy or weird or ret*d).
I presume you are talking about France.
Oops... Yes, sorry, I edited my post because I had written that I lived in France which is not true right now.
You need to find a Centre de Ressource de l'Autisme near the city where you live to get a real diagnosis. You can also take a look at this website :
http://www.aspergeraide.com/index.php
I think they could help you (especially on the forum) because they know where to get a diagnosis. It seems that you'll have to take IQ tests and be interviewed more than once.
From what I've understood, they usually need to talk to the parents of the adult who asks for a diagnosis. I don't think you should talk to a GP or a psychologist about that, they are usually not qualified, just try to contact a CRA.