Expression of Interest
In this study we are looking at the support autistic adults receive after being diagnosed and thinking about potential ways to improve what support is currently on offer.

Taking part in this study will involve filling in three online questionnaires.

We are collecting expressions of interest in order to invite participants to the study. The data collected in this survey is confidential, will be stored on a password protected server and only accessed by the study researchers. All data gathered will be deleted following the workshops. If you close the browser before pressing submit then your data will not be stored. If you would like to withdraw your data at any time please email the research associate (s.crowson@sheffield.ac.uk)
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Diagnosis
In this study we are interested to hear from autistic people who received a diagnosis as an adult (aged 18 +) from services in the UK within the last ten years
Did you receive an autism diagnosis as an adult from UK services in the last ten years?
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Online Questionnaires
If you are interested in taking part in this study, we will send you three online questionnaires.

Participants who complete the questionnaires will receive a £20 voucher as a gift for taking part
Are you interested in contributing via questionnaire?
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Demographics
We are interested to hear from autistic adults who received a diagnosis of autism in adulthood from UK services.

To ensure that people from under-represented groups within autism research are included in the study we are collecting some extra information about you

Do you identify as being from an under-represented group (e.g. non-white British; LGBTQ+; over 60 years old)?
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If you would like to add any further information about your interest in taking part in this study please do so here
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