Self-Assessment
Could You Be Autistic or ADHD?
A Self-Assessment for Women
This isn't a diagnostic tool — only a professional can diagnose autism or ADHD. But many women find that seeing their experiences listed in one place is the first step toward understanding themselves. Check any that resonate with you.
Social & Communication
Masking & Identity
Sensory & Overwhelm
Executive Function & Daily Life
Patterns & History
28 items above
If you checked 10+ items
You relate to many experiences common in autistic and ADHD women. This doesn't mean you definitely have autism or ADHD — but it's worth exploring further. Many women describe this checklist as the moment things started clicking into place.
Your next steps
- Read The Unmasked Guide — walks you through the late-diagnosis experience with clarity, validation, and practical strategies
- Talk to a professional who specializes in neurodivergence in women (not all providers understand how it presents differently)
- Be gentle with yourself — this is a lot to process
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The Unmasked Guide
Everything you wish someone had told you after discovering you might be autistic or ADHD. From validation to practical strategies — written by someone who's been there.
“It's not just information — it's validation. Every page felt like someone finally saw me for who I really am.”
— Rachel, 47, diagnosed autistic at 45
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