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ERIN A. BEASLEY, Ph.D. DEVELOPMENTAL QUESTIONNAIRE Please be as detailed as possible. CHILD S NAME: DATE OF BIRTH: DATE(S) OF EVALUATION: GRADE: Current School: Person Completing Questionnaire: Home Address: Phone Numbers: (home) (work/cell) Is this child adopted or a foster child? Are parents married? Divorced? If divorced or separated, who has legal custody of the child? (In the case of joint custody following divorce, all parents/guardians with legal custody must sign forms consenting to the evaluation.) Name of Pediatrician or Referring Provider: Chief problem or concern: Please describe child s strengths: 1 of 8

Please describe child s weaknesses: Are there behavioral problems at home or school? Has child been previously evaluated? (list dates and evaluators) What were the results/recommendations? FAMILY HISTORY List people currently in child s current household (include gender and age): What language is spoken at home? Parent s Education: Occupation: Parent s Education: Occupation: 2 of 8

Please list family members/relatives who are left-handed or ambidextrous: Please list family members/relatives with academic problems (e.g. reading, mathematics, spelling) and the types of problems: Please list family members/relatives with behavioral problems (e.g. overactive, withdrawn, legal trouble, aggressive behavior, etc.): Please list family members/relatives with psychiatric problems (e.g. depression, bi-polar disorder, anxiety, schizophrenia, etc.): Please list family members/relatives with neurological problems (e.g. seizures, Attention Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder, genetic conditions, Autism, etc.): 3 of 8

BIRTH HISTORY Did you or your doctor note any problems with your pregnancy? Labor? Delivery? Age of Mother at Delivery? Age of Father? Was this child full-term (born at expected time?) Birthweight: Condition At Birth? Jaundice, Rh problems, meconium stain, blue? Feeding Problems? Sleeping Problems? Temperment as an infant? Did child respond to cuddling or other soothing? Any other problems as an infant? DEVELOPMENTAL HISTORY Compared to other children, did this child have difficulty: Learning to talk? To understand? Gross Motor Skills (walking, hopping, running)? Fine Motor Skills (buttons, zippers, drawing)? Early School Skills (colors, counting, alphabet)? Sitting still (for TV or stories)? 4 of 8

Playing/Socializing (with other children)? Approximate age when child: sat alone crawled/crept walked said first word fed self stood alone pulled to stand babbled first 2-3 word combination dressed self Compared to other children, did this child have difficulty: Toilet Training daytime? nighttime? At what age did this child show hand preference? Which hand? Does this child play with older, younger or same age children? ABOUT YOUR CHILD Is there a history or current sensory-based concerns (e.g., tactile, loud noises, tastes, etc.)? How would you describe your child s relationships/interactions with his/her peers? How would you characterize your child's relationship(s) with her/his sibling(s)? What is your child s relationship like with you? 5 of 8

What are your child's favorite activities? What are your child's least favorite activities? In what after-school activities does s/he participate? MEDICAL HISTORY Does this child have any medical problems? History of seizures/convulsions? Serious Illnesses? Operations? Other Hospitalizations? Allergies? Head Injury? Was the child unconscious? dizzy? headache? Prior Genetic Testing? Abdominal pains/vomiting? Headaches? Ear Infections? Visual Problems? 6 of 8

Is the child currently on any medications and, if so, who is the prescriber (please list) Has this child ever received psychotherapy or counseling? If yes, by who, between what dates, and why? SCHOOL HISTORY Present Grade: Has child repeated a grade? List all schools and grades attended, including services received during each grade (speech, occupational, physical therapy, learning services, etc): School Contact Person: Phone Number: May I contact this person regarding your child s schoolwork? Did this child attend preschool? When did school problems become evident? Has your child been evaluated for special educational services, accommodations, or an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) or 504 Plan through the school? Specific Interventions: Does your child enjoy school? 7 of 8

On an average school day, how much time does your child spend: Doing Homework? Alone? With your help? Socializing with Peers? with family members? other adults? Watching TV? Using Computer (non-academic activity)? Reading for Pleasure (or being read to)? EVALUATION QUESTIONS Who suggested you get this evaluation? What do you hope to gain from this evaluation? Signature Date If your child is school age, please also bring any school reports you have when you come for the evaluation. This includes: o Report cards; Teacher reports o Individualized Education Plan, 504 Plan, and/or a the most recent progress report o o Medical records or Early Intervention Services discharge reports Standardized test results from any previous evaluations: Cognitive (IQ), Achievement, Adaptive, etc. Thank you very much for taking the time to complete this questionnaire. Please feel free to note any other concerns on the reverse side of this form 8 of 8