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Child Client Family Information/Background History Family Information Name of Child: Date of Birth: Date: Therapist: Site: Age: School Attending: Grade: Person Completing Form: Relationship to Child: Address: Telephone: Name of Family Members Living at Home: Language(s) Spoken at Home: Who is referring your child for a Speech/Language Evaluation: Why are they being referred: Medical History Name of Pediatrician/Specialist currently seeing child: Were there any problems during pregnancy or during birth? YES / NO Was your child born before the due date? YES / NO If so, when: Has your child been hospitalized at any time? YES / NO physical address: 462 Main Street, Amherst, MA 01002 mailing address: P. O. Box 353, Amherst, MA 01004 phone: (413) 835-0735 fax: (413) 835-0026 email: tdsamherst@gmail.com www.tdsspeech.com

Has your child had his/her vision or hearing checked? YES / NO Results: Are you concerned about your child's vision? YES / NO Are there any diagnosed mental, physical or emotional difficulties? YES / NO Does your child have allergies? YES / NO If so, what type: Medications: Is there a family history of speech and language difficulties? YES / NO Is there a family history of language learning difficulties? YES / NO Developmental Milestones At approximately what age did your child: Babble: Use simple words: Begin combining words: Walk: Toilet train:

Oral Motor Is your child a good eater? YES / NO Does he/she eat a variety of foods? YES / NO Does your child have any food aversions or dislike certain textures of food? YES / NO If so, please describe: Does your child "overstuff" his/her mouth when eating? YES / NO Does your child choke or gag when eating? YES / NO Does your child drool excessively? YES / NO Does your child have any dental issues (ie rotting teeth, overbite, braces, etc)? YES / NO Will your child be fitted for braces anytime in the near future? YES / NO Hearing Status Does your child: Answer when you talk to him/her? YES / NO Talk in a very loud voice? YES / NO Turn up the volume on the radio or TV? YES / NO Have an oversensitivity to loud noises? YES / NO Hear you if his/her back is turned? YES / NO Hear you if you talk to him/her from another room? YES / NO Have a history of ear infections? YES / NO How many: When was the most recent?: Does he/she have tubes? YES / NO left ear right ear both ears Has he/she had tubes in the past? YES / NO When: Do you have any concerns about your child's hearing? YES / NO Has your child had a hearing test? YES / NO If yes, where and when:

Results: Understanding Language When you talk to your child, how much does he/she understand? Check all that apply: ( ) A few words ( ) Many words or phrases ( ) Simple directions ( ) Multiple directions ( ) Almost everything I say Additional comments/examples: Expressive Lanuage How does your child let you know what he/she wants? Check all that apply: ( ) Cries ( ) Points to what he/she wants ( ) Uses gestures with or without sounds or words ( ) Makes a few sounds ( ) Makes many different sounds ( ) Uses a few words ( ) Says many words, but only one word at a time ( ) Says two or three word sentences ( ) Uses long sentences ( ) Gets frustrated when speaking ( ) Uses echo like speech (repeats exactly what you say) Additional comments/examples: Articulation Do you have to "interpret" your child's speech for others? YES / NO Can the family understand your child's speech? YES / NO

Can others outside the family understand your child's speech? YES / NO Does your child get frustrated when he/she is not understood? YES / NO Are there any specific sounds that your child has difficulty saying? YES / NO Please list: Fluency/Voice Does your child frequently repeat words or parts of words when speaking? YES / NO Does your child get frustrated when getting "stuck" on a word? YES / NO Does your child show signs of tension when stuck on a word (ie straining muscles in the neck, eye blinks, etc.) YES / NO Does your child demonstrate irregular breathing when speaking? YES / NO Is there a family history of dysfluencies? YES / NO Does your child have a "different" sounding voice? YES / NO If so, how would you describe it: Does your child's voice ever "crack" when speaking? YES / NO Does your child's voice sound "full"? YES / NO Does your child have a history of vocal nodules? YES / NO polyps? YES / NO Does your child clear his/her throat frequently? YES / NO Pragmatic (Social) Language Does your child: Make eye contact while speaking with others? YES / NO Initiate topics of conversation? YES / NO Talk about a variety of things? YES / NO Maintain conversations with peers? YES / NO with adults? YES / NO Enjoy interacting with peers? YES / NO What does your child like to talk about?:

Previous Therapy/Treatment My child HAS / HAS NOT been enrolled in therapy/treatment before. Comments about previous therapy/treatment: (OT/PT/ or Speech) Is your child still receiving these therapy services? YES / NO If so, where: Please comment on the main focus of therapy: I am concerned about: (Rank the most important to the least important) 1. 2. 3.