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DEVELOPMENTAL & PSYCHOSOCIAL HISTORY CHILD & ADOLESCENT
Today’s Date:
Child’s Name:
Date of Birth:
Gender: Male Female
School:
Age/Grade:
Classroom Type: Regular Other
Your Name:
Relation to the Child: Names of Household Members Living with the Child
Age
Relation to the Child
Names of Other Immediate Family Members NOT Living with the Child
Age
Relation to the Child
What are your main concerns about your child at this time?
Please indicate if the patient has a family history of any of the following conditions. (Check all that apply) Mother’s Side Father’s Side Mother’s Side Seizure disorder Hyperactivity Early speech and language problems Motor or vocal tics Early reading or spelling problems Restlessness or fidgeting Early math problems Attention or concentration problems Drug or alcohol abuse Anxieties, fears, or phobias Depression or mania Motor incoordination Mental Retardation Significant shyness Psychosis or schizophrenia Serious medical illness Psychiatric hospitalization Sexual abuse
Father’s Side
PRENATAL (PREGNANCY) HISTORY Please mark any/all of the following regarding the mother’s condition/habits while pregnant with the child (patient). Check all that apply.
Smoked cigarettes
Daily 2 or more a week Once in a while
Drank alcohol
Glass of Wine Beer Mixed drinks
Used drugs
Daily 2 or more a week Once in a while
Had bleeding
During what stage of the pregnancy: __________________________________________________________
Ave. number of cigarettes/day: ____________________
Ave. amount/times a week: _____________________________ Type of drugs: _________________________________
Was prescribed medications What medication and why: __________________________________________________________________ Check if the mother experienced any of the following medical conditions during pregnancy:
Loss of consciousness Toxemia
High blood pressure Low blood pressure
Gestational diabetes Nutritional deficiency
Emotional problems Other (specify):
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NEONATAL (BIRTH) HISTORY Mother’s age at child’s birth:____________ Was pregnancy carried to full term? Yes No Labor was easy average difficult Baby’s birth weight:________lbs._____oz.
Were forceps used? Yes No
Did baby have breathing problems at birth? Yes No
Birth was head first breech Caesarian
Was baby in any kind of distress at birth? Yes No
Explain:
Check if the baby had any of following conditions at birth (check all that apply):
Hydrocephalus Brain tumor(s) Brain infections Turner’s Syndrome
Convulsions Hyper/hypoglycemia Hyper/hypothyroidism
Blood disorder High/low sodium High/low calcium
Respiratory problems Jaundice mild severe Spinal Bifida
EARLY CHILDHOOD (0 – 3 YEARS OLD) Check if you experience any of the following while the patient was a baby/toddler (check all the apply) Baby was generally calm cranky happy anxious easy difficult active overactive underactive
Colicky. Colic went away at _____ months. Allergies to:________________________________________________________________ Had trouble sleeping Problems ingesting food Frequent ear infections Fevers over 104 degrees Loss of consciousness Seizures Meningitis or encephalitis Vision problems (age 18+ months) Clumsiness (*age 18+ months) Speech disturbance (age 18+ months) Aggressive behaviors (age 18+ months) Difficulty understanding spoken words* Hearing problems (age 18+ months) Specific significant trauma (age 18+ months) Significant odd behavior that worried you* Baby was hospitalized. At what age/s and why? ________________________________________________________________________ Age when baby first sat up alone:_____________________________ Age when baby first walked: __________________________________ Age when baby uttered first word/s:___________________________ Age when baby uttered first phrase/s:___________________________ Age when child was successfully toilet-trained:__________________ Was toilet-training easy hard Did child lose bladder control repeatedly (following toilet training during the day? Did child lose bladder control repeatedly (following toilet training during the night? Did child lose bowel control (following toilet training during the day?
Yes No Yes No Yes No
If your child attended daycare, what did the caregivers tell you about your child? PRESCHOOL (AGE 3-5 YEARS OLD) HISTORY List any serious illness and/or hospitalization your child experienced during these 3 years. What illness
Hospitalized
How long
Outcome
Yes No Yes No Yes No Was your child? Clumsy Uncoordinated
Anxious/Unhappy Inattentive
Non-compliant Hard to discipline
Did your child attend Preschool? Kindergarten?
Overly aggressive Too energetic/restless
Inarticulate Unable to understand language
Did your child have significant separation anxiety at Preschool? Kindergarten?
During preschool/kinder, did your child have any of the following learning and related issues? Check all that apply. Attention-span Sitting still Learning the ABC’s Speech disturbance Listening Learning to count During preschool/kinder, did your child have any of the following problems getting along with other kids? Check all that apply. Overly-aggressive Not sharing Withdrawn Overly-shy At home during this age, what problems did you have when parenting your child? Check all that apply. Didn’t listen Clingy Fighting with siblings Trouble separating Disobedient Cried a lot Not sharing Worried about something bad happening to parents Were there significant marital problems during this stage? Yes No If your child was exposed to these problems (fighting, yelling, verbal/physical violence), how did your child react? ________________________ Did your child develop any of the following motor tics (sudden, brief, recurrent, meaningless movements)? Check all that apply. Eye blinking Shoulder shrugging Abdominal tensing Head jerking Mouth movement Arms jerking Facial gestures Finger movement Imitating someone else’s moves Other (specify) Did they last for more than 1 year? Yes No
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Did your child develop any of the following vocal tics (sudden, brief, recurrent, meaningless movements)? Check all that apply. Throat clearing Snorting Grunting Imitating someone else’s words/sounds Barking Sniffling Repeating own words Repeating socially unacceptable or obscene words Did they last for more than 1 year? Yes No
List those that still exist: ELEMENTARY SCHOOL YEARS
Mark any of the following conditions, difficulties or experiences of your child during elementary school years. Check all that apply.
Clumsiness Attention span Trouble telling left from right Poor handwriting Did not get along with peers
Difficulties with Reading in the following: Accuracy Speed Comprehension Phonics (sound of language)
Difficulties with Math in the following: Basic addition Basic subtraction Multiplication tables Concept of borrowing/remainders Poor handwriting interferes with
Entered into Special Reading Classes: Reading Improvement Program (RIP)
Difficulties with Spelling: Writing letters backward Need lots of help learning weekly spelling words
Sloppy handwriting may be reason for poor spelling
lining up columns of numbers Makes careless errors when left alone to do math homework
Written composition with lots of spelling errors
Learning correct spelling but forgetting
Grade Level:____________ Title I Reading Class Grade Level:____________ Special Education Resource Placement Grade Level:____________
the same words a week or so later
Difficulties with Speech: Understanding other’s speech Trouble with own speech articulation Held back in grade level(s):_____________ Received speech therapy
Mark any of the following characteristics you know about your child during ages 5-12 years old. Check all that apply:
Make careless mistakes in schoolwork or other activities Has trouble concentrating Has problems listening Has difficulty following instructions Has problem organizing tasks and activities Avoids/dislikes engaging in tasks that require mental effort Often lose things (i.e., school assignments, pencils, books, or other materials) necessary for tasks and activities
Easily distracted Often forgetful in daily activities
Become fidgety, squirmy, restless Has trouble remaining seated in class Often run around or climb in appropriate places Has difficulty playing or occupying self quietly Constantly “on the go” Excessively talkative Has trouble waiting turn in groups Often interrupt or intrude on others Often blurt out answers before the questions were asked
Have you, your spouse, your child’s teacher(s), or someone else ever use the word “hyperactive” to describe your child? Yes No Who used the term? Yes No
Was your child ever prescribed medication for attention/hyperactive disturbance? If yes, what medication? At what age?
Was it effective? Yes No
For how long?
Unsure
Mark any of the following behaviors you know about your child during ages 5-12 years old. Check all that apply:
Fears separation from home or parents Fears that harm may happen on either parents Fears going to school Has excessive fear of being left alone Reluctant to go to sleep at night
Worries that unwarranted events will lead to separation Afraid to be away from home overnight Has repeated nightmares with the theme of separation from parents Complains of physical pain (i.e., stomachaches, headaches) when
separating from parents In the past 12 months, has your child behaved in the following ways? (Check all that apply) Often threatened or intimidated others Forced someone into sexual activity Often been truant from school, beginning before age 13 years Often initiated physical fights Broken into someone else’s property Was there any behavior listed on left Used a weapon in a fight Often lied to obtain goods, or “cons” others that began prior to 10 years old Been physically cruel to animals Stolen valuable items without confronting Juvenile Court involvement victim (e.g., shoplifting, forgery) Been physically cruel to people What charges? _______________________ Often stayed out at night despite parental Stolen while confronting a victim prohibition ____________________________________ Set fires on property Ran away from home overnight How serious do you consider these charges? more than once Deliberately destroyed other’s property Mild Moderate Severe During the past 6 months, has your child behaved in the following manner? (Check all that apply)
Repeatedly lost his/her temper Often argued with adults Often defied adult requests or rules
Deliberately annoyed other people Often blamed others for own mistakes Been easily annoyed by others
Been angry and resentful Been spiteful or vindictive
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Over the last 6 months, has your child shown the following symptoms/behaviors? (Check all that apply)
restless or felt keyed up or on edge
irritable
easily fatigued
muscle tension
difficulty concentrating or mind
sleep disturbance (difficulty falling asleep,
going blank
overly worried about their performance at school or in sporting events
restless / unsatisfying sleep)
overly worried about the future worried about things done in the past that may not be acceptable to others
overly conforming, perfectionistic and unsure of self and requires excessive reassurance about his/her performance Over the past year, have you notice any of the following about your child? (Check all that apply)
Had excessive fear of weight gain Has excessive fear of weight loss Felt fat when he/she is not Refused to maintain a minimally normal weight for his/her age and height
Dieted excessively Used laxatives, diuretics or speed Self-induced vomiting after meals In a menstruating female, missed at least three consecutive periods
Engaged in binge eating Fasted or exercised excessively Overly evaluated him/herself according to his/her body weight
Recently, has your child used/abused any of the following: • Alcohol
Yes No Occasionally Frequently
• Amphetamines, speed or diet pills
Yes No Occasionally Frequently
• Marijuana
Yes No Occasionally Frequently
• Any form of Cocaine
Yes No Occasionally Frequently
• Sedatives, hypnotics and anxiolytics (Valium, sleeping pills, etc.)
Yes No Occasionally Frequently
• Hallucinogens
Yes No Occasionally Frequently
• Inhalants
Yes No Occasionally Frequently
• Opiates (heroin, morphine, codeine, etc.)
Yes No Occasionally Frequently
• Phencyclidine (PCP, hog, tranquilizer, angel dust, etc.)
Yes No Occasionally Frequently Yes No Occasionally Frequently
Does your child smoke or chew tobacco? Over the past year, has your child exhibited any of the following: • significant irritability, depressed or sad mood lasting several days
Yes No Mild Moderate Severe
• loss of interest or pleasure in activities that he/she usually enjoys
Yes No Mild Moderate Severe
• complained of appetite changes or sudden weight gain or loss
Yes No Mild Moderate Severe
• frequent problems with insomnia or hypersomnia (problems falling asleep or oversleeping)
Yes No Mild Moderate Severe
• significantly restless or noticeably lethargic
Yes No Mild Moderate Severe
• fatigued, tired or listless nearly every day
Yes No Mild Moderate Severe
• felt worthless or excessively guilty (low self-worth)
Yes No Mild Moderate Severe
• difficulty concentrating in school or at home
Yes No Mild Moderate Severe
• preoccupied with thoughts of death, suicide or has attempted suicide
Yes No Mild Moderate Severe
• had periods of enormous energy with little need to sleep
Yes No Mild Moderate Severe
• more talkative than usual
Yes No Mild Moderate Severe
• become excessively involved in pleasurable activities with negative consequences (buying sprees, sexual indiscretion, etc.)
Yes No Mild Moderate Severe
Over the past year, has your child felt any of the following: • been bothered by recurrent or persistent disturbing thoughts
Yes No
• attempted unsuccessfully to ignore recurrent or persistent disturbing thoughts
Yes No
• overly concerned with washing and cleaning, counting, checking, repeating actions and ordering
Yes No
In the past year, has your child complained of any of the following: • frequent headaches
Yes No Mild Moderate Severe
• frequent backaches
Yes No Mild Moderate Severe
• frequent muscle aches, soreness, tension
Yes No Mild Moderate Severe
• frequent stomach problems (nausea, diarrhea, bloating, etc.)
Yes No Mild Moderate Severe
• problems with balance or coordination
Yes No Mild Moderate Severe
• shortness of breath
Yes No Mild Moderate Severe
• dizziness or light-headedness
Yes No Mild Moderate Severe
• trouble with vision (double vision, blindness, etc.)
Yes No Mild Moderate Severe CHILD-ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENTAL AND PSYCHOSOCIAL HISTORY • Page 4 of 5
To your knowledge, has your child been sexually victimized (fondled, sexually abused, or raped)? If yes, what age(s):
By whom:
Was your child ever been physically or emotionally abused?
Yes No
If yes, what age(s):
By whom:
Yes No
Has your child exhibited any of the following (while not on drugs)? (Check all that apply)
Heard voices talking to him/her
Experienced visual hallucinations Had bizarre or very unusual thoughts When disciplining your child, do both parents discipline the same way? Yes No Are you consistent in enforcing consequences? Yes No If you answer “no” to one of these questions, please describe the methods of discipline you have tried and how they affect you and your child.
Describe how your child gets along with peers: has many friends wants to run things is very popular
shy has trouble time making friends follows what others say afraid that others don’t like him/her
poor loser at games does not compromise easily picks on other children gets picked on or bullied by others
Describe Mother-Child relationship. How do they get along?
Describe Father-Child relationship. How do they get along?
Describe Step/Adopted Parent-Child relationship (if applicable). How do they get along?
List any medical or psychiatric conditions your child has been diagnosed with:
List any allergies your child has: List all medication(s) your child has been prescribed or presently taking for the current condition(s): Medication Dose & Frequency
Prescribing MD
List all treatments/services your child has received for his/her condition(s): Type of Treatment
Provider/Clinician’s Name
Frequency
Date of Last Visit
Primary Care MD Individual Counseling Family/Group Counseling Medication Management Psychosocial Rehab In your own opinion, describe your child’s attributes, strengths and personality traits. Write any other information you would like to share with your therapist about your child not mentioned above.
Parent/Guardian’s Signature:
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