DEVELOPMENTAL SPEECH AND LANGUAGE HISTORY



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DEVELOPMENTAL SPEECH AND LANGUAGE HISTORY Parents: This history may appear to be quite long. However, a number of the questions require checking off responses, which can be done quickly. This information is very useful in gaining a clear understanding of your child's strengths and weaknesses. We appreciate your time. Person Completing History: Mother Father Self Other (specify) General Information: Child's Full Name: Birth Date: Address: Gender: male female Phone #: Child's Race: Caucasian African Am. Hispanic Asian Native Am. Other (specify) Is child adopted? Yes No Foster Child? Yes No Parents are: married separated divorced widowed single other (specify) Parent s Name: Relation to Child: Occupation: Employer: Phone #: Parent s highest education completed: less than high school high school grad some college/associates bachelors post-graduate doctoral/post-doctoral Parent's Name: Relation to Child: Occupation: Employer: Phone #: Parent s highest education completed: less than high school high school grad some college/associates bachelors post-graduate doctoral/post-doctoral Names and ages of brothers and sisters: Others living in the house (include names and relationship to child/family): Emergency Contact Person: (Name) (Relationship) (Phone #) Teacher's Name: School: Grade in School: Type of classroom: Referred by (name, address, profession):

Medical Information: Child's Physician and other Professionals: (continue on back of page if needed) Physician: Address: Phone: Other: Profession: Phone: Other: Profession: Phone: Other: Profession: Phone: Medical Diagnosis: ADD/ADHD Anxiety Disorder or Mood Disorder, specify: Autism Cognitive Delay Down Syndrome Emotional Disorder, specify: Fragile X Syndrome Learning Disabilities, specify if possible: Tourette's Syndrome Non-Verbal Learning Disability Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD) Other, specify: 2 Has child received previous evaluation and/or treatment by a Speech and Language Pathologist? If yes, when and where: Has child had a vision test? If yes, when? Has child had a hearing test? If yes, when? What were the results of hearing and vision tests? Has your child had any of the following? If yes, describe and give approximate dates. Childhood diseases or major illnesses: Congenital abnormalities: Surgery: Serious injury: Casts or braces: Ear infections: Tubes in ears: Allergies: Seizures: Other: List any medications your child is currently taking, its purpose and frequency of the dosage: Medication: Purpose: Freq. of dosage: Medication: Purpose: Freq. of dosage: Medication: Purpose: Freq. of dosage:

Medical information continued: Has your child received medications in the past for any of the above-mentioned conditions? Medication: Purpose: Dates Taken: Medication: Purpose: Dates Taken: Medication: Purpose: Dates Taken: Are there any medical precautions the therapist should be aware of when working with your child? 3 Does your child have any assistive devices (e.g., glasses, casts, wheelchair)? Has your child received other evaluations or treatment (school, psychological, private therapist or clinic, neurology, nutritionist, GI consult, allergist, etc.)? If so, what type, when, and by whom? Type Eval. Date Professional's Name Dates of therapy What do you hope to gain from this evaluation and/or treatment? Mother's Health During Pregnancy: Did the mother: 1) have any infections/illnesses during pregnancy? Yes No 2) have any shocks or unusual stresses during pregnancy? Yes No 3) receive any medication during pregnancy? Yes No If yes, what kind: 4) any complications during delivery/labor? Yes No

Child's Birth: Was or did child: 1) full term Yes No Weight at birth: 4 2) premature Yes No Number of weeks: 3) breech (feet first) Yes No 4) require forceps for delivery: Yes No 5) require suction for delivery: Yes No 6) have any birth injuries: Yes No 7) If known, Apgar score at one minute: at five minutes: 8) require intensive care hospitalization: Yes No If yes, for how long? 9) jaundiced? Yes No Length of treatment Infancy and Early Childhood: Did your child: 1) have feeding problems? Yes No If yes, describe: 2) have sleeping problems? Yes No If yes, describe: 3) have colic? Yes No If yes, for how long? 4) prefer certain positions as an infant? Yes No If yes, describe: Developmental Milestones: (Give approximate ages if remembered, or comment on anything unusual) Said first words Said sentences Drink from a cup Drink from a straw Are there or have there been any feeding problems (e.g. sucking, swallowing, drooling, chewing, etc) If yes, please describe: Primary language spoken at home: What language is he/she most comfortable speaking/understanding? With whom does he/she spend most of his/her time? Describe your child s speech-language problem:

How does your child usually communicate (gesture, words, etc)? 5 When was the problem first noticed? By whom? Has the problem changed since it was first noticed? Explain how: Is your child aware of the problem? How does he/she feel about it? Are their any other speech, language, hearing problem in the family? If yes, please describe: Play Skills: 1) What are your child's favorite play things? 2) What does she or he do with these toys? 3) Who does child prefer to play with and how does your child interact with others (e.g. shy, aggressive, etc)? 4) What activities does the child least enjoy? 5) Are there any things that your child tends to fear or avoid? Yes No If yes, describe: 6) How long does child play with one toy? 7) Does your child tend to play while in one position more than others do? Yes No If yes, what position? 8) Does your child tend to play with things by lining them or piling them up (if over two years of age)? Yes No 9) What extra-curricular activities is your child involved in (i.e., gymnastics, swimming lessons, Scouts, etc.)?

How is your child doing academically/pre-academically? 6 Does your child receive special services? If yes, describe: Please tell us about your child s strengths and gifts: What in particular would you like your child to achieve? How, if in any way, would you like to interact differently with your child? Signature Date