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Agency Referral Form Brewer-Porch Children's Center Box 870156 University of Alabama Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0156 Phone (205) 348-7236; Fax (205) 348-9368 PROGRAM TO WHICH REFERRAL IS BEING MADE: Adolescent Adaptive Skills Training Program Community Autism Intervention Program Outpatient Day Treatment Program Intensive Residential Treatment Program Short Term Treatment and Evaluation Program Therapeutic Foster Care Moderate Residential Program Child s Full Name: Last First Middle Nickname Birthdate:_ Age: Sex: Race: Social Security #:_ Native Language Spoken at Home: Legal Guardian: Phone: H ( )_ W ( )_ Address:_ Relationship to Client: Parent (s): Phone: H ( )_ W ( )_ Address: Place of Employment:_ Child Resides With:(Name) Phone: H ( )W ( ) REFERRAL/CLINICAL INFORMATION: Check reason for referral to Brewer-Porch Children's Center: ( ) poor self-control ( ) sexual abuse ( ) low frustration tolerance ( ) cruelty to animals ( ) dysfunctional family ( ) inappropriate attention seeking behavior ( ) inappropriate aggressive relationships ( ) inadequate problem solving skills behavior/hostile tantrums ( ) enuretic ( ) in need of 24 hour protective oversight ( ) hyperactivity ( ) encopretic and supervision in daily living ( ) running away ( ) withdrawn/regression/confusion ( ) impaired reality contact-e.g., hallucinations, ( ) destructiveness ( ) moderate to severe depression delusions, ideas of reference ( ) poor school performance ( ) moderate to severe anxiety ( ) disabling somatic symptoms ( ) truancy ( ) homicidal ideation ( ) medication compliance ( ) defiance of authority ( ) suicidal ideation ( ) poor socialization skills ( ) manipulative behavior ( ) inadequate social skills/ ( ) inpatient care is not warranted ( ) sexual maladjustment poor interpersonal skills ( ) assaultive behavior ( ) drug experimentation ( ) child abuse victim ( ) irrational fears ( ) other: ( ) ( ) Explain checked items and include any recent precipitating events:

Has client ever received treatment from another mental health organization? Yes No If yes, check type of service and provide details below. Indicate age mental health treatment first began: Outpatient/Counseling Outpatient/Psychiatric Case Management In-home intervention Day Treatment Residential Inpatient Emergency After Hours Other: Dates Type of Treatment Agency and Address Outcome/Diagnosis Does the child exhibit developmental delay/disorder? Yes No If yes, check type: Mental Retardation Autism other Pervasive Developmental Disorder, type Other developmental delay, describe: If child has diagnosis of Autism or other Pervasive Developmental Disorder, who made the diagnosis? When? What previous services and/or evaluations for Autism/PDD or other developmental delay/disorder has your child received? Does your child have other areas of functioning you feel may need further evaluation (e.g., medication issues, educational needs not met )? If applicable, check and date this child s current court status: Dependent _ CHINS Delinquent Adjudicated Pending court action for custody Other: FAMILY INFORMATION: Is the family aware of their child s problem? Yes No Were family members informed/involved with this referral? Yes No Date Discussed: To what degree do you think the family will participate regarding evaluation/treatment of their child? Why? Page 2 of 9

List information regarding people living in client s current home: Name Relationship Age Name Relationship Age List additional family members or significant others with whom client has contact: Name Relationship Age Name Relationship Age EDUCATION INFORMATION: Current School: Teacher: Grade: Address: Phone: If not in school please give reason and last school attended: Is child Special Ed? 504? N/A Unknown Date Special Ed/504 services began: If Special Ed/504, check applicable: MR ED LD DD OHI Unknown Other: Classroom Placement: Regular Monitoring Resource Self Contained Unknown Date of Last IEP/504: Academic Functioning: Reading Math Spelling Alternative school placements? Explain: Previous Schools: Any Grades Repeated? No Yes If yes, which grade(s): Reason: Any Disciplinary Action/Suspensions/Expulsions? Explain: Page 3 of 9

MEDICAL INFORMATION (Please include copy of last physical. Current physical required for STTEP and Residential): Medicaid: Yes No Medicaid #: All-Kids: Yes No All-Kids #: Other Medical Insurance: Yes No Name as appears on card: Insurance Company:_ Policy #: Group #:_ Height. Eye Color _ Weight. Hair Color _ Allergies: No Known Allergies (NKA) Medications Food Other Developmental History Birth Wt. Child was born: Full Term Delivery: Normal Early: #of weeks Problems Late : # of weeks Condition at birth: Normal Jaundice Injury, describe: Other: Milestones (Record Approximate Age): Difficulties in toilet training: Yes No Sat alone Spoke in Sentences If yes, describe:_ Walked alone Toilet Trained Said Words Dressed Self Current : Enuresis: Daytime Yes No : Encopresis: Daytime Yes No If yes, describe:_ Measles Mumps Chicken Pox Whooping Cough Asthma Short of Breath Pneumonia Kidney Problems Eye Problems Hearing Problems Speech Problems Age Medical History: Birth Defects Meningitis Lead Poisoning Ingested Poison Headache Dizziness/Fainting Clumsiness Heart Palpitations Chest Pain Heart Murmur GI Problems Age Broken Bones Anemia Head Injury Brain Damage Ear Infections High Fever Tonsillitis Seizures Skin Problem Diabetes Other: Explain below Age Comments: Explain any checked boxes: Current Medical Problems: No Yes Describe: Page 4 of 9

# of hours: Bedtime: Sleep Pattern: Sleep Difficulty: Yes No If yes, mark the following: Difficulty falling asleep Awakens early Awakens frequently Sleep aids Other Hospitalizations/Surgeries: Name of Hospital Date Admitted Doctor Reason for Admission Psychiatric Medical Describe: Psychiatric Medical Describe: Psychiatric Medical Describe:_ Immunizations: Up to Date: Yes No Date of Last Tetanus: Month Year Copy of Immunization Record: Yes No Current Medications (Prescription, Over the Counter, Inhalers, Supplements): Name Dose Frequency Indication Last Dose Prescribing Physician Side Effects Previous Psychotropic/Mental Health Medications: Name Dose Frequency Indication Last Dose Prescribing Physician Side Effects Client Substance Use History N/A Smoke Packs/Day No. of Years Alcohol Type Amount No. of Years Drug Use Type Amount No. of Years Page 5 of 9

Please list all medical problems and/or exceptionalities (language, speech, hearing, weight, allergies, size, appearance, physical limitations, etc): Is there a need for an interpreter Yes No. If yes explain _ Primary Physician:_ Phone: Other Risk Factors: Please check which factors, if any, might place this child at increased risk if he/she required crisis intervention involving physical restraint or seclusion: History of abuse/trauma Medical condition Physical disabilities Cultural Language barrier Please explain: Page 6 of 9

Basic Living Skills Identification Child s Name: Date: Name of person(s) completing the form: Relationship to Child: Please check areas in which the child needs basic living skills. Personal Hygiene _ Child needs improvement with independently dressing/undressing Child needs improvement with toileting skills Child needs improvement with grooming skills (e.g., brushing teeth, bathing) Child needs improvement with personal cleanliness, e.g., hand washing Child needs improvement with complying with Code of Conduct dress code Other: Meal Preparation Child needs to learn or improve table manners Child needs to learn how to plan and budget for a meal Child needs to learn how to prepare basic meals safely and appropriately Child needs to learn to make appropriate menu choices Child needs to learn to set and/or clear the table correctly Other: Housekeeping/Tidiness Child needs improvement with laundry skills Child needs improvement with keeping things neat at home (e.g., making beds, picking up clothing). Child needs improvement keeping things clean (e.g., cleaning toilet) Child needs improvement with keeping work area straight Other: Healthy Lifestyle _ Child needs improvement in the area of nutrition Child needs improvement in his/her fitness level Child needs improvement in competitive and non-competitive recreation Child needs improvement in the area of sexual education Child needs improvement in the area of First Aide Child need improvement with knowledge of drug and alcohol issues (health and legal consequences) Other Stress Management Child needs improvement in learning and using alternatives to tantrums and/or aggression when angered (e.g., instead of hitting, Child talks about feelings) Child needs improvement in learning and using appropriate ways of controlling anxiety or nerves Child needs improvement in not withdrawing from situations when they become stressful and/or difficult Child needs improvement with tolerating frustration and/or delaying gratification Child needs improvement with stopping and thinking before acting implusively Other: Communication Child needs improvement in expressing his/her wants and needs appropriately Child needs improvement in understanding when others are speaking to him/her Child needs improvement expressing basic needs in written form Page 7 of 9

Child needs improvement reading and understanding simple communications (e.g., notes, signs, directions, reading a menu) Other Social Skills Child needs improvement initiating positive interactions Child needs improvement responding when others try to interact with him/her Child needs improvement making appropriate eye contact with others Child needs improvement getting along with others Child needs improvement recognizing and/or understanding his/her feelings Child needs improvement recognizing and/or understanding feeling of others Child needs improvement behaving appropriately given the social situation (e.g., not speaking loudly in church) Other Community Awareness _ Child needs help in understanding how to be a responsible citizen Child needs help understanding community rules and laws Child needs help understanding when a situation is dangerous and what to do in those situations (e.g., strangers, bad weather) Child needs improvement identifying community recreational and leisure resources Child needs help understanding community services available and how to access them Child needs improvement with identifying job opportunities and employment possibilities in the community Other Medication Management _ Child needs improvement learning to take medication, and understanding the benefits and side effects of medication Child needs to learn to visually recognize prescribed medication Child needs improvement identifying effects of medications on themselves Child needs improvement identifying frequency, time, and dosage of own medications Child needs improvement with self-administration of meds Other Money Management Child needs improvement in recognizing coins and paper money and the function of money Child needs improvement in understanding basic math skills involved in counting change and making purchases Child needs improvement in planning and saving for a particular purpose (i.e., budgeting) Other Patient Education/re: Symptoms _ Child needs improvement with identifying own symptoms and behavior problems Child needs improvement in understanding how his/her behaviors/symptoms affect themselves Child needs improvement in how to cope effectively with behaviors/symptoms Other Page 8 of 9

TO EXPEDITE REFERRAL: Attach copies of cumulative records/transcripts, report cards/grades, attendance records, special test/counseling reports, psychological testing, contacts with school authorities, IEP, social summaries, etc. (if applicable) Please include or attach any other comments, material, or information that may assist us in understanding and helping this child. Signature of person completing the form Position / Relationship Date Phone Number: Referral Agency: Department of Human Resources, County: School System: Community Mental Health Center: Other: If this is DHR referral: Case #: Child s Eligibility Status: Type Code # ********************************************************************************************* For BPCC Use Only Date Referral Form Received at BPCC: BPCC Case # Educational Materials Medical Information Miscellaneous Report Card Physical Exam Birth Certificate IQ Test Results Insurance Information Psychosocial Summary Academic Testing Results Psychiatric Reports Psychological Evaluation IEP Immunization Records Social Security Card Medicaid Card Page 9 of 9