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Parents First Names:
Home Phone #:
Child's Name:
Nickname:
Child's Birthday
Brother's/Sister's Names and Age:
 
 
 

Other significant adults: (Aunt/uncles/grandparents):

Family Pets:
Favorite activities at home:
Other activities:
Through school:
Outside of school:
Favorite places to go:  
Does your child have a medical or educational diagnosis on the Autism /Spectrum:
What made you seek special help for your child? At What age did you seek help? Tell me your story.
Sensory Issues: Touch  
Clothing:
Clothing tags a problem:
New Clothing:
New Shoes:
Trying on clothing or shoes:
Hair Care: (Hair cut, washing hair, brushing hair)
Nail care:
Temperature:
Wants to only wear long/short sleeve shirts:
Wants to only wear long/short pants:
Wants jacket zipped to neck:
Likes to wear hood tied:
Likes to wear hats:
Difficulty switching clothing seasonally:
Bathing:
Likes to be hugged tight, massaged, lotion:
Tell me your story below:  
Sensory Issues: Taste/Texture of Food
Sits at table to eat:
Do you think your child is a picky eater:
Limited food variety:
Food your child likes:
Food dislikes:
Food refuses to eat:
Favorite fast food:
Favorite snack at home:
Sweet, salty, crunchy, soft:
  Your impressions below:  
Sensory Issues: Sound  
Sensitive to noises; Noisy places
Crowded places:
Loud noises:
Covers his/her ears:
Your impressions below:
Sensory Issues: Light  
Covers eyes frequently, especially in bright places
Plays with light, waving/wiggling fingers around eyes
Likes to be in snug places protected from light (under a cover, in the closet, under the table, etc
Your impressions below:
Has your child had Sensory Therapy with an Occupational Therapist ?
Communication  
Language Development: Makes sounds while playing, expresses pleasure, fear, anger using different pitch and loudness of sounds.
At what age did your child do these things?
Does your child attempt to communicate these things? Yes or No:
Will your child look at books with you point to pictures? Y/N:
Your impressions below:
How does you child attempt to communicate to you what he/she wants or desires?
Tries to communicate verbally:
Grunt & point:
Take you to the desired item:
Use gestures to help you understand:
Your impressions below:
Likes to play interactive games such as Peek-a-boo, Where did it go? Gestures with songs, Itsy Bitsy Spider, Jack & Jill, Swing me around…
Your impressions below:
Preverbal Communication:
Use picture or object communication system:
Use sign language to communicate:
Verbal Communication
Use single word, or phrases to let you know what he/she wants. Give me some samples below:
Use memorized verbal "scripts" from TV, videos or books to communicate.
Give me some samples below:
Uses questions to ask for something. Do you want a cookie? Imitating what you would say in that situation. Give me some samples below:
Are you able to communicate your needs and wants to your child. What he/she needs to do, what you want him/her to do?
Has your child had Speech & Language Therapy Services:
Independant Skills: Please Describe
Dressing:
Eating:
Toilet:
Bath:
Sleep:
Any Other Difficult Times at Home? Please Describe Your Concerns.
Safety Issues, Home, Car, Away From Home, Visiting Family, Vacations…… Please Describe
:

Social / Play Concerns  
Is your child's play more like a ritual that he/she does not want interrupted?
Does your child line up toys? Pick out specific colors of items: Allow you to participate in play routines: What are your child's favorite toys? Favorite songs, videos, etc.
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