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Be Social Kids Intake Form
Please complete this form in its entirety. Our team will thoroughly review it to determine if your child may be a good fit for one of our existing social groups. Thanks so much for taking the time!
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Child's Name:
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Date of Birth:
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Parent/Guardian Full Name(s):
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Address:
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Preferred Phone Number:
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Preferred Email(s):
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Please let us know if you were referred to CCL and by whom:
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Pediatrician Name and Phone Number:
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Language(s) Spoken at Home:
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Does your child have any significant medical history that we should be aware of, such as frequent colds/hospitalizations/other medical issues?
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Does your child have a formal diagnosis/es? If so, please list.
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Is your child taking any medication? If so, please list.
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Does your child have any food allergies? If so, please list.
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Is your child on any special diet or dietary restrictions? If yes, please list.
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Sensory History (check all that apply)
Fussy infant
Difficult to calm
Very active
Sensitive to textures
Toe walking
Separation difficulties
Difficulty getting or staying asleep
Resistance to cuddling/being held
Poor eye contact
Sensitive to sounds
Sensitive to lights or movement
Anxiety
Perseverative
Educational History:
Current School and Grade:
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Program (if applicable) (ex: PEP, Learning Center):
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Current IEP or 504 plan? If so, please provide a copy.
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Current Services:
OT/PT
Speech/Language
Resource/special education academic and/or behavioral support
1:1 Aide
In reading/literacy, my child is generally performing:
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Below Grade Level
On Grade Level
Above Grade Level
In mathematics, my child is generally performing:
Below Grade Level
On Grade Level
Above Grade Level
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Social Learning:
Please list strengths and weaknesses your child has in the area of social skills:
Your child's social strengths:
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Your child's social challenges:
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Please list three
goals
you have for your child in the area of social skills.
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What are some of your child's interests/activities within and outside of school?
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Are there any situations, relevant to our group, which may
upset
or
agitate
your child? If so, please explain.
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Does your child play with children his/her own age? If no, what age children is he/she most comfortable with?
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Does your child seek friendships with peers?
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Has your child ever participated in a social skills/social pragmatic group before? If yes, please explain.
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In order to assist the Speech-Language Pathologists with getting a complete profile of your child’s strengths and weaknesses, please check off any and all areas which you feel may currently apply to your child.
Auditory Processing:
Does not listen carefully to directions
Sometimes misunderstands what is said
Needs extra time to respond to questions
Background noise makes following verbal instructions even more difficult
Says “huh” or “what” in response to questions
Does not respond to name when called
Listening:
Has difficulty paying attention
Has difficulty following spoken directions
Has difficulty remembering things people say
Has difficulty understanding what people are saying
Has difficulty listening without repetitions
Has difficulty understanding the meaning of words
Has difficulty understanding new ideas
Has difficulty looking at people when talking or listening
Has difficulty understanding facial expressions, gestures, or body language
Attention:
Often fails to give close attention to details/makes careless mistakes
Often has difficulty sustaining attention in tasks or play activities in school and at home
Has difficulty organizing tasks and activities
Often loses things necessary for tasks and activities (e.g. toys, assignments, school supplies)
Fidgets with hands or feet or squirms in seat
Leaves seat in classroom on in other situations in which remaining seated is expected
Easily distracted
Often blurts out answers before the questions have been completed
Has difficulty awaiting turn
Daydreams and/or is inattentive
Speaking:
Has difficulty answering questions people ask
Has difficulty answering questions as quickly as other students
Has difficulty asking for help when needed
Has difficulty asking questions
Has difficulty using a variety of vocabulary words when talking
Has difficulty expressing thoughts
Has difficulty describing things to people
Has difficulty getting to the point when talking
Has difficulty putting events in the right order when telling stories or talking about events
Has difficulty using appropriate grammar when talking
Has difficulty using complete sentences when talking
Talks in short, choppy sentences
Has difficulty expanding an answer or providing details when talking
Has difficulty having a conversation with someone
Has difficulty talking with a group of people
Has difficulty saying something another way when someone doesn’t understand
Has a tendency to try and dominate the conversation
Discusses only preferred topics, without awareness or checking in whether other person is interested/listening
Word Retrieval:
Knows the word (s)he wants to say, but cannot think of it
Has difficulty remembering the names of people, places, objects that he/she knows
Substitutes words with a similar word/by describing the word by category, function, or what it looks like
There is sometimes a long delay when he/she cannot think of the word
Makes false starts/ revisions when relating an experience (e.g. “we were…Bob and I went")
Uses time fillers when trying to think of a word (e.g., um..er..um..computer)
Gives too much information and includes irrelevancies
Behaviors:
Motivated
Impulsive
Rigid
Withdrawn/Shy
Outgoing
Anxious
Tends to dominate conversations
Competitive
Oppositional
Physically aggressive
Verbally aggressive
Externally distracted
Aloof/Internally distracted
Is there anything else you would like us to know about your child when considering them for a social group? Thank you for filling out this form! We appreciate it.
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