Specific ADHD forms
ADHD Forms (please note that we require return of these forms BEFORE we will schedule your appointment)
For Routine Every 6 month follow up, fill out this form:
- ADHD Parent Feedback Form – Parents fill out this form. Mail back to us (or drop off BEFORE your appointment).
AND ONE of these (if not an Adolescent). Please do not have multiple teachers fill out forms – if there is more than one teacher to give input, kindly ask them to jointly fill out the forms:
- ADHD School Fall Feedback Form – Parents can email this form to the school teacher. This form is used for teachers who are new to your child (typically in the fall). Once completed mail back to us (or drop off BEFORE your appointment).
- ADHD School Spring Feedback Form – Parents can email or mail this form to the school teacher. This form is used for teachers who have rated your child before (typically in the spring). Once completed mail back to us (or drop off BEFORE your appointment).
OR this form if an Adolescent:
- ADHD Adolescent Self Form for Less than 18 Years – Adolescents (typically in High School) may find it difficult to find teacher feedback. Instead they can choose to rate themselves. Once completed mail back to us (or drop off BEFORE your appointment).
- ADHD Adult Self Form for Age 18 Years – Once completed please mail back to us (or drop off BEFORE your appointment)
For New Evaluations (Initial Evaluation):
- ADHD New Evaluation Forms:
- Parent Packet A – this form is for parents to fill out for a NEW evaluation
- School Packet B – this form is for your child’s teacher to fill out for a NEW evaluation
- ADHD New Medication Evaluation Form – this form is ONLY used when your child is FIRST started on a medication (Usually for the first month of starting a new medication) and allows a weekly evaluation of medication by the parent and the teacher.
Other ADHD Forms: Use these forms for primarily for 6-12 year old’s, only if requested by your doctor or our staff:
- ADHD Parent Handbook – this is a description of ADHD, how it changes with age, resources, books, and website. One of the most reputable web sites is www.chadd.org
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