270 Farmington Avenue
Suite #344
Farmington, Connecticut
06032-1909

Joseph F. Kulas, Ph.D., ABPP

Board Certified Clinical Neuropsychologist
Board Certified Subspecialist
Pediatric Neuropsychology

Phone: (203) 805-8527
Fax: (888) 494-0373
JosephKulas.PhD@neuropsychologyct.org
npsych.us
Developmental History Form
Parent's Information
Parent / Guardian 1Parent / Guardian 2
Name Name
Occupation Occupation
Education Education
This is your
Parents are
Are there significant family or marital conflicts?
Household Members (reside with child)
Full NameSexDate of BirthAgeGradeRelationship
Other Immediate Family Members (do not reside with child)
Full NameSexDate of BirthAgeGradeRelationship
Reason for Evaluation
History of Treatment: Therapies / Evaluations
Psychology / Psychiatry Occupational Therapy Physical Therapy Speech / Language
Treatment Date(s)
Treatment Provider
Evaluation Date(s)
Evaluation Provider
Does your child receive special services at school?
Current medical diagnoses
Current psychiatric diagnoses
Current speech diagnoses
Pregnancy and Birth History
2. Were there problems becoming pregnant?
3. Did mother receive regular prenatal care?
4. Mother's health during pregnancy (check all that apply)
5. Delivery
7. Condition at Birth
Developmental History
1. Temperament (check all that apply)
2. Motor Milestones
3. Language Milestones
4. Toilet Training
5. Eating difficulties?
6. Sleeping difficulties?
7. Problems with separation from parent(s)?
8. Behavior problems?
9. Did your child receive Birth-To-Three Services?
Medical / Health
2. Is your pediatrician aware of this referral?
5. Serious Illnesses / Injuries / Hospitalizations / Surgeries
DateIncident (explain)
6. Medications (current and past)
Type / NameDoseStart DateEnd Date
8. History of Conditions
ConditionYes / NoAdditional Information
Febrile seizure
Epilepsy
Lead poisoning / toxic ingestion
Asthma or allergies
Head injury
Loss of consciousness
Abdominal pains / vomiting
When do they occur?
Headaches
When do they occur?
Frequent ear infections
Sleeping difficulties
Eating difficulties
Tics / twitching
Education
2. Skipped or repeated a grade?
3. Teacher reported problems in (check all that apply)
4. Academic Problems by Grade
Nursery
Kindergarten
1st Grade
2nd Grade
3rd Grade
4th Grade
5th Grade
6th Grade
7th Grade
8th Grade
9th Grade
10th Grade
11th Grade
12th Grade
Social
My child plays with children his/her own age.
My child engages in normal imaginative or pretend play.
My child's play generally revolves around one particular theme with minimal variation.
My child is willing to let others join in games and play situations.
My child engages in parallel play (plays besides another but does not engage them).
My child engages in cooperative play.
My child gets along well with other children.
Behavior

Please mark any boxes that describe your child:

Sensory-Motor
1. Hand Preference
2. Does your child:
Dislike certain food textures
Chew on non-food items (shirt, pencil, etc.)
Dislike touching certain textures (paste, etc.)
Dislike getting dirty
Dislike being touched
Appear clumsy or off-balance
Have trouble with eye-hand coordination
Have an unusual posture / gait
Have difficulty with handwriting or drawing
Family Information
2. Significant events in the previous 2 years
3. Family History — please note relationship to child for any Yes

Include child's parents, grandparents, siblings, aunts, uncles, and cousins.

Is there any history of:Biological Mother's SideBiological Father's Side
Learning problems?
Reading problems?
Attention problems?
Stuttering?
Epilepsy or seizures?
Other neurologic disorders?
Diabetes?
Genetic or inherited disorders?
Other serious illnesses / health problems?
Emotional disorders?
Received / is receiving psychiatric treatment?
Hospitalized for an emotional problem?
Drug / alcohol addiction or abuse?
Attempted / committed suicide?
Violent behavior?
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