Developmental History Form

A Developmental History is a comprehensive account of an individual’s growth and development from infancy to the present. It is used in clinical, educational, and psychological assessments to understand how a person’s early life experiences, milestones, and challenges may contribute to their current functioning.This history provides essential background information for diagnosing and supporting conditions such as Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC), Dyslexia, and other mental health or neurodevelopmental conditions.

General Information (the person undergoing assessment)

General Information (the person completing this form)

Family and Prenatal History

Early Developmental Milestones

Social and Emotional Development

Educational History and Learning Profile - Nursery

Educational History and Learning Profile - Primary School

Educational History and Learning Profile - Secondary School

Educational History and Learning Profile - College/University (if under 18, please complete teacher/SEN details)

Please include first and last name if possible

Work History (if applicable)

ADHD Specific History

ASC specific History

Dyslexia and Specific Learning Differences (SpLD's)

Other Mental Health and Neurodevelopmental Conditions

Medical History and Other Considerations

Other

Please describe the concerns or challenges that have led you to seek this assessment. What changes or difficulties have occurred in the last six months that prompted this referral? Include any observations related to behavior, learning, emotions, social interactions, or daily functioning.
This section allows the individual (or their caregiver, if applicable) to express their own perspective on their challenges, strengths, and experiences. Please describe how the individual currently understands their difficulties and how these issues affect their daily life, learning, work, relationships, and well-being.
This section highlights the individual's positive qualities, abilities, and areas of success that can be used to support their development and well-being. Identifying strengths is essential for creating a balanced and strengths-based approach to assessment and intervention.
This section allows you to provide any additional information that may be relevant to the assessment but has not been covered in the previous sections. Consider including details that could support a clearer understanding of the individual's needs, strengths, and experiences.

Declaration

Please write confirm if all knowledge you have provided is true
Please upload documents related to this developmental that you will feel will help towards the assessment process