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This structured collection of questions helps therapists and other professionals gather a fuller picture of how a child is experiencing school.
The questions explore:
• Current concerns
• Morning and separation routines
• Previous school experiences
• Sensory needs
• Peer relationships and belonging
• Academic expectations and perfectionism
• Family changes
• Regulation across home and school
• Existing strengths and supportive relationships
• Prior interventions and their effectiveness
The questions are not intended to be asked all at once. Professionals can select the areas that best fit the child’s age, current concerns, and stage of the transition.
Useful during intakes, caregiver consultations, school collaboration, treatment planning, and ongoing review.
Instant digital download.
This structured collection of questions helps therapists and other professionals gather a fuller picture of how a child is experiencing school.
The questions explore:
• Current concerns
• Morning and separation routines
• Previous school experiences
• Sensory needs
• Peer relationships and belonging
• Academic expectations and perfectionism
• Family changes
• Regulation across home and school
• Existing strengths and supportive relationships
• Prior interventions and their effectiveness
The questions are not intended to be asked all at once. Professionals can select the areas that best fit the child’s age, current concerns, and stage of the transition.
Useful during intakes, caregiver consultations, school collaboration, treatment planning, and ongoing review.
Instant digital download.