ADHD Rating Scales for Parents & Teachers

Diagnosis and treatment of ADHD requires information from parents and teachers about a patient's behavior at home and school. In order to assess your child for ADHD and do follow-up checks, parents and teachers should complete the ADHD rating scale forms below. The ASSESSMENT form is for the initial screening for ADHD and other conditions. Subsequently, the FOLLOW-UP forms should be used. If you have questions, ask your physician.

Just click on the appropriate links below, print out the forms, fill them out, and bring them along to your child's visit. Thank you!

Initial Assessment.	ADHD Parent Assessment Form	ADHD Teacher Assessment Form
For Follow-up visits.	ADHD Parent Followup Form	ADHD Teacher Followup Form.

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