This assessment is designed to evaluate how a child, adolescent, or adult processes sensory input in daily life, and to identify sensory-related difficulties that may affect behavior, attention, emotional regulation, learning, sleep, social participation, and independence.
The questionnaire measures several key areas, including: • Responses to sound, touch, movement, smells, lights, and food • Level of distraction or discomfort from the surrounding environment • Excessive sensory seeking behaviors (movement, touch, stimulation) • Emotional and self-regulation when exposed to sensory input • Impact of sensory processing on attention, behavior, and daily functioning • Understanding sensory strengths and challenges
Age Range: Available in multiple versions depending on age, starting from birth through adulthood. The appropriate version is selected based on the individual’s age to ensure accurate results.
After the Assessment: You will receive:• A detailed analysis of the results • Identification of the individual’s sensory profile pattern • Explanation of behaviors or daily challenges linked to sensory processing • Practical strategies for home / school / work settings • Clear and simplified therapeutic recommendations
Why It Matters: This assessment helps understand the person more deeply — like a “key” that explains how they interact with the world around them, while giving parents or professionals a practical guide for adapting the environment to suit their sensory needs.
Validity Period: Results are commonly considered a useful reference for approximately 6 months, depending on age, developmental changes, and progress over time.
To Be Completed by the Caregiver
Please read each statement and select the response that best describes how often your child shows the behavior:
If the behavior has not been observed, please select "Does not apply."Additional comments can be provided at the end of each section
يرجى التوضيح:
Please read each statement and select the response that best describes مدى تكرار السلوك:
This assessment is designed to evaluate a child’s eating patterns and identify potential signs of Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID).
The questionnaire measures several key areas, including:
Age Range: Suitable for children aged 2 years and above, based on parent-report observations in daily environments.
After the Assessment: You will receive:
Therapeutic Approach: The home plan is based on the SOS (Sequential Oral Sensory)approach, a widely recognized evidence-based method used to support children with feeding difficulties through gradual and stress-free food exposure.
Please read each statement and rate how accurately it describes your child over the past 3 months.:
This assessment is designed to evaluate a child’s anxiety patternsand identify potential difficulties related to different anxiety disorders. It helps provide a clear understanding of how the child thinks, feels, and responds to everyday situations.
The questionnaire measures several key areas, including: • General anxiety and excessive worry • Social anxiety and fear of judgment or interaction• Separation anxiety and dependency on caregivers • Physical symptoms of anxiety (e.g., rapid heartbeat, stomachaches, tension) • School-related and performance anxiety • Obsessive thoughts and repetitive behaviors • Specific fears (e.g., darkness, insects, crowded places) • Behavioral expression of anxiety (avoidance, withdrawal, irritability, crying)
Age Range:
Suitable for children aged 4 years and above, based on parent-report observations in daily environments.
After the Assessment:
You will receive:• A detailed analysis of the results • Identification of the child’s primary type of anxiety • Understanding of how anxiety presents (cognitive, physical, behavioral) • A clear and simplified home support plan • Evidence-based recommendations tailored to the child
Therapeutic Approach:
This assessment is developed based on internationally recognized tools such as: RCADS and SCARED, along with therapeutic programs like Face Your Fears.
The intervention approach is based on evidence-based practices, including: • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) • Gradual exposure techniques (Exposure Therapy) • Emotional regulation and coping skills development
The goal is to support the child in understanding and managing anxiety in a gradual, safe, and pressure-free way..
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This assessment is designed to evaluate a child’s or adolescent’s executive functioning skills and identify difficulties that may affect academic performance, daily responsibilities, self-regulation, behavior, and decision-making.
The questionnaire measures several key areas, including: • Impulse control and thinking before acting • Working memory and remembering instructions • Emotional regulation • Task initiation and procrastination • Sustained attention and task completion• Planning and prioritization • Personal organization• Time management • Flexibility and adapting to change • Self-monitoring and learning from mistakes • Goal-directed persistence • Stress tolerance and coping under pressure
Age Range: Suitable for children and adolescents aged 12 years and above, based on parent-report observations over the past 3 months.
After the Assessment: You will receive:• A detailed analysis of the results • Identification of executive strengths and weaknesses • Explanation of academic or behavioral challenges • A clear and simplified home support plan • Professional therapeutic and educational recommendations
Why It Matters: This assessment helps understand how the child manages daily life tasks such as starting work, organizing time, controlling emotions, staying focused, and persisting through challenges.It is highly valuable in cases involving distractibility, procrastination, forgetfulness, emotional reactivity, and poor responsibility skills..
Therapeutic Approach: Results are interpreted using executive function frameworks and occupational therapy principles, then translated into practical strategies for home and school environments.