ADHD
The percentage of school-age children that are diagnosed with ADHD
What is: 5%
This is the most effective combination of treatment for ASD
ABA, Social skills, CBT
Talk-therapy, Parent-training, Supplemental therapy
ABA, parent training, Social skills, supplemental therapies
What is ABA, parent training, Social skills, supplemental therapies
This is the description of Adaptive Functioning
What is: Basic skills to meet demands of everyday life such as communication, socialization, and personal self-care.
+50 points if you can name a specific skill in any category
Percentage of school-aged children with a learning disorder
What is 5-15%
This disorder/category uses the intervention model: I CAN START (Contextual Assessment, Assessment and diagnosis, Necessary level of care, Strengths, Treatment approach, Aim and objectives of counseling (30-days), Research-Based Interventions, Therapeutic Support Services)
ASD
ADHD
Intellectual Disabilities
Learning Disorders
What is Learning Disorders
A possible reason that ADHD is commonly misdiagnosed in women and BIPOC individuals
What is: Differing symptom presentations/ inadequate inclusion in research.
+50 points if you can name a common misdiagnosis received
The percentage of the U.S. population with an ASD diagnosis
What is 1%
"Although intellectual disabilities affect youth from all cultures and ethnicities, more boys (2:1), more African Americans, and more youth from lower socioeconomic backgrounds are diagnosed with intellectual disabilities” (Kress et al., 2019, p. 366).
This is a possible contributing factor.
What is: Environmental circumstances: peri-natal substance use, poor nutrition, less access to resources, radiation, infections
This professional is most likely to give a learning disorder diagnosis
What is a school psychologist
Collaborating with professionals and supportive others includes physicians, teachers, daycare staff, religious leaders, occupational therapists, guardians, and more. This is another support system to collaborate with.
What is Dealer's Choice
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
This is not an ADHD assessment tool for children and adolescents:
Young-DIVA5
The Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL)
Conners 3rd edition (Conners 3)
Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children 5th edition (WISC5)
What is: Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children 5th edition (WISC5)
(IQ test, though can be used to clarify differentials)
The tier of diagnostic severity
1-Requiring very substantial support, 2-Requiring substantial support, 3-Requiring support
1-Requiring support, 2- Requiring substantial support, 3-Requiring very substantial support
What is: 1-Requiring support, 2- Requiring substantial support, 3-Requiring very substantial support
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
A child or adolescent who scores below average on an IQ test but can perform adaptive functioning tasks ____ meet criteria for an intellectual disability.
1. Does
2. Does not
What is: Does not
+50 points if you can name a reason a child may score low on an IQ test
The topic with the highest rate of learning disorder diagnoses
What is reading
ABA therapy services can be used with these two disorders
What are ASD, Intellectual Disorders (150 points for one)
This resource might help a family looking for a culturally humble and neurodiverse-affirming provider in their community
What is: Neurodivergent Practitioners Directory, ADHDwa.org, CHADD directory, ADHDFoundation.org
When establishing culturally informed care for a client, this is a consideration to make
What is: Dealer’s choice
This service offers rehabilitation, long-term healthcare, and housing for individuals with intellectual disabilities
What is: Ashley House
When a client is undiagnosed, behaviors associated with a learning disorder can prompt various reactions from caregivers. These are two reactions/narratives
What is: Dealer’s choice
Adaptive counseling interventions can best support clients with neurodevelopmental and intellectual disabilities. Examples include shorter session times, client-led regulation breaks, flexible structure, and expressive and creative modalities. This is another example of an adaptive counseling intervention.
What is Dealer's Choice
This intervention is not recommended for children and adolescents with ADHD:
Being compassionate
Working in bursts
Engaging in physical activity and creative outlets as needed
Setting clear and practical boundaries and consequences
Collaborating with other professionals and supportive others including physicians, teachers, daycare staff, religious leaders, occupational therapists, guardians, etc.
None of the above
What is: None of the above.
These are alternatives that can be made when communication is a barrier
For assessments: info from caregivers
Sessions with non-verbal kiddos: use of AAC
+50 points if you say both
This is what case management might entail, and why it is an effective intervention when working with this population.
What is: Collaborative, comprehensive care. Connecting families and clients to community resources.
If a client does not meet criteria for a learning disorder, the alternate may be
What is an IEP or 504 plan
Clients with mild intellectual disabilities benefit from an integrated approach with cognitive and behavioral interventions. These are three goals of such an approach.
What are social skills training, problem solving, feelings identification, and managing interpersonal relationships