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As part of the Sadar evaluation process we routinely have clients/patients complete four questionnaires which allows for a comparison of their subjective report with the objective data obtained. These questionnaires acquire the patient's subjective assessment of their functioning. As such, they can be used as part of an intake process whether or not an objective assessment (e.g., qEEG/ERP, mid-line, VCPT, etc) is to be done.
- Personal and Clinical Data- This allows patients to report in narrative form relevant information about their past and present functioning (e.g., issues around their birth, school, drugs/alcohol, sleep, etc.). This becomes a part of the generated report and serves to present clinical and historical information as a part of the report.
- Symptoms and Cortical Networks Questionnaire (developed by Dr. Amen)- the client/patient indicates frequency of experience of numerous items (e.g., difficulties concentrating; periods of heart pounding; etc.). Their pattern of responses is then correlated with possible stress/strain in five brain regions (basal ganglia, cingulate cortex, temporal lobes, prefrontal cortex and limbic system).Â
- van Deusen Questionnaire (developed by Peter van Deusen)- similar to the Amen questionnaire but the results are presented in a more geographical way depicting which cortical region (e.g., prefrontal, sensory motor, parietal, etc.) appear to be affected based on the client/patient’s pattern of responses.Â
- ADHD Questionnaire- this assesses for inattentiveness, hyperactivity/impulsiveness, over focusing and issues with emotional regulation.
You can download copies of the questionnaires for analysis below.
This can be used in conjunction with a full cap qEEG/ERP report. Click here to learn more about our full qEEG/ERP report and data collection options.