Therapist summary · before the session

Maya

Nov 3 - Nov 10, 2026

Home observations logged by the parent in LightMap

The week, day by day

Tue 335-15 min

Wed 435-15 min

Thu 52under 5 min

Fri 6415-30 min

Sat 7

Sun 8

Mon 9415-30 min

Tue 1035-15 min

Key: nothing logged2 mild (1-2)3 medium (3)4 hard (4-5) bright spot

Number = the most intense moment that day, as the parent rated it. Time = how long it lasted.

Moments

▼ 8 last week

Avg intensity

3.2 / 5

▲ 2.6 last week

Longest moment

15-30 min

same as last week

Hardest time

Afternoon

4 of 6 moments

Moments per week, last 5 weeks

wk of Oct 6wk of Oct 13wk of Oct 20wk of Oct 27this week

What changed since last week

First time: Hiding under the deskBack: Short sleep (last Oct 19)Gone: Homework refusalHardest stretch moved from evening to afternoon

To explore in session

1Afternoon overload after school pickup.
2First time logged: hiding under the desk.

In the parent's words

Hardest moment: Monday, Nov 9, intensity 4, lasted 15-30 min. Trigger: transition, change in routine.

She saw the car line was different today and froze at the door. Wouldn't get in for ten minutes. Once home she went straight under her desk.

Questions the parent wants to ask

?Is the car line change the trigger or the end of the school day?
?Should we warn her about schedule changes the night before?

Themes the parent is wondering about

Needing to know what comes nextTired after holding it together at school

What helped and what happened right after

Tue 3, 3:40 PM (intensity 3) helped: snack first.

Wed 4, 3:15 PM (intensity 3) right after: we talked or hugged.

Fri 6, 3:50 PM (intensity 4) helped: quiet space.

Mon 9, 3:25 PM (intensity 4) right after: she calmed on her own.

Bright spot, Sat 7: Maya asked for a five-minute warning before bath all on her own. First time ever. No tears.

Ongoing context (full notes on page 2)

Bedtime since the move: Since we moved in September, Maya has trouble falling asleep and comes into our room most nights.

Triggers and behaviors this week

Trigger: Transition

Trigger: Told no

Trigger: Change in routine

Crying

Refusal

Hiding

Health snapshot

On file: ADHD, combined presentation

Methylphenidate ER 18 mg

Oct 13, 2026: Dose increased, methylphenidate ER (10 mg to 18 mg)

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Maya · Nov 3 - Nov 10, 2026

3Tue, Nov 3 · 3:40 PMlasted 5-15 min · Home · with mom

Behavior: Crying, Refusal
Trigger: Transition
Factors: Hungry
Helped: Snack first

Didn't want to stop drawing to start homework. Fine once she ate.

3Wed, Nov 4 · 3:15 PMlasted 5-15 min · Car · with mom

Behavior: Crying
Trigger: Transition
Right after: We talked or hugged

2Thu, Nov 5 · 7:30 PMlasted under 5 min · Home · with dad

Behavior: Refusal
Trigger: Told no

4Fri, Nov 6 · 3:50 PMlasted 15-30 min · Home · with mom

Behavior: Crying, Yelling
Trigger: Transition, Told no
Factors: Short sleep
Helped: Quiet space

Up twice last night. Lost it when screen time ended.

Sat, Nov 7 · 6:10 PM · Bright spot: regulation win

Maya asked for a five-minute warning before bath all on her own. First time ever. No tears.

4Mon, Nov 9 · 3:25 PMlasted 15-30 min · School pickup · with mom

Behavior: Hiding, Refusal
Trigger: Transition, Change in routine
Factors: Short sleep
Right after: She calmed on her own

She saw the car line was different today and froze at the door. Wouldn't get in for ten minutes. Once home she went straight under her desk.

3Tue, Nov 10 · 8:10 AMlasted 5-15 min · Home · with mom, dad

Behavior: Crying, Refusal
Trigger: Transition

Context notes

written by the parent

Bedtime since the move Hard stretch · Sep 14 to now

Since we moved in September, Maya has trouble falling asleep and comes into our room most nights.

Mornings after those nights are rough, and the afternoons seem harder too.

Questions:

• Is the car line change the trigger or the end of the school day?
• Should we warn her about schedule changes the night before?

Health record

from the Care Profile

Age and grade: 8 · Grade 3
Diagnosis: ADHD, combined presentation · 2025
Current medication: Methylphenidate ER 18 mg · started Sep 8, 2026
Medication changes: Oct 13, 2026 · Dose increased: methylphenidate ER (10 mg to 18 mg)

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Context notes

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