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Reference & Contacts

Jack's Medications

Morning (AM)

MedicationDosage
Memantine28 mg
Vyvanse20 mg
Lamotrigine75 mg (half of 150 mg pill)

Lunch

MedicationDosage
Vyvanse10 mg

Evening (PM)

MedicationDosage
Guanfacine1 mg
Lamotrigine75 mg (half of 150 mg pill)

Supplements

SupplementTiming
Growth Vitamin (gummy)Evening
Protein PowderBedtime (in milkshake)
Vitamin PackBedtime (in milkshake)

Medication Reminders

Jack's medication is CRITICAL. Missing doses affects his ability to focus, regulate emotions, and function.

TimeWhat to Do
MorningConfirm with Mom that Jack has taken his AM meds
LunchEnsure Jack's lunch medication is packed in his lunchbox
EveningRemind Mom about PM meds at bedtime

If you are ever unsure whether Jack has taken his medication, ASK MOM. Do not assume.

Charlie's Health Protocols

Constipation Protocol

Charlie sometimes struggles with constipation. Here is the protocol:

PhaseTreatmentDuration
Phase 1: AcuteEx-Lax chocolate square (1 square)3 nights
Phase 2: AcuteMiraLAX in 8 oz water3x/day for 3 days
Phase 3: MaintenanceMiraLAX in 8 oz water1x/day for 30 days

Signs to watch for:

  • Complaints of stomach pain
  • Not having a bowel movement for 2+ days
  • Straining or discomfort

If you notice these signs, tell Mom so she can start the protocol.

Important Contacts

RoleNamePhone
Jack's BCBAJessica Day(617) 935-4217
Jack's RBT (School Shadow)Paisley
Jack's TherapistDr. Steven Arcidiacono(561) 612-6056
TutorJennifer Connolly (Ms. Connolly)(917) 841-4928

School Contact

PurposeContact
Late pickup / Early dismissal[email protected]

Emergency Contacts

SituationWho to Call
Medical Emergency911
Non-emergency medical questionMom first, then pediatrician
School-related issueMom first
Behavioral crisisMom first, then Dr. Steve if needed

In any emergency, call 911 first, then call Mom immediately.

Quick Reference: Boys' Needs

Jack's Needs

NeedDetails
DiagnosisASD Level 1, ADHD, Anxiety
Key supportsRoutine, predictability, advance warnings, clear expectations
TriggersSudden changes, sensory overload, feeling rushed
Calming strategiesDeep breaths, quiet space, Percy Jackson, fidget toys

Charlie's Needs

NeedDetails
DiagnosisPTSD-related anxiety
Key supportsEmotional validation, patience, gentle encouragement
TriggersConflict, raised voices, feeling abandoned
Calming strategiesHugs, reassurance, quiet time with Mom