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Frequently Asked Questions

How to write a mental health assessment?

• Keep in mind that asking questions about a patient's mental health history may seem very personal to them. ...
• Indicate previous assessments,dates of diagnoses, referrals and responses to treatments.
• Include details that refer to the onset of the presenting problem, symptoms, previous treatments and providers.

What questions are asked in a mental health evaluation?

What questions will they ask me at the examination?

• Medical history. They will want to know, from you, what your impairments are and how they affect your everyday life and ability to work.
• Social history. They will want to know about your relationship with your family and friends and your ability to interact with others in the community.
• Educational background. ...
• Work background. ...

What to expect during a mental health evaluation?

• Manner and approach to evaluation;
• Dress, grooming, hygiene and presentation;
• Mood and affect;
• Eye contact;
• Expressive/receptive language;
• Recall/memory, including working, recent and remote;
• Orientation in all 4 spheres;
• Concentration and attention;
• Thought processes and content;
• Perceptual abnormalities;

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What are the components of mental health assessment?

• Coherence (coherent, incoherent)
• Logic (logical, illogical)
• Stream (goal-directed, circumstantial, tangential [diverges suddenly from a train of thought], looseness of associations, flight of ideas, rambling, word salad)
• Perseveration (pathological repetition of a sentence or word)
• Neologism (use of new expressions, phrases, words)

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