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Behavioral Health Services - Child/Adolescent Assessment
Student’s Name: D.O.B: Grade: ____
Referred by: Chart #: ______
Chief Complaint (Reason for Referral/Presenting Problem):
Academic Behavior Peer Relationships Family Relationships
Substance Abuse Physical/Sexual Abuse Other Stressors
Living Situation:
Both biological parents One parent Step parent in home
Grandparent(s) Foster parent Juvenile home
Other:
Other persons living in home:
Who has legal custody:
School Academics/Behavior:
General Studies Vocational Special Education/Remedial Class
Alternative Program Retained in Past Suspensions/Detentions
Problems with teachers Problems with peers
Other/Comments:
Favorite classes and why:
Least favorite classes and why:
Academic Performance: Outstanding Satisfactory Failing
Previous Academic Performance: Outstanding Satisfactory Failing
Substance Use:TobaccoCaffeineAlcoholMarijuanaCocaine
AcidRX pillsOther:
Age of first use: Frequency:
Patient thinks substance abuse is a problem for him/her: Yes No___
Alcohol/Substances have been a problem for other family members: Yes No___
Medical History/Medications:
Mental Health Services/Medications:
Other services patient is involved in: DHHR Other Counseling Services
Social/Community/Interests & Hobbies:
Has many friends Has best friend Has friends over to home
Spends time at friend’s home Attends community functions
Leisure Interests:
Sexual Behaviors/Issues:
Sleep Patterns:
Has difficulty sleepingYes No If yes, patient displays:
Nightmares Frequent waking Early morning wake-up
Excessive time falling asleep Insomnia Night terrors
Weight or Food Issues: Overweight Underweight Satisfied with weight/body image
Patient Name: Chart #:
Strengths and Resources:
Assessment/Preliminary Diagnosis:
Treatment Type: Individual Family Group Frequency:
Solution Focused Therapy Homework given Support
Insight Family Education
Behavioral Relationship Resource Linkage
Cognitive Problem Solving Advocacy
Additional Comments:
Plan/Homework:
MENTAL STATUS/BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENT
Conversation:
Relevant Free Flowing Irrelevant Guarded Rambling
Other
Affect:
Flat Blunted Appropriate Labile Broad Restricted
Inappropriate
Mood:
Normal Euphoric Euthymic Elated Depressed Anxious
Irritable Expansive Dysphoric Other:
Mood and Affect:
Congruent Incongruent
Speech:
Soft Loud Pressured Audible Inaudible
Rapid Slurred Slow Stuttering Other:
Psychotic Symptoms:
None Auditory Hallucinations Visual Hallucinations
Tactile Hallucinations Olfactory Hallucinations Other:
Thinking:
Appropriate Loose Associations Flight of Ideas Slow Delusional
Ideas of Reference Preoccupied Homicidal Suicidal Disoriented
Poor Concentration
Behavior and Manner:
Cooperative Established Rapport Polite and Courteous Sociable
Eye Contact Uncooperative LOA Rude Evasive
Posture Fidgety Lethargic Easily Distracted
Short Attention Span Intrusive Talkative Oppositional Behavior
Aggressive Behavior Fine Motor Coordination Gross Motor Coordination
Appearance:
Appropriate Clean Neat Casual Formal Untidy
Glasses Visual Problems Hearing Problems Motor Problems
Appearance in relation to age: Clothing style:
Reviewed limits of confidentiality Parental Consent in chart
Scores from Objective Survey (HAD, CDI, Connors, etc.)
Children’s Developmental Questionnaire: Yes No N/A
Issues from GAPS Screening:
Counselor: Date: ______
WV School Health Technical Assistance and Evaluation Center1/18/07
Marshall University Sample MH assessment form.doc
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