What is the purpose of an intake interview? Describe the areas a counselor needs to assess in an intake interview and why they are important.
What will be an ideal response?
Purpose: identify, evaluate, explore client’s presenting issue as well as learn about their interpersonal style and skills. Gather information about personal history, Areas to assess include:
-Demographic information – basic descriptive data
-Referral reasons – why they are seeking counseling services
-Current situation – how problem factors into their life
-Previous counseling experience – whether professional help has been sought in the past
-Birth and developmental history – issues or complications experienced
-Family history – describe family constellation
-Medical history – past or current medical conditions and treatment
-Educational and/or vocational background
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a. clinical case notes b. counselor direct observations c. information gathered through psychological assessments d. psychiatric medication records e. direct quotations from counseling sessions
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a. 25% b. 27% c. 35% d. 20%
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