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Components of clinical interview for children and adolescents are identified.

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Components of clinical interview for children and adolescents - briefly described information pieces that comprise a clinical interview for children and adolescents

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Clinical interview questions for children behavioral, emotional and psychological problems

At intake appointment, a trained psychotherapist must ask the following questions for accurate diagnosis and case formulation of younger children as clients.

Standard histories to gather will include:

1. Demographic information Age, sex, faith
2. Health insurance info
3. Primary Caregiver/Guardian emergency contact info
4. Emergency contact name info
5. Pediatrician's, PCP and specialists' names and contact info
6. Educational history - current school grade, school, academic, ...

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