Chapter 7 – The Intake Interview

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Chapter 7 – The Intake Interview

Chapter 7 – The Intake Interview What is an Intake Interview? An initial assessment interview In contemporary settings, often the intake simply blends right into the treatment process

Chapter 7 – The Intake Interview Settings and Professional Groups The nature of the “intake” varies based on setting But always is viewed as the entry-point for counseling or psychotherapy

Chapter 7 – The Intake Interview Objectives of Intake Interviewing To identify, evaluate, and explore the client’s presenting complaint To obtain data related to the client’s interpersonal style, interpersonal skills, and personal history To evaluate the client’s current life situation and functioning

Chapter 7 – The Intake Interview Identifying, evaluating, and exploring the client’s presenting complaint Prioritizing and selecting client problems and goals Analyzing symptoms Using problem conceptualization systems

Chapter 7 – The Intake Interview Lazarus’s BASIC ID Behavior Affect Sensation Imagery Cognition Interpersonal relationships Drugs

Chapter 7 – The Intake Interview Obtaining Background and Historical Information Shifting to the “psychosocial” history Nondirective historical leads Directive historical leads

Chapter 7 – The Intake Interview Evaluating Interpersonal Style Interpersonal styles It is impossible to obtain a clear sense of a complex client’s interpersonal style in a single session—but if you pay attention, you’re likely to glimpse it

Chapter 7 – The Intake Interview Assessment of Current Functioning Shift to the present with a role induction and specific question Moving from the past to the present may be challenging There are many strategies and techniques for helping clients regain emotional control

Chapter 7 – The Intake Interview Regaining Emotional Control Focus on the present and/or immediate future Ask the client what s/he does for emotional soothing Change the subject to a more positive issue Give a compliment and a suggestion Acknowledge the negative while reviewing positives Review goals and monitor change

Chapter 7 – The Intake Interview Factors Affecting Intake Interview Procedures Client registration forms Institutional setting Theoretical orientation Professional background and affiliation

Chapter 7 – The Intake Interview Brief Intake Interviewing Obtaining historical and interpersonal style information Used a brief intake checklist Help clients stick to essential information about themselves

Chapter 7 – The Intake Interview The Intake Report Determine your audience Choose the structure and content of your report Write clearly and concisely Keep your report confidential Share the report with your client (when appropriate or necessary)

Chapter 7 – The Intake Interview Determining your audience Many different individuals may read your report Use person-first and constructive language whenever feasible Write as if your attorney, your supervisor, and your client are all reading the report at the same time

Chapter 7 – The Intake Interview The Intake Report Outline Identifying information and reason for referral Behavior observations (and MSE) History of the problem Past treatment history and family treatment history Relevant medical history Developmental history

Chapter 7 – The Intake Interview The Intake Report Outline (Cont.) Social and family history Current situation and functioning Diagnostic impressions Case formulation and treatment plan