Transcription of Grief / Depression Assessment Inventory
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Grief / Depression Assessment Inventory
2001 John M. / DepressionAssessment Inventory 2001 John M. Schneider. All rights reserved. Please do not reproduce without prior are a series of paragraphs below that are paired: One describes how a person who is depressed might respond, the other a personwho is actively grieving an important loss or life change. For each paragraph, check the statement that best describes your response. Notall the statements will apply. You may wish to underline statements within a question that do the end choose which of the two paragraphs comes closer to describing your present state: grieving, Depression , both, or you ll choose neither. Sometimes, it might be both. By the end of the Inventory , you ll have an idea whether you aregrieving, depressed, or experiencing some of Inventory should NOT be used in place of more comprehensive diagnostic methods, nor is it intended to provide a there has been a loss or a significant change inyour life, how long ago did it occur or begin toaffect you?
Sometimes you’ll choose neither. Sometimes, it might be both. By the end of the inventory, you’ll have an idea whether you are grieving, depressed, or experiencing some of both. This inventory should NOT be used in place of more comprehensive diagnostic methods, nor is it …
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