School Refusal Assessment Scale-Revised (C)

School Refusal Assessment Scale-Revised (C) Children sometimes have different reasons for not going to school. Some children feel badly at school, some have

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School Refusal Assessment Scale-Revised (C)

School Refusal Assessment Scale-Revised (C) Children sometimes have different reasons for not going to school. Some children feel badly at school, some have trouble with other people, some just want to be with their family, and others like …

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School Refusal Assessment Scale-Revised (P)

School Refusal Assessment Scale-Revised (P) Name: Date: Please select the answer that best fits the following questions: . How often does your child have bad feelings about going to school because he/she is afraid of something re-

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Children’s Yale-Brown OC Scale (CY-BOCS) Self-Report ...

Children’s Yale-Brown OC Scale (CY-BOCS) Self-Report Symptom Checklist continued Magical Obsessions Has lucky/unlucky numbers, colors, words, or gives special meaning to certain numbers, colors, or words (e.g., red is a bad color because once had a bad thought while wearing red shirt) Sexual Obsessions

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Prolonged Exposure Treatment Session Checklists

159 PE Treatment Checklist Session 2 (Chapter 4) 1. Review Homework Review self-report scales (PSS-SR 5 or PCL5, PHQ-9 or BDI-II). Offer positive feedback about homework; discuss experiences and answer any questions. 2. Present Session Agenda Discuss common reactions to trauma. Discuss rationale for in vivo exposure. Construct in vivo hierarchy.

Assessing Your Psychiatric Symptoms Worksheet

Lying, conning or deceiving others Trouble at work (missing days, late, getting fired, can’t find or hold job) Trouble with school (skipping, bad grades, don’t do work, kicked out/quit) Trouble with the law (arrested, did time in jail, on probation or parole) Other symptoms (write in) . List below your psychiatric disorder(s).

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Assessing Your Stage of Change Worksheet

Assessing Your Stage of Change Worksheet Answer the fillowing questions to help you determine where you are in your change process. Remember, progress is

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Therapy-Sabotaging Behavior Worksheet

Therapy-Sabotaging Behavior Worksheet Instructions: Review each behavior below. Place a check mark next to it if you’ve ever experienced it in relation to your therapy or counseling.

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Lifestyle Balance Worksheet

Lifestyle Balance Worksheet Instructions: Answer the following questions to help you determine how balanced your life is currently. Then review your answers. Identify two out-of-balance areas that you want to change. Write a plan for change in each area.

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Introduction to Session Outlines for

Social anxiety exists on a continuum of less severe to more severe . 1. Contrast with a broken arm, which is an all-or-nothing event . 2. Re-examine both scenarios by describing how the anxiety could have been more or less severe in each set of circumstances . V. Define social anxiety, social phobia, and social anxiety disorder . A.

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