Mental Health Evaluation

Structure of a Psychiatric Diagnostic Evaluation

Our mental health evaluations provide a thorough assessment of your emotional, psychological, and behavioral well-being. By understanding your unique experiences and challenges, we create a personalized plan that supports your recovery and enhances your quality of life. Whether you're facing anxiety, depression, or other mental health concerns, our evaluations help guide the next steps in your treatment. Let us help you understand your needs and embark on a path toward healing and wellness.

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• History: This section explores the primary concerns that led to seeking help. It includes a discussion of any life events, stressors, or symptoms that may have contributed to current issues.

• Past Psychiatric History: Includes a review of previous mental health episodes, treatments, medications, and responses, including dosage and duration. It also covers any dangerous behaviors, such as self-harm or suicidal attempts, and any prior hospitalizations for mental health.

• Family History: A look at any mental health or medical issues within immediate family members, such as parents and siblings, to identify potential hereditary patterns.

• Substance Use: A thorough examination of the patient’s alcohol, drug, and over-the-counter medication use, including any history of misuse or dependency.

• Medical History: This involves gathering contact information for the primary care physician, reviewing any past or current medical conditions, and investigating any significant health concerns such as head injuries, memory loss, seizures, or surgeries.

• Social History: An evaluation of the patient's life functioning, including relationships with significant others, school or learning challenges, work and career issues, and any legal or behavioral problems.