• Psychological Assessment Form

  • CONSENT

    This form is used to provide you with information about our institution and to gain your approval for services to be provided. Please read this form thoroughly and bring any questions or concerns to the attention of the intake interviewer.
    You will receive mental health services in the form of psychological assessment(s) and therapy. The goal of the evaluation is to evaluate the nature of, and the extent to which, you may be experiencing psychological or emotional difficulties as a result of your injury, as well as to provide treatment recommendations. The scope of the evaluation is mostly limited to symptoms found frequently in MVA situations (e.g., anxiety, depression, trauma, phobia).

    Telepsychology services
    Video conferencing provides benefits and drawbacks that are distinct from face-to-face meetings (e.g., patient confidentiality).
    Telepsychology services are still private, and no one will record a session without the consent of the other party(s).
    We agree to use the video-conferencing platform that the psychotherapist/psychologist has selected for our virtual sessions, and we will be shown how to use it by the psychotherapist/psychologist.
    You must utilize a webcam or a smartphone during the session.
    You should be in a quiet, secluded location free of distractions during the session (such as telephones or other electronics).
    It is vital to have a secure internet connection rather than using public or free Wi-Fi.

    Acknowledgment & Consent
    I have read and fully comprehended the preceding information and agree to seek clarification if I have any questions about the treatment process, its goals, procedures, potential dangers, or expected outcomes. I accept that I am allowed to terminate services at any moment for any reason. I am aware that the security of my information has some limitations.
    By signing below, I accept that this institution may collect, use, and disclose personal information about me in the ways described above.

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  • By signing this form, I acknowledge that I am the only person providing answers to the questionnaire, and that I am doing so without supervision or assistance.

  • Catastrophizing Scale for Pain (PCS)

    At some point in their lives, everyone encounters difficult situations. Headaches, toothaches, and joint or muscular discomfort are examples of such symptoms. People are frequently exposed to painful conditions such as disease, injury, dental procedures, and surgery.When you're in pain, we're interested in the kinds of thoughts and feelings you experience. The following are thirteen statements that describe various thoughts and feelings that may be linked to pain.Please rate how much you have these thoughts and feelings when you are in pain on the following scale.
  • Questionnaire on Injustice Experience (IEQ)

    When injuries occur, they can have a significant impact on our lives. This scale was created to determine the impact of your injuries on your life.The following are twelve sentences that describe various thoughts and sensations you might have when thinking about your injuries. Please rate how often you have these thoughts and feelings when you think about your injuries on the following scale.
  • Beck Depression Inventory-II

    It is a questionnaire that is used to assess depression (BDI-II). There are 21 groupings of statements in this questionnaire. Please read each group of statements carefully, then choose the one that best fits how you've been feeling during the last two weeks, including today. Choose the highest number for that group if multiple assertions in the group seem to apply equally well.
  • The Beck Anxiety Inventory

    It is a questionnaire used to assess anxiety (BAI)The following is a list of common anxiety symptoms. Please read each item on the list carefully. By selecting the severity level of each symptom during the PAST WEEK, INCLUDING TODAY, indicate how much it has bothered you.
  • Phobia of Driving

  • Specific Phobias Severity Scale (Driving)

    The following questions are about any thoughts, feelings, or behaviors you had while driving in the previous seven days.
  • Patient's profile of pain

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