Referral and Assessment Sample Clauses

Referral and Assessment. Provide assessment to children referred for RTC services. A
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Referral and Assessment. Provide assessment to children referred for RTC services. A referral for assessment may be received from HHSC, DFPS or from a child’s LAR.
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Referral and Assessment. CONTRACTOR shall perform the following referral and assessment tasks:
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Referral and Assessment. Xxxx was referred to the community psychology service by the community mental health team for psychological assessment of OCD symptoms and depression, to establish whether she would benefit from psychological treatment. She was initially assessed with her son present, who was keen to be involved in his mother’s treatment. We discussed how initially it may be more helpful for his mother to receive individual CBT for her symptoms of OCD, in line with evidence based recommendations (NICE guidelines, 2005) and that if there were remaining systemic issues at the end of this treatment then family therapy could be considered. Extended assessment of Xxxx’s OCD was required to ensure that her obsessions and compulsions caused her real impairment and genuine distress and that the influence of cultural and religious factors were fully integrated into the formulation (Xx Xxxxx, 2006) which was collaboratively developed with Bibi over 3 sessions.
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