Clinical and Research Uses of an Adolescent Mental Health Intake Questionnaire: What Kids Need to Talk About (Monograph Published Simultaneously as Social Work in Mental)
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Clinical and Research Uses of an Adolescent Mental Health Intake Questionnaire: What Kids Need to Talk About (Monograph Published Simultaneously as Social Work in Mental)

by Irwin Epstein, Ken Peake, Daniel Medeiros

Mental Health Social Work Adolescent Psychology
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This monograph explores the clinical and research uses of an adolescent mental health intake questionnaire. Centered on what young people need to talk about, it offers a focused resource for readers in social work, mental health, adolescent services, and related research.

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This monograph examines the clinical and research uses of an adolescent mental health intake questionnaire.

Its focus is on what young people need to talk about during mental health intake and assessment.

The book is relevant to social work and mental health professionals, as well as readers interested in adolescent services and research.

Written by Irwin Epstein, Ken Peake, and Daniel Medeiros, it is published as a monograph in Social Work in Mental Health.

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