Evaluation Face Sheet
Case File #:______Case Source: Treatment Center Private Practice Date Form Received: ______
Referred by______
Year of Birth: ______Sex: male female
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Race: Religion: Sexual Preference:
white protestant heterosexual
african-american catholic homosexual
asian jewish bisexual
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hispanic muslim
other none
other
Relationship Status: Lives with: Number of Children: ______
single alone Birth years or Ages of Children: ______
married spouse Lives with Children:
living with partner significant other yes no
divorced parents
separated roommates
widowed
Highest degree (circle): HS dip / BA / MA / MFA / PhD / MD / JD / MBA
Occupation: ______
Annual Income:______
Current Psychotropic Medication and dosage: (Rx and OTC)
medication name / dosage / date began / reason for starting / responsePrevious Psychotropic Medication Treatment: (Rx and OTC)
medication name / dosage / date began / reason for starting / duration (months) / responseCurrent Psychotherapeutic Treatment (ongoing at present)
modality* / frequency/wk / date began / reason for starting / therapist name / response*modality of Rx = Supportive-expressive, dynamic, IPT, CBT, DBT, TFP, analysis, couples, group, other
Previous Psychotherapeutic Treatment
modality* / frequency/wk / date began / reason for starting / duration (months) / therapist name / response*modality of Rx = Supportive-expressive, dynamic, IPT, CBT, DBT, TFP, analysis, couples, group, other
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Current Medical Problems:
Current Non-Psychotropic Medication and dosage: (Rx and OTC)
medication name / dosage / date began / reason for starting / responsePast Medical History (with dates)
Illnesses:
Hospitalizations:
Operations:
Significant history of (check all that apply):
headache irritable bowel syndrome
eczema menstrual irregularity
Alcohol Use: yes no (amount per day) ______
Smoker: yes no (packs per day)______
Caffeine Intake: (per day)______
Current Drug Use: yes/no
if yes: type quantity/frequency when began
Past Drug Use: yes/no
if yes: type quantity/frequency when used (date)
Allergies:
Allergies to Medication:
Early traumatic history: yes no
physical abuse
sexual abuse
early object loss (of parent, before age 9)
primary caretaker with psychotic illness, substance abuse
Lifetime history of suicide attempts/gestures: yes no
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Lifetime history of self-mutilation (including cutting, burning, hair pulling): yes no
Sexual symptoms: yes no unknown
inhibition
perversion
Patient=s capacity to reflect on own and others= inner states and motivations (please rate):
0 no capacity
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2
3
4 psychologically minded, able to reflect
DSM-IV diagnosis:
Current Axis I:
Past Axis I: (no longer active)
Axis II
Axis III:
Axis IV: none mild moderate severe
Axis V: (please note number from 10-90 as per DSM IV): ______
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Psychoanalytic character diagnosis (descriptive diagnosis):
Select from the list below:
a. Most prominent character style
(Select one only)
antisocial
avoidant
borderline
dependent
depressive
hysterical
infantile/hysteroid
masochistic
narcissistic
obsessional
paranoid
passive aggressive
sadomasochistic
schizoid
schizotypal
b. Prominent additional features
(Mark “1”, “2”, or “3” in descending order of importance)
___ antisocial
___ avoidant
___ borderline
___ dependent
___ depressive
___ hysterical
___ infantile/hysteroid
___ masochistic
___ narcissistic
___ obsessional
___ paranoid
___ passive aggressive
___ sadomasochistic
___ schizoid
___ schizotypal
Narcissistic Pathology:
If you checked narcissistic in a or b above, which most accurately describes this patient (select one only)
Narcissistic personality
Prominent narcissistic defenses in the absence of a narcissistic personality
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Predominant level of structural organization (structural diagnosis):
(Select one only)
Neurotic
Borderline
Psychotic
If Neurotic, Borderline Features are Present Absent
Key to Level of Psychological Organization
Psychotic
· Reality testing is impaired or easily lost under stress.
· Poorly consolidated sense of self (identity diffusion)
· Object representations are poorly integrated (Apart objects@
· Relies primarily on combination of psychotic and primitive defenses, although higher level defenses may also be present.
Borderline
· Reality testing is generally intact but may be transiently lost under stress or in regressive settings
(e.g., transference psychosis)
· Poorly consolidated sense of self (identity diffusion) or more stable, but pathological sense of self
(pathological grandiose self)
· Object representations are poorly integrated (part objects)
· Relies primarily on primitive defenses, although higher level defenses may also be present
Neurotic
· Reality testing is intact
· Well consolidated sense of self (consolidated identity/ No identity diffusion)
· Object representations are well integrated (whole objects)
· Relies primarily on higher level defenses, although primitive defenses may also be present
If Treatment Center Eval:
Date Eval Began: ______Date Eval Ended: ______Number of Evaluation Sessions: ______
If Private Practice Eval:
How long did you see patient prior to psychoanalysis? ______(months) frequency?______
if patient seen for less than 2 months, total # of sessions seen______
Was patient referred to you specifically for analysis: yes no
Outcome of Evaluation
I am ____recommending ____not recommending analysis for this patient.
If not recommending, the following alternative referral(s) were given to the patient:
Evaluator: ______
Evaluation Supervisor: ______Admitting Psychoanalyst: ______
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