Get Adolescent (ages 12-17) Recovery Follow-up Interview - Ncdhhs

Filling out the Adolescent Recovery Follow-Up Interview is an important step in tracking mental health and substance use recovery for adolescents. This guide provides comprehensive instructions to help users navigate the form efficiently and accurately.

Follow the steps to accurately complete the recovery follow-up interview form.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in your preferred online editor.
2. Begin by confirming your identity as the qualified professional (QP) who has completed the interview. Fill in your first initial and last name, along with the date of the interview.
3. Enter the assigned consumer record number as provided by LME.
4. Address the question regarding the adolescent's mental health symptoms since leaving treatment by selecting one of the options: extremely severe, severe, moderate, mild, or not present.
5. For the next section, input the first three letters of the consumer's last name. If the consumer is female, use their maiden name instead.
6. Record the first letter of the consumer's first name and their date of birth.
7. Indicate how often the adolescent has taken prescribed psychotropic medications by selecting ‘sometimes’, ‘all or most of the time’, or ‘rarely or never’.
8. Answer the question regarding the adolescent's living situation since leaving treatment by selecting one of the options: homeless, residential program, temporary housing, in a family setting, or other.
9. If applicable, specify the substances used by the adolescent since leaving treatment and indicate the frequency for each.
10. Complete the questions about school attendance, employment status, extracurricular activities, and recovery-related support.
11. Fill out the sections regarding any legal encounters, including arrests and court counselor involvement.
12. Provide a rating of how well the adolescent has been doing in various aspects of their life, such as emotional well-being, physical health, and relationships.
13. Mark any areas of help that the adolescent currently finds important, such as educational improvement or housing.
14. Finally, include any comments or notes relevant to the interview.
15. Once all sections are completed, ensure that all information is accurate. Save changes, and download, print, or share the completed form as needed.

Complete the Adolescent Recovery Follow-Up Interview online today to support mental health and substance use recovery.