Get Adolescent Intake Form - Counselor Children Teens

Filling out the Adolescent Intake Form is an important first step in beginning counseling for a youth. This guide provides a clear and supportive approach to completing the form, ensuring that all necessary information is accurately provided.

Follow the steps to complete the intake form effectively.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the online editor.
2. Begin with the section labeled 'Identification Information for Youth.' Fill in the youth's full name, date of birth, address, phone numbers, and school or employer details.
3. Proceed to the 'Legal Guardian/Parent Information' section. Input the details for the legal guardian or parent, including their full name, date of birth, address, and contact numbers.
4. If there is an additional legal guardian or parent, complete the corresponding section with their information in the same format.
5. In the 'Referral Information' section, indicate how the youth was referred to the counseling service by marking the appropriate options.
6. Next, fill out the 'Family Information' by specifying with whom the youth currently lives, detailing their relationships, frequency of contact, and relationship quality on a scale of 1 to 5.
7. Document any family history of concerns in the 'Family Information' section and describe any chronic illnesses as requested.
8. Transition to 'Youth Medical Information.' Enter the primary physician's details, date of last exam, any major illnesses or surgeries, and current medications.
9. In the 'Substance Use' section, provide accurate responses regarding tobacco, alcohol, or drug use, being mindful to detail frequency and age of first use.
10. Move on to 'Counseling Information.' Describe the main concerns prompting counseling and any significant stressors faced by the youth in the past year.
11. Fill out details regarding any previous counseling, hospitalization, or substance programs, and summarize attempts made to resolve difficulties.
12. Indicate current symptoms experienced by the youth using the provided scale for severity in the respective symptom section.
13. Complete the 'Parent Information' section regarding involvement of other agencies, if applicable.
14. Conclude with the 'Other' section, providing any additional insights or information that may be helpful for the counselor.

Complete your documents online today and take a proactive step in counseling.