An Intake Form — Adult and Therapist is a document that is used by mental health professionals to collect initial information about a patient's health history, current concerns, and goals for therapy. The Intake Form typically consists of questions about the patient's personal information such as name, address, contact information, and date of birth. It also includes questions about the patient's medical history, present physical and mental health, and any current medications. The form is usually completed by the patient in collaboration with the therapist during their first session. There are three different types of Intake Form — Adult and Therapist: 1. General Intake Form: The General Intake Form is the most common type and is used to collect basic information about the patient's physical and mental health. It may include questions about the patient's family history, lifestyle, and educational background. 2. Diagnostic Intake Form: The Diagnostic Intake Form is used to collect more detailed information about the patient's mental health. It typically includes questions about past mental health issues, current mental health symptoms, and any psychiatric diagnoses the patient has been given. 3. Treatment Intake Form: The Treatment Intake Form is used to collect information about the patient's goals for therapy and their expectations of the therapists. It usually includes questions about the patient's desired outcomes, treatment preferences, and any relevant cultural factors.