Psychological Report
PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORT
Student ID #:
Client’s Name: Avery James
Date of Report: 11/6/2012
REFERRAL QUESTION/REASON FOR TESTING:
Ms. James was referred by The Mission Group for evaluation concerning the appropriateness of her participation in a mission trip to rural Africa. The summer trip will consist of a 3-week excursion into remote villages with a team of 10 others. Living accommodations for the team will likely be primitive and possibly changing with little notice.
ASSESSMENT METHODS:
Assessment measures administered were: Examinee Biography IPIP-NEO Symptom Questionnaire (SQ) Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Scales (DASS) Clinical Anxiety Scale (CAS)
EXAMINEE BACKGROUND:
Ms. James is an African-American female with a mocha color skin tone. She’s average height and weight with bodily characteristics of a runner. Ms. James is 30 years old, but could easily pass for 24. Ms. James always looks very neat and “put together”. When Ms. James speaks about passionate topics, she speaks with her hands. She has excellent posture and is pleased with her decision to seek therapy. She constantly makes eye contact and is very articulate in telling her story.
Ms. James is very outgoing and friendly. She has a warm smile and remained attentive during the initial interview. She enjoys and values performing her work to the best of her abilities. She gains a sense of pride in accomplishing her tasks well.
With the exception of her ex-husband, her family relationships appear to have little conflict. She reports that she and her intermediate family generally get along well. Her outside friendships are limited, mainly consisting of her co-workers. Ms. James reports that these friendships are not very close.
Ms. James reports that she suffers from anxiety attacks. Since seeking therapy Ms. James has noticed that her anxiety has lessened. Ms. James is not taking any prescribed medication to help with anxiety due to her fear of
Student ID #:
Client’s Name: Avery James
Date of Report: 11/6/2012
REFERRAL QUESTION/REASON FOR TESTING:
Ms. James was referred by The Mission Group for evaluation concerning the appropriateness of her participation in a mission trip to rural Africa. The summer trip will consist of a 3-week excursion into remote villages with a team of 10 others. Living accommodations for the team will likely be primitive and possibly changing with little notice.
ASSESSMENT METHODS:
Assessment measures administered were: Examinee Biography IPIP-NEO Symptom Questionnaire (SQ) Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Scales (DASS) Clinical Anxiety Scale (CAS)
EXAMINEE BACKGROUND:
Ms. James is an African-American female with a mocha color skin tone. She’s average height and weight with bodily characteristics of a runner. Ms. James is 30 years old, but could easily pass for 24. Ms. James always looks very neat and “put together”. When Ms. James speaks about passionate topics, she speaks with her hands. She has excellent posture and is pleased with her decision to seek therapy. She constantly makes eye contact and is very articulate in telling her story.
Ms. James is very outgoing and friendly. She has a warm smile and remained attentive during the initial interview. She enjoys and values performing her work to the best of her abilities. She gains a sense of pride in accomplishing her tasks well.
With the exception of her ex-husband, her family relationships appear to have little conflict. She reports that she and her intermediate family generally get along well. Her outside friendships are limited, mainly consisting of her co-workers. Ms. James reports that these friendships are not very close.
Ms. James reports that she suffers from anxiety attacks. Since seeking therapy Ms. James has noticed that her anxiety has lessened. Ms. James is not taking any prescribed medication to help with anxiety due to her fear of