Clinical Interviewing Tip of the Month

Tip Archive / Peruse our tips below or use the search box to narrow by keyword.

The Validity Technique of “Normalization”

Uncovering Auditory Hallucinations

First Name or Last? How to Address the Client

Transforming a Gremlin: the “I don’t know” Response from Adolescents

Helping Children Relax at the Beginning of the Initial Interview

Helping Clients Feel Safe to Share Their Drug and Alcohol Problems

Asking Asian Americans about a Family History of Mental Illness: Some Cross Cultural Tips

Helping Teenagers Feel More Comfortable Sharing Confidential Material in a Primary Care Setting

Helping Clients with Severe Social Anxiety to Feel More Comfortable in the First Meeting

Helping Patients Feel Comfortable with Their Meds in a Primary Care Setting

Uncovering Client Fears in the First Few Minutes

Helping Patients Who Are Somaticizing to Discuss Psychiatric Symptoms

A Nice Question for the Closing Phase of the Interview

Another Approach for the “I Don’t Know” Answer

Asking About Current “Employment Status”

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