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If you or a loved one needs a professional mental health evaluation, our team is here to help. Contact us to schedule your Basic Intermediate Assessment at RM 400.
At Hope & Healing Home Care, we believe that an accurate assessment is the foundation of effective mental health care. Our Basic Intermediate Assessment provides a detailed evaluation of an individual’s psychological and cognitive well-being.
- General Appearance and Behavior
We assess the patient’s overall presentation to gather insights into their mental state.
- Appearance: Hygiene, grooming, clothing, and physical presentation.
- Behavior: Activity level, mannerisms, and any unusual or disruptive behaviors.
- Speech Analysis
Speech patterns can reveal important details about cognitive and emotional health.
- Spontaneity: How easily the patient initiates and maintains conversations.
- Rate, Rhythm, and Volume: Noting any speech irregularities such as slowness, pressured speech, or sudden changes in tone.
- Syntax & Clarity: Evaluating speech organization and coherence.
- Mood and Emotional Expression
Understanding a patient’s emotional well-being is key to diagnosis and treatment.
- Mood: Self-reported emotional state and mood fluctuations.
- Affect: Observing facial expressions and body language to assess emotional appropriateness.
- Thought Process and Thought Content
We evaluate the organization and content of thoughts to detect cognitive disruptions.
- Thought Process: Checking for logical or disorganized thought patterns.
- Thought Content: Assessing beliefs, ideas, and the presence of delusions or obsessive thoughts.
- Perception Analysis
Sensory perception can sometimes be altered by mental health conditions.
- Hallucinations: Identifying auditory, visual, or other sensory experiences that are not real.
- Illusions: Detecting misinterpretations of real sensory stimuli.
- Insight and Judgment
Understanding a patient’s level of awareness about their condition and their ability to make decisions.
- Insight: Evaluating the patient’s understanding of their illness and its impact.
- Judgment: Assessing decision-making abilities and awareness of consequences.
- Cognitive Functions Evaluation
Cognitive abilities are assessed to ensure mental clarity and functioning.
- Orientation: Awareness of time, place, and personal identity.
- Memory: Evaluating short-term and long-term memory retention.
- Attention & Concentration: Measuring the ability to stay focused.
- Abstract Thinking: Assessing the ability to understand and interpret abstract concepts.