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date: 14 April 2021

  1. Section 1: Motive of Consultation

  2. Section 2: Games That Lead to a Partial or Complete Loss of Control

  3. Section 3: Information on the Development of Gambling Habits

  4. Section 4: Information on Current Gambling Problem

  5. Section 5: DSM-IV Diagnostic Criteria

  6. Section 6: Consequences of the Gambling Problem

  7. Section 7: Suicidal Ideation

  8. Section 8: Current Living Conditions

  9. Section 9: Other Dependencies (Present or Past)

  10. Section 10: Mental Health—Prior Experiences

  11. Section 11: Strengths and Available Resources

  12. Section 12: Comments

Date _____/_____/_____

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Participant _______________

Therapist _______________

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Section 1: Motive of ConsultationPDF

Section 2: Games That Lead to a Partial or Complete Loss of ControlPDF

Section 3: Information on the Development of Gambling HabitsPDF

Section 4: Information on Current Gambling ProblemPDF

Section 5: DSM-IV Diagnostic CriteriaPDF

Section 6: Consequences of the Gambling ProblemPDF

Section 7: Presence of Suicidal IdeationPDF

Section 8: Current Living ConditionsPDF

Section 9: Other Dependencies (Current and Past)PDF

Section 10: Presence of Prior Mental Health ProblemsPDF

Section 11: Personal Strengths and Resources AvailablePDF

Section 12: CommentsPDF