Interviewing and Evaluating Patients With Intellectual Disability

Julie Gentile

Interviewing and Evaluating Patients With Intellectual Disability

Wright State University

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Abstract

Psychotherapy is all about communicating, yet people with intellectual disability often have significant limitations in their communication skills, depending on their level of cognitive functioning. Is it possible for us to help these patients? If so, how? Julie Gentile, MD (www.juliegentile.com) has been looking at these questions for 20 years.

Original language	American English
Journal	The Carlat Report
State	Published - Sep 1 2017

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Practice Tools and Tips
Psychopharmacology
Psychopharmacology Tips

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Mental Disorders
Other Psychiatry and Psychology
Psychiatry

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Interviewing and Evaluating Patients With Intellectual Disability

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