diagnostic

Hallucinations, delusions and/or disordered speech. With no depression or mania symptoms

Hallucinations, delusions and/or disordered speech. With depression and no mania symptoms

Hallucinations, delusions and/or disordered speech. Maybe depression and manic symptoms

• Safety assessment
• Referral to psychiatric evaluation
• Psychoeducation
• Motivational interviewing

• Family psychoeducation
• Reduce expressed emotion
• Connect to peer support group

• Advocate for early psychosis intervention program
• Address campus mental health access
• Anti-stigma education

Persistent pattern of:
• Inattention
• Hyperactivity
• Impulsivity
• Interferes with functioning or development

• Difficulty sustaining attention
• Easily distracted
• Loses necessary items
• Avoids sustained mental effort
• Does not follow through on tasks

• Fidgeting or squirming
• Difficulty remaining seated
• Talks excessively
• Interrupts others
• Acts without thinking

Manic episodes, may include depressive

Hypomanic and depressive

More severe

less severe

At least 7 days or requiring hospitalization

Typically last a few days

May or may not occur

More frequent and prolonged

Often includes higher doses of mood stabilizers and intensive therapy

Focus on managing depression and hypomania; lower medication doses

Anxiety screening tool

depression screening for age 1-10

PHQ-9 modified for adolescents, ages 11-17

ADHD screening assessment

Screening tool for autism