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Psycho-Social Checklist

-, 2004. Psycho-Social Checklist. Reformulation, Autumn, p.28.

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The social and political circumstances of our lives can have as much, if not more, influence on how we feel as our own individual histories and experiences. It can sometimes help us make sense of how we feel if we understand and recognise the effects of social and political forces in our own lives.

Please tick the boxes that you feel apply to you:

Aspects of myself or my life that I feel unhappy about, disadvantaged by or in which I feel 'different' from other people.

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	Applies Strongly	Applies	Does not Apply	Comments
1. Mental Health Issues
2. Ethnicity
3. Class (eg. money / status / job)
4.Housing problems and homelessness
5. Education
6. Religion
7. Culture
8. Being female / being male
9. Sexual orientation
10. Physical disabilities
11. Ill Health
12. Marital / family situation
13. Age
14. The Law
15. Nationality
16. Politics
Other - please specify

 

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