A parent anxiety questionnaire can help you describe worries and fears you’ve noticed in your child, including their effect at home or school.
A parent’s observations are one part of an assessment. A qualified professional also considers the child’s own experiences.
It is not available to complete yet.
Parent forms from SCARED or the Spence Children’s Anxiety Scale, SCAS, are being considered. Child and parent forms are different. The exact form, age range and permission must be fixed before launch.
Read the questionnaire sourceA questionnaire can describe experiences. A qualified professional considers your history, health and circumstances when assessing them.
A parent or legal guardian should report their own observations. A child self-report form is a different questionnaire.
No. A child questionnaire needs an appropriate form and age range.
The family should discuss concerns with a qualified professional who works with children.