The psychiatric diagnostic interview with children.

Abstract

The first and major portion of the diagnostic interview with children should consist of free play and fantasy. Semi-projective techniques are introduced next and the interview ends with direct questioning and future planning. Throughout, the examiner should be assessing relationship and content in rigorous manner as they refer to the presenting problems of the child. Details of the organization and conduct of this interview are discussed in the body of the paper.

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