Michelle's Case: "My doctor must think I'm losing my mind." You have time for one last question before the interview is over. What is the most important question you have yet to ask? How many times have you been depressed in your life? What are your goals for therapy? How are you feeling about coming to therapy? Do you drink alcohol or use any substances? If so, how much and how often? Hint Think about what piece of information you need in order to make a decision about whether you can proceed with treating Michelle.
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