Child Trauma History Screen for Trauma-Focused Dyadic Assessment

Child Trauma History Screen is a ready-to-send trauma-exposure assessment tool for CPP clinicians and child trauma-treatment practitioners. It helps them produce a clinically usable profile of reported trauma exposures, unknowns, sources, and missing areas for assessment review.

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Tool guide

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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.

What It Captures

It captures supported reported exposure fields, unknown or missing responses, respondent/source, date, and practitioner notes.

Relevant Limits

It does not collect invented exposure categories, diagnosis, legal determinations, safety conclusions, or trauma-impact inferences.

Does the screen diagnose trauma-related conditions?

No. It organizes reported exposure information and leaves diagnosis or clinical interpretation to the practitioner.

Can a caregiver complete it?

Yes, when the practitioner selects a caregiver or informant respondent path supported by the configured screen.

What if the respondent is unsure?

Uncertainty is preserved when the configured screen supports unknown or unsure responses.