Ask about your personal life and family seem to want to know if you have responsibilities that could effect work (i.e. Sick family, spouse, children or home issues.) Your future goals, educational history, your goals if hired, desired salary, willingness to cooperate with company goals
What were my goals for the next five years? What was my theorectical basis? How has my previous job experiences impact my thoughts about the mental health field?
In what ways do you think luck plays in achieving success?
They asked about how I would handle a client that was extremely angry or aggressive.
Just asked about previous experience and a few clinical questions that were quite easy to answer.
Mostly they want to know how you would handle various situations. Disruptive clients, group dynamics, that sort of thing. They also will have you demonstrate that you can use a computer.
What makes a good diagnostic formulation?
Most likely behavioral questions and discussing past experience.
What did you choose the field of mental health
What population do I want to work with and why?
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