Compulsive Shopping Therapy Intake Form

Compulsive shopping disorder, also known as oniomania or shopping addiction, affects millions of people worldwide and can have serious consequences on mental health, relationships, and financial stability. This Compulsive Shopping Therapy Intake Form is designed to help therapists, counselors, and mental health professionals gather comprehensive information about clients seeking support for shopping-related behaviors.

This intake form goes beyond basic client information to explore the specific patterns, triggers, and impacts associated with compulsive shopping. It includes questions about spending habits, debt levels, emotional states that precede shopping episodes, and how these behaviors affect personal relationships and daily functioning. By collecting this detailed information upfront, therapists can better understand the scope of the issue and develop targeted treatment plans.

Paperform makes it easy for mental health practices to create secure, professional intake forms that clients can complete from home before their first session. With conditional logic, you can tailor follow-up questions based on client responses, ensuring you gather relevant details without overwhelming clients with unnecessary questions. The form's professional design helps establish trust from the first interaction, while customizable success messages can provide immediate reassurance and next steps.

For practices managing multiple clients, integrate your intake form with Stepper to automatically create client files, send appointment confirmations, update your practice management system, and trigger welcome sequences—all from a single submission. You can also use Papersign to seamlessly send consent forms, treatment agreements, and privacy notices for eSignature immediately after intake, keeping all documentation organized and connected to the client record.

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