Separation Anxiety Disorder Severity Measure – Child Age 11–17 (DSM-5)

The Separation Anxiety Disorder Severity Measure – Child Age 11–17 is a DSM-5-based assessment tool designed to evaluate the severity of separation anxiety symptoms in children and adolescents aged 11 to 17 years. It assesses anxiety-related experiences associated with separation from parents or other important attachment figures, including fears of harm or loss, distress about being away from home or loved ones, and difficulties tolerating separation. The measure can support clinical assessment, symptom severity evaluation, and monitoring of changes over time. Results should be considered alongside developmental, family, and school-related factors.

• ✓ Assessment of separation anxiety severity in ages 11–17
• ✓ Evaluation of fears and distress related to separation
• ✓ Support for clinical assessment and symptom monitoring

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