Mood
Patient Health Questionnaire-9 (PHQ-9)
A widely used nine-item questionnaire about depressive symptoms during the past two weeks.
See details and startConcerned or curious about how you’ve been feeling? · Adults 18+
Choose an area such as mood, anxiety, burnout, distress, coping or neurodivergent traits. You’ll get a private, descriptive result that can help you notice what stands out and discuss it with a professional if you choose.
16 questionnaires for adults
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Mood
A widely used nine-item questionnaire about depressive symptoms during the past two weeks.
See details and startAnxiety
A widely used seven-item questionnaire about anxiety symptoms during the past two weeks.
See details and startTrauma-related experiences
A five-item screen about trauma-related experiences during the past month, preceded by a lifetime-event question.
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Browse by mood, anxiety, burnout, distress, coping, trauma-related experiences or neurodivergent traits.
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