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Mental health self-checks

Check how things are tracking

Brief evidence-based self-checks can help you name patterns in mood, anxiety, distress, OCD and trauma symptoms. They are not a diagnosis, and they do not replace a clinical assessment.

Choose a self-check

Your responses score in the browser through the staging screener endpoint. Item-level responses are not stored by this page.
Depression

PHQ-9

Depression symptoms over the past two weeks.
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Anxiety

GAD-7

Anxiety and worry symptoms over the past two weeks.
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Distress

K10

General psychological distress over the past four weeks.
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OCD

OCI-R

Obsessive-compulsive symptoms across common domains.
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PTSD

PCL-5

Trauma-related symptoms aligned to DSM-5 PTSD criteria.
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What these scores can and cannot tell you

A self-check can be a useful starting point for a conversation. Diagnosis requires clinical context, history, risk assessment, and professional judgement. If a result concerns you, bring it to your GP or psychologist.

Not sure where to start?

Reception can help you choose a clinician or appointment type. If you feel unsafe or at immediate risk, use urgent help first.
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