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Checks two central signs of depression experienced during the past two weeks: loss of interest or pleasure and feeling down or hopeless. It is a first-step screening, not a diagnosis.
Early screening can indicate whether a fuller PHQ-9 assessment or professional support may be helpful.
Screening only — not a diagnosis
Checks how often, during the past two weeks, you have felt nervous or on edge and found it difficult to stop or control worrying. It is an initial anxiety screening, not a diagnosis.
Persistent worry can affect sleep, concentration and daily life. Early screening can show whether GAD-7 or professional support may be useful.
Screening only — not a diagnosis
Checks nine common depression symptoms experienced during the past two weeks, including changes in mood, interest, sleep, energy, appetite, concentration and personal safety. It estimates symptom severity but does not provide a diagnosis by itself.
Helps identify how serious the symptoms may be, supports informed next steps and activates immediate safety support when needed.
Screening only — not a diagnosis
Checks seven common anxiety symptoms experienced during the past two weeks, including excessive worry, difficulty relaxing, restlessness, irritability and fear that something bad may happen.
Shows how strongly anxiety symptoms may be affecting daily life and whether further evaluation or support may be appropriate.
Screening only — not a diagnosis
Checks patterns commonly associated with adult ADHD during the past six months, including organisation, task completion, remembering obligations, maintaining attention and managing restlessness.
Can help explain persistent difficulties at work, in studies or daily responsibilities and indicate whether a comprehensive professional evaluation may be useful.
Screening only — not a diagnosis
Confidentially screens for tobacco, alcohol, prescription medication used differently from medical instructions and other substance use. Follow-up questions adapt to the person’s initial answers.
Early, non-judgmental screening can identify substance-related risks and where information, professional evaluation or support may be helpful.
Screening only — not a diagnosis
Describes five broad personality dimensions: Extraversion, Agreeableness, Conscientiousness, Emotional Stability and Intellect/Imagination. It shows usual preferences and tendencies rather than diagnosing a mental-health condition.
Supports self-awareness, communication, teamwork, leadership, learning and personal development. There are no “good” or “bad” personality types.
Examines how a person understands information and solves unfamiliar numerical, verbal, logical and spatial problems. It reflects performance on specific tasks at a particular time.
Highlights relative reasoning strengths and areas for development without defining a person’s overall intelligence, value or future potential.