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Mood
Questions about low mood, interest, energy, sleep, and functioning.
Resources / Screening & Self-Checks
A screening can start a conversation — it cannot make a diagnosis.
Brief questionnaires may help someone notice patterns in mood, anxiety, attention, alcohol or drug use, sleep, or other concerns. Results need clinical context and professional interpretation.
Possible screening topics
Self-checks can help organize what you have noticed.
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Anxiety
Questions about worry, panic, tension, avoidance, and daily impact.
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Attention
Questions about concentration and organization that still require a full differential assessment.
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Alcohol & drug use
Questions about patterns, consequences, control, risk, and readiness for change.
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Sleep
Questions about schedule, habits, duration, daytime effects, and possible contributors.
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Other concerns
Additional tools are offered only after age range, use terms, scoring, and clinical workflow are approved.
Understanding results
A score is not a diagnosis or a treatment plan.
Results may suggest that discussing symptoms with a clinician could be useful. Screening answers are interpreted alongside history, safety, functioning, medical factors, medicines, substance use, and other possible explanations.