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Take a Depression Test

Are you feeling low, tired, less interested in things you usually enjoy, or finding it harder to manage your everyday life? A depression self-test can help you reflect on some common emotional, physical, and behavioural changes linked with depression.

info This short screening is designed to help you understand your recent experiences and decide whether speaking with a mental health professional may be a useful next step.
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How Have You Been Feeling Recently?

Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you experienced any of the following? Choose the answer that best describes your experience.

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How Does the Depression Test Work?

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Answer Based on Your Recent Experience

Think about the last 2 weeks and choose the answer that most closely matches what you have experienced. There are no right or wrong answers.

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Review Your Screening Result

Your responses are used to provide a general indication of the symptoms you have reported. The result is intended to help you understand your current experiences, not to provide a medical diagnosis.

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Understand Your Next Step

Depression can affect people in different ways. If your symptoms are continuing, affecting your daily life, or causing concern, a psychiatric assessment can help explore what you are experiencing in greater detail.

Why Consider a Professional Assessment?

A psychiatrist can look beyond individual symptoms and consider factors such as your emotional and physical symptoms, how long changes have been present, their effect on work and relationships, your personal and medical history, and other factors affecting your mental wellbeing.

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Medical Disclaimer: This online depression screening tool is intended for educational and self-reflection purposes. It is not a diagnostic instrument and does not replace a consultation, clinical assessment, or medical advice from a qualified healthcare professional.
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