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Mental Health
Self-Assessment Quizzes

Understanding what you're experiencing is the first step toward getting the right help. Our free quizzes are designed around validated clinical tools used by behavioral health professionals — giving you meaningful insights, not just a number.

Based on validated clinical instrumentsPersonalized results with next stepsNo account required

Available Assessments

8 quizzes available
Based on the WHO ASRS Framework

ADHD Self-Assessment Quiz

Do you struggle with focus, organization, or impulsivity in ways that affect your work or relationships? This 18-question quiz screens for inattentive and hyperactive/impulsive ADHD symptom patterns and gives you a personalized breakdown of your results.

InattentionHyperactivityImpulsivityExecutive Function

What you'll receive

  • Total score with inattentive & hyperactive domain breakdown
  • Suggested presentation type (Inattentive, Hyperactive, or Combined)
  • Tier-specific next steps and treatment guidance
18 questions~3 min5-point scale
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Based on the Validated PHQ-9

Depression Self-Assessment Quiz

Are persistent low mood, fatigue, or loss of interest making daily life harder? This 11-question quiz uses the PHQ-9 — the gold-standard clinical instrument used by doctors worldwide — to screen for depressive symptoms and classify their severity.

MoodEnergySleepConcentrationSelf-Worth

What you'll receive

  • PHQ-9 score with 5-tier severity classification
  • Functional impairment and symptom persistence context
  • IOP-specific treatment guidance for moderate-to-severe scores
11 questions~2 minPHQ-9 scale
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Based on the Validated GAD-7

Anxiety Self-Assessment Quiz

Do persistent worry, restlessness, or a sense of dread make it hard to get through the day? This 10-question quiz uses the GAD-7 — the gold-standard clinical instrument for anxiety screening — plus supplemental questions about panic, social avoidance, and functional impact.

WorryRestlessnessPanicSocial AvoidanceIrritability

What you'll receive

  • GAD-7 score with 4-tier severity classification
  • Supplemental indicators for panic, social avoidance, and functional impact
  • IOP-specific treatment guidance for moderate-to-severe scores
10 questions~2 minGAD-7 scale
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Dual-Cluster Differential Mapping

BPD vs. DID Symptom Exploration Guide

Do you experience intense emotional storms, shifting identity, unexplained time loss, or internal voices? This 8-question guide maps your symptoms across two clusters — emotional dysregulation (BPD) and identity fragmentation (DID) — to help you prepare for a professional evaluation.

BPDDIDDissociationEmotional DysregulationComplex Trauma

What you'll receive

  • Separate cluster scores for emotional dysregulation and identity fragmentation
  • Complex Trauma (C-PTSD) pattern detection when both clusters are elevated
  • BPD vs. DID differential comparison table with treatment guidance
8 questions~2 min5-point frequency
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Y-BOCS Inspired · 3-Phase Screening

OCD Self-Assessment Quiz

Do intrusive thoughts get stuck in your mind? Do you feel driven to perform rituals to make them stop? This 10-question quiz explores both sides of the OCD loop — obsessions and compulsions — and measures how they're consuming your time and energy.

OCDIntrusive ThoughtsCompulsionsERPY-BOCS

What you'll receive

  • Phase-by-phase breakdown: Obsessions, Compulsions, and Impact scores
  • OCD loop detection and daily time consumption flagging
  • ERP (Exposure and Response Prevention) treatment guidance and IOP recommendations
10 questions~3 min5-point frequency
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MDQ-Based · Both Poles Screened

Bipolar Disorder Self-Assessment Quiz

Have you experienced periods of unusually elevated mood, energy, or impulsivity followed by a crash? This 14-question quiz based on the MDQ screens for both the "highs" (mania/hypomania) and the "lows" (depression) that standard assessments miss — with 69% of bipolar cases initially misdiagnosed.

BipolarManiaHypomaniaMDQMood Disorder

What you'll receive

  • Manic/hypomanic symptom count with MDQ positive screen detection
  • Clinical markers: depressive switch, symptom clustering, and functional impact
  • Bipolar I vs II educational context and IOP treatment guidance
14 questions~3 minYes/No + Impact
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DSM-5 Informed · 3-Phase Screening

Addiction Screening Quiz

Is your relationship with substances shifting from social use to compulsive use? This 11-question quiz evaluates loss of control, negative consequences, and physical dependence — with compassionate, non-judgmental language focused on helping you see patterns clearly.

Substance UseCravingsLoss of ControlWithdrawalCo-occurring

What you'll receive

  • Phase-by-phase breakdown: Loss of Control, Consequences, and Dependence scores
  • Clinical indicators for cravings, loss of control, and withdrawal safety
  • IOP-specific treatment guidance and medically supervised detox warnings
11 questions~3 min5-point frequency
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Attachment-Informed · 3-Cluster Mapping

Relationship Dynamics Quiz

Do you lose yourself in caretaking? Do you keep everyone at arm's length? This 13-question quiz maps your patterns across codependency, counter-dependency, and secure attachment — with contextual questions about family history and current relationship dynamics.

CodependencyAvoidantAttachmentBoundariesFamily Dynamics

What you'll receive

  • Cluster breakdown: Codependency, Counter-dependency, and Secure Attachment scores
  • Visual relationship map showing your position on the Enmeshed–Avoidant spectrum
  • Pattern-specific IOP, family therapy, and group therapy guidance
13 questions~3 min5-point frequency
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More Quizzes Coming Soon

We're building assessments for PTSD and more.

Why Take a Mental Health Self-Assessment?

Many people live with undiagnosed or undertreated mental health conditions for years — not because they don't want help, but because they aren't sure what they're experiencing, or whether it rises to the level of "needing" professional care.

A structured self-assessment can help cut through that uncertainty. By evaluating your symptoms against a clinically validated framework — the same tools used by physicians and therapists in clinical settings — you get an objective reflection of what you've been experiencing and how it compares to known patterns of specific conditions.

These quizzes are a starting point, not a finish line. Their purpose is to give you language for what you're experiencing and the confidence to take a next step — whether that's exploring self-care strategies or reaching out for professional support.

Clarity

Put a name to what you're experiencing. Our quizzes reflect the same diagnostic criteria used by mental health clinicians.

Direction

Receive tier-specific next steps and treatment guidance matched to your score — including when an Intensive Outpatient Program may be the right fit.

Privacy

Your responses are never stored or shared. These tools are completely anonymous — take them at your own pace.

Connection

Every quiz links directly to our behavioral health team in Port Charlotte and Arcadia, FL — so you can go from insight to support in minutes.

These quizzes are screening tools, not diagnoses.

No online quiz can diagnose a mental health condition. These assessments are designed to help you recognize symptom patterns and decide whether to seek professional evaluation — not to replace it. If you're in crisis, please call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) immediately, or call 911.

Mental Health Screening: What You Need to Know

Mental health conditions are among the most prevalent — and most undertreated — medical conditions in the United States. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, nearly 1 in 5 adults lives with a mental illness in any given year. Yet the median delay between the onset of symptoms and receiving treatment is 11 years.

That gap exists for many reasons: stigma, uncertainty about whether symptoms are "serious enough," difficulty accessing care, and simply not having a shared language to describe what's happening. Mental health self-assessment tools directly address that last barrier — they give you a framework for understanding your own experience based on the same criteria that clinicians use.

Our quizzes are built around validated instruments like the PHQ-9 (Patient Health Questionnaire-9) for depression, the GAD-7 (Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7) for anxiety, and the ASRS (Adult ADHD Self-Report Scale) for ADHD — tools developed with input from the World Health Organization and used daily by physicians and mental health professionals worldwide. While these tools don't replace a clinical evaluation, they provide a meaningful and reliable starting point.

About Our Behavioral Health Programs

DeSoto Memorial Hospital Behavioral Health provides evidence-based outpatient mental health treatment for adults across Southwest Florida, with locations in Port Charlotte and Arcadia, FL. Our programs are built around the level of care model — meeting patients where they are and stepping them into the right intensity of support.

Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is particularly well-suited for individuals whose quiz scores suggest moderate-to-severe symptoms that are interfering with daily life. IOP provides structured, multi-day weekly therapy — including individual sessions, group therapy, and skills-building — without requiring residential admission. It's designed to provide clinical-grade support while allowing you to maintain work, family, and other responsibilities.

Port Charlotte & Arcadia, FL

Not Sure Where to Start?

Our behavioral health team is here to help you understand your options. A confidential conversation costs nothing — and it could change everything.