60 short self-assessments — depression (PHQ-9), anxiety (GAD-7), distress (K10), ADHD, stress, sleep, relationships, parenting, work. Answer in a chat, get an AI-assisted reading of your own answers, and — only if you want — a care coordinator calls you back.
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Do you respect the space of the people you live with — and protect your own? Eight statements.
Is the way you manage time, stress or money spilling onto your family? Eight questions.
Working from home, is your family paying for it? Eight questions.
Six questions in the shape of the adult ADHD screener (ASRS). Think about the last six months.
How well do you handle anger once it arrives? Eight questions about the last month.
Do you go from calm to furious in seconds? Seven questions.
Questions in the spirit of eating-disorder screens (SCOFF, EAT). Answer honestly — nobody sees this but you.
Do you avoid people because you expect to be judged? Eight statements.
Fifteen of these tests follow instruments used in clinics worldwide — PHQ-9 for depression, GAD-7 for anxiety, K10 for distress, PSS for stress, ASRS for adult ADHD, ISI for sleep, the Rosenberg scale for self-esteem. We did not invent the questions; we made them quick to answer and easy to act on.
The clinical screens keep the original items and scoring. Your percentage comes from fixed arithmetic — never from a model.
Every band of result text is written and checked by HopeQure psychologists, so what you read is what a clinician would actually say.
No account to start. Your answers stay in the browser; they become a record only if you ask for a call back. Never shared with an employer.
Your result comes with specialists who have an actual opening — and it is perfectly fine to take the test and do nothing.
“I took the sleep one at 2am and booked a doctor the same night. The result told me what to say, which was the part I was dreading.”
“Two minutes and it named the thing I could not. I showed the result to my therapist in the first session.”
“I liked that it did not tell me I had anything. It told me what my answers said and let me decide.”
Screening tools, not diagnoses. If you are in crisis, call Tele-MANAS 14416 — free, 24×7.
In the shape of the Mood Disorder Questionnaire. Has there ever been a period when you were not your usual self and…
Do flaws that others barely notice take over your day? Eight questions.
Cycles of eating and undoing. Eight questions — answer for the last three months.
The nine questions of the PHQ-9. Over the last two weeks, how often have you been bothered by…
How much can you take before it tips over? Eight questions.
The seven questions of the GAD-7. Over the last two weeks, how often have you been bothered by…
Restless body, restless mind? Eight questions about the last six months.
Losing the thread? Eight questions about the last six months.
In the shape of the Perceived Stress Scale. In the last month, how often have you…
Periods of unusual energy, speed and confidence. Eight questions about the last year.
In the spirit of the WHO-5. Over the last two weeks…
In the shape of the OCI-R. In the last month, how much have these bothered you?
What a result is not. It is not a diagnosis, not a prescription, and not a reason to panic. It is a way of saying, in words a clinician recognises, what you have been carrying — so the first conversation starts in the middle instead of the beginning.
A fear that is out of proportion and hard to control. Think of your strongest fear.
Please answer honestly. If you are in immediate danger, call Tele-MANAS 14416 now — it is free and open 24×7.
In the spirit of the Insomnia Severity Index. Over the last two weeks…
Body and mind under load. Eight questions about the last month.
Is your temper costing you? Eight questions.
The ten questions of the Kessler K10, used by health services worldwide. In the last four weeks, how often did you feel…
Rules without much warmth? Eight statements about how you parent.
Warm AND firm — the style the research keeps pointing to. Eight statements.
How worried are you about how it is going? Eight questions.
Lots of warmth, few limits? Eight statements.
Low warmth, low limits — often from exhaustion, not intent. Eight statements.
How strongly do you drive toward goals — and at what cost? Eight statements.
One of the Big Five. Eight statements about how organised and dependable you are.
Do you naturally take charge? Eight statements.
EQ: reading emotions, yours and others'. Ten statements.
How readily do you feel and understand what others feel? Eight statements.
How much do you notice what is good? Eight statements.
Act first, think later? Eight questions.
Do you believe your choices shape your life, or that life happens to you? Higher = more internal.
How reliably do you get yourself moving? Eight statements.
One of the Big Five — how easily are you knocked off balance? Eight statements.
Grit: sticking with things that matter. Eight statements.
How are you meeting the years ahead? Eight statements.
How well do you read and work a room? Eight statements.
The ten statements of the Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale, the most widely used measure of self-worth.
Do you push people around more than you realise? Eight honest questions.
Are you being bullied — at work, at school, at home? Eight questions.
Harassment through screens. Eight questions.
How much conflict, and how well is it repaired? Eight questions about your relationship.
The short form of the UCLA Loneliness Scale — the measure most used in research on isolation. Eight questions about how often you feel this way.
Health scares, layoffs, uncertainty — how much is your job worrying you? Eight questions.
When you walk in, does the room change? Eight statements.
Coaching, delegating, directing — how do you lead? Eight statements score your people-orientation.
Do you get good outcomes without burning bridges? Eight statements.
Rate the team you are on. Eight statements.
Are you set up to work well from home? Eight statements.
Why do you show up? Eight statements.
How satisfied are you with where you work? Eight statements.
Where the pressure comes from. Eight questions about the last month.
Exhaustion, distance from the work, and the feeling of not doing it well — the three parts every burnout measure looks at. Ten questions about the last month.
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Yes. Every test on this page is free, takes two to five minutes, and gives an instant result. You do not need an account.
No. These are screening tools — they tell you whether what you are experiencing is worth talking to a professional about. Only a qualified clinician can diagnose. Several tests follow validated instruments such as the PHQ-9, GAD-7 and GAD-style screens used by doctors worldwide.
Nobody, unless you choose to leave your name and number for a call back. Results are never shared with an employer, even for employees using HopeQure through a company plan.
You see what your score means, and specialists who help with exactly that — with their next available slot. You can book directly, ask for a free call back, or message us on WhatsApp. There is no obligation.
Clinical screens follow the shape of public-domain instruments (PHQ-9 for depression, GAD-7 for anxiety, the Perceived Stress Scale, ASRS for adult ADHD, the Mood Disorder Questionnaire, SCOFF for eating, OCI-R for OCD, the Insomnia Severity Index). Personality, work and parenting tests are short scales reviewed by HopeQure's psychologists.
You can answer on their behalf for the parenting tests. For anyone else, the result is only meaningful when the person answers for themselves — but you can still use the call-back to ask how to help them.
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Self-assessments are screening tools, not medical diagnoses. If you are worried about your mental health or your safety, speak with a qualified professional — or call Tele-MANAS 14416 (free, 24×7).