Below are some self tests that may offer some initial insights into certain day-to-day behaviors. The self tests provided here are for information and entertainment purposes only and do not constitute a diagnosis or have any medical value. the relationship that exists between a patient/site visitor and his/her health professional. The results of these tests do not constitute the practice of medicine or a diagnosis and do not replace the advice of your physician or other health care provider.

Personality Test

Our 50-item personality test is an adaptation of the IPIP Big Five Factor Markers. Your results are categorized into five categories: Extroversion, Agreeableness, Conscientiousness, Emotional Stability, Imagination/Intellect. Click here to take the Personality Self Test.

Depression Test

This is a basic screening tool for an initial assessment of Depression. Only a mental health professional can formally diagnose a mental health disorder, but this test can be helpful to see if any symptoms of dpression may be present in your life. Click here to take the Depression self test.

Anxiety Test

Try this online test for general anxiety disorder. This test measures your overall reactions and feeling towards certain situations before delivering a total score. Click here to take the Anxiety self test now.

Social Anxiety Test

Try this online test for social phobia or social anxiety disorder. Called the Liebowitz Social Anxiety Scale, the test measures your tendency to fear and avoid a number of common social situations before delivering a total score. Click here to take the Social Anxiety self test.

OCD Test

This is a basic screening tool for an initial assessment of (OCD). Only a mental health professional can formally diagnose a mental disorder, but this screener can be a helpful tool for those wondering if their behaviors are as extreme as someone with obsessive-compulsive disorder. Click here to take the OCD self test.