Mental Health Assessments

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This is the version of Mental Health Assessments for iPhone / iPod Touch.

If you sometimes feel depressed, experience great stress, have panic attacks, abnormal fears, or mental anxiety we have an online assessment that can help you figure out what may be the cause. Answer these Yes/No questions to help you learn the symptoms and warning signs of a number of mental health conditions and help you figure out if you or someone you love is suffering from them.This app consists of common mental health assessments (surveys) similar to those used by triage nurses to estimate mental health state.The assessments include:1) Clinical DepressionOne out of every six people will suffer from major depression at some point in their lives, yet only about one-third of depression sufferers will receive proper treatment. Take this quick assessment to learn more about the symptoms of clinical depression and help you determine whether or not you might suffer from depression.
2) Manic EpisodeIf you are currently diagnosed with depression, but suspect you may actually have bipolar disorder, this test can help you determine if you have had manic episodes between bouts of depression. These questions are based on the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition
3) Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)If you worry too much, feel restless, and don't sleep well, you may be experiencing symptoms of generalized anxiety disorder (GAD). Take this quick assessment to learn more about the symptoms of GAD and help you determine whether or not you might have GAD. These questions are based on the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition
4) AnxietyDo you think you may suffer from anxiety? Take this quick assessment to learn more about the symptoms of anxiety and help you determine whether or not you might suffer from anxiety attacks. These questions are based on the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition
5) Fears & PhobiasPeople with phobias experience anxiety-like symptoms when exposed to or in anticipation of their feared object or situation. Phobias cause tremendous stress and anxiety, from mild feelings of apprehension to a full-blown panic attack. Take this quick assessment to learn the symptoms of fears and phobias and help you determine if you have a phobia.
6) Panic AttacksTake this quick assessment to learn the symptoms of panic attacks and panic disorder and help you determine if you may have experienced panic attacks or have a panic disorder.
7) Post Traumatic StressIf you have experienced a traumatic event and wonder about the possibility of PTSD, take this quick assessment to learn more about the symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and help you determine whether or not you might suffer from PTSD.
8) Postpartum DepressionBaby Blues or Postpartum Depression? After having a baby, 25%-75% of new mothers suffer some degree of depression. Baby Blues is a mild form of this depression, a more serious form is known as Postpartum Depression, and the most severe form is called Postpartum Psychosis where the baby and/or mother may be at risk of injury or death. Take this quick assessment to learn more about the symptoms of Postpartum Depression and help you determine whether or not you might be suffering from it.
9) Postpartum PsychosisTake this quick assessment to learn more about the symptoms of Postpartum Psychosis and help you determine whether or not you might be suffering from it.The assessments include:1) Clinical DepressionOne out of every six people will suffer from major depression at some point in their lives, yet only about one-third of depression sufferers will receive proper treatment. Take this quick assessment to learn more about the symptoms of clinical depression and help you determine whether or not you might suffer from depression.
2) Manic EpisodeIf you are currently diagnosed with depression, but suspect you may actually have bipolar disorder, this test can help you determine if you have had manic episodes between bouts of depression. These questions are based on the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition
3) Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)If you worry too much, feel restless, and don't sleep well, you may be experiencing symptoms of generalized anxiety disorder (GAD). Take this quick assessment to learn more about the symptoms of GAD and help you determine whether or not you might have GAD. These questions are based on the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition
4) AnxietyDo you think you may suffer from anxiety? Take this quick assessment to learn more about the symptoms of anxiety and help you determine whether or not you might suffer from anxiety attacks. These questions are based on the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition
5) Fears & PhobiasPeople with phobias experience anxiety-like symptoms when exposed to or in anticipation of their feared object or situation. Phobias cause tremendous stress and anxiety, from mild feelings of apprehension to a full-blown panic attack. Take this quick assessment to learn the symptoms of fears and phobias and help you determine if you have a phobia.
6) Panic AttacksTake this quick assessment to learn the symptoms of panic attacks and panic disorder and help you determine if you may have experienced panic attacks or have a panic disorder.
7) Post Traumatic StressIf you have experienced a traumatic event and wonder about the possibility of PTSD, take this quick assessment to learn more about the symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and help you determine whether or not you might suffer from PTSD.
8) Postpartum DepressionBaby Blues or Postpartum Depression? After having a baby, 25%-75% of new mothers suffer some degree of depression. Baby Blues is a mild form of this depression, a more serious form is known as Postpartum Depression, and the most severe form is called Postpartum Psychosis where the baby and/or mother may be at risk of injury or death. Take this quick assessment to learn more about the symptoms of Postpartum Depression and help you determine whether or not you might be suffering from it.
9) Postpartum PsychosisTake this quick assessment to learn more about the symptoms of Postpartum Psychosis and help you determine whether or not you might be suffering from it.

This is the iPhone / iPod Touch version of Mental Health Assessments