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Self-Assessment Quiz

This short self-assessment helps match you with therapists based on the areas you’d like support with. It’s not a diagnosis — just a way to help you explore options and decide what feels right for you.

1. Is healthy communication or setting boundaries difficult for you?
2. Are you currently experiencing grief or loss (recent or past)?
3. Are you seeking couples therapy or support for relationship issues?
4. Are you a caregiver, first responder, or supporting someone with mental health needs?
5. Do you struggle with addiction or compulsive behaviours?
6. Are you looking for support for your child or youth?
7. Do you have intrusive memories, flashbacks, or strong reactions to past stressful events?
8. Do you experience hypervigilance, being “on guard,” or feeling easily startled?
9. Do you struggle with negative beliefs about yourself, others, or the world?
10. Do you experience persistent worry, intrusive anxious thoughts, or difficulty relaxing?
11. Do you often feel a sense of dread or irritability without a clear cause?
12. Do you feel down, hopeless, or lose interest in things you normally enjoy?
13. Do you struggle with sleep, energy, or appetite changes?
14. Do you have unstable or intense relationships or difficulty with a sense of identity?
15. Do you struggle with strong mood swings, anger, or past self-harm?
16. Do you experience unwanted repetitive thoughts that cause distress?
17. Do you feel driven to perform certain behaviours or rituals to ease these thoughts?
18. Do you have concerns around food, weight, or control over eating habits?
19. Has food, body image, or dieting become a dominant focus in your daily life?
20. Do you have a preference for a male or female therapist?

Results

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Disclaimer:

This self-assessment is for informational purposes only and does not provide a diagnosis or replace professional mental health care. If you’re in immediate distress or need urgent support, please contact emergency services or a local crisis line.

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