Free & private self-checks

Not sure where to start? We’ve got you covered.

Pick what feels closest to what you’re carrying. Each one is a short self-check, a gentle way to notice what’s going on.

Where to start

What feels closest right now?

Private by design: nothing you answer is saved, tracked, or linked to you.

Anxiety

Worry, restlessness, a mind that won’t switch off.

Anxiety check · GAD-7  →
Depression & low mood

Heaviness, loss of interest, low energy.

Depression check · PHQ-9  →
Burnout

Exhaustion, cynicism, running on empty.

Burnout check  →
Stress

Pressure that won’t let up, tension, no off-switch.

Stress check  →
Grief & loss

Sorrow, numbness, or feeling stuck after a loss.

Grief reflection  →
Relationships

The same arguments, feeling unheard, or lonely together.

Relationships check  →
Self-esteem

A harsh inner critic, feeling not good enough.

Self-esteem check  →
Life transitions

Unmoored by change: a move, a break-up, a new chapter.

Transition check  →
Overwhelm

Too much at once, unable to think or rest.

Overwhelm check  →
Sleep & insomnia

Lying awake, a racing mind, or exhaustion that won’t lift.

Sleep check  →
OCD

Intrusive thoughts, compulsions, and doubt that won’t settle.

OCD check  →
Trauma & PTSD

Flashbacks, hypervigilance, or feeling numb after something hard.

Trauma check  →
Anger

A short fuse, simmering tension, or regret after losing your temper.

Anger check  →
Panic attacks

Sudden surges of fear, a racing heart, or dread of the next one.

Panic check  →
Social anxiety

Dread of being judged, watched, or embarrassed in company.

Social anxiety check  →
Health anxiety

Fearing the worst about your health, checking, seeking reassurance.

Health anxiety check  →
Loneliness

Feeling unseen or isolated, even when people are around.

Loneliness check  →
LGBTQIA+ & identity

Minority stress, coming out, gender, belonging. Affirming support.

Take a quick self-check  →
ADHD

Focus, restlessness, overwhelm. Affirming support.

ADHD check  →
Autism

Masking, sensory overload, social exhaustion. Affirming support.

Autism check  →
Not sure / something else

You don’t need a label, or the right words, to start.

Book an assessment  →

When you are ready

Your result is a starting point, not a verdict.

A self-check can point to something, but it can’t know your whole story. If anything you find here lands, an unhurried conversation with a therapist is a natural next step. When you’re ready, we’re here.

Book your assessment