Tools

Use these self-assessment tools to reflect on how you are feeling. They can provide useful insights, but they are not a diagnosis or a substitute for professional advice.

Clinical Anger Scale

A reliable, non-biased assessment designed to help you explore your experience of anger.

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Big Five Personality Test

Explore the five-factor model used in psychological research, personal development, relationships, careers and team building.

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Love Languages Test

Explore how you prefer to express and receive care, and how those differences can affect communication and relationships.

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Generalized Anxiety Disorder Measure

A severity measure for generalized anxiety disorder published by the American Psychiatric Association.

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Clinically Useful Depression Outcome Scale

CUDOS is a well-regarded self-reporting tool for reflecting on symptoms associated with depression.

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Irrational Procrastination Scale

Explore whether procrastination may be creating significant problems for your health, relationships or wellbeing.

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Kessler K-10 Distress Scale

A widely used measure that helps you reflect on your recent level of psychological distress.

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