Anxiety screening
Reflect on feelings of worry, nervousness, and difficulty relaxing over the past two weeks.
Includes an optional question about daily life.
Take the anxiety screener
Written by the One Stop Psychiatry editorial team, led by Muhammad Kashif Nawaz, PMHNP-BC, under the guidance of Dr. Andrew Rucker, DO, Psychiatrist · Updated . Educational information; not a diagnosis or a substitute for an individual evaluation.
A FIRST STEP TOWARD UNDERSTANDING
Free mental health screening tests
Explore a symptom screener or use our educational mood guide to prepare for a conversation with a provider.
- Choose a tool below
- Adults 18+
- No contact details required
Not sure which tool to choose?
Choose the topic that best matches what you would like to discuss. You do not need to complete every screener, and you can request an appointment without taking a test.
For drinking concerns, AUDIT-C is the brief alcohol-only option. TAPS covers tobacco, alcohol, prescription medication misuse and other substances, with follow-ups based on your answers.
The mood changes guide helps organize topics for a conversation. It is educational, has no score, and is not a bipolar screening test. Screening results cannot provide a diagnosis.
Adult ADHD screening
Explore patterns in attention, organization, and restlessness over the past six months.
The six-question Part A screener, not the full 18-question checklist.
Take the adult ADHD screenerDepression screening
Reflect on mood, interest, energy, and sleep over the past two weeks.
Includes a question about thoughts of death or self-harm, plus an optional daily-life follow-up.
Take the depression screenerMood changes guide
Choose topics about mood, sleep, energy, and daily life to discuss with a provider.
No score or diagnosis. This is not a validated bipolar screening test.
Explore the mood guidePTSD screening
Reflect on how traumatic experiences may have affected you over the past month.
No description of the event is required. Stop whenever you need to.
Take the PTSD screenerSubstance use screening
Reflect on tobacco, alcohol, prescription medication misuse and other substance use.
Length varies with your answers. Allow extra time for follow-ups; there is no combined score.
Take the substance use screenerAlcohol use screening
Reflect on drinking frequency and amounts over the past year.
Includes a standard-drink guide and options to discuss concerns.
Take the alcohol screenerPrefer to talk with someone?
You do not need a screening score to ask for support. See a provider in Fort Lauderdale or by video anywhere in Florida.
- Most major insurance accepted, including Medicare and Medicaid
- Video visits anywhere in Florida
- Same-day visits often available
The request form opens in a new tab, and our team will contact you to set up a time.
Times are estimates, not limits. Take the time you need; follow-up questions can make a screener longer.
Your result is a starting point. These tools do not provide a diagnosis. See your result immediately, without giving your name, email, or phone number.
Your answers stay on this page. They are not sent to our care team or monitored. You can review your answers before deciding what to do next.
How are my answers handled?
Your screening result is calculated on your device. Answers and scores are not sent to WordPress or GoHighLevel, and are not saved in browser storage. Reloading, leaving, or clearing the screener removes them.
If you choose to request an appointment, the form opens separately and has its own data handling. Your score and answers are not attached.
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About this content
These educational pages are written by the One Stop Psychiatry editorial team, led by Muhammad Kashif Nawaz, PMHNP-BC, which works under the guidance of Dr. Andrew Rucker, DO, Psychiatrist. Instrument sources and educational references are linked on each tool page. Screening cannot provide a diagnosis, determine safety or replace an individual evaluation.
The mood changes guide is original educational content, not a validated bipolar screening instrument. Contact the practice if you notice information that needs correction.
Privacy and screening counts
Answers, scores and mood-guide selections stay in this page’s memory; they are not sent to WordPress, our team or GoHighLevel and are not saved in browser storage. We count starts, finishes and subsequent appointment-request steps using a temporary random marker. No answers or scores are included. Ordinary hosting access logs are separate. The appointment form has its own data handling.