Separation Anxiety Disorder Self Test

The Separation Anxiety Disorder Self Test is a quick and easy way to test yourself for Separation Anxiety Disorder. Once you know your Separation Anxiety Disorder Self Test results, we'll help you take appropriate steps.

My child cannot stand not being with me or their caregiver. (1)
We need to take turns being with my child. (1)
My child is emotionally attached to me. (1)
My child cannot do things without my supervision. (1)
My child becomes uneasy whenever we go away from home. (1)
My child is having trouble sleeping by themselves. (1)
My child is afraid to leave home or familiar surroundings. (1)
My child has just entered a new school. (1)
My child is complaining of abdominal pains. (1)
My child has difficult being away from their caregiver during bedtime. (1)
My child experiences severe distress when they are separated from their caregiver. (1)
My child experiences nightmares about being separated from us. (1)
My child is afraid that something might happen to me or their caregiver. (1)
My child wants to go home whenever we are on a trip or away from home. (1)
My child always stays close to me when we are in the house. (1)
My child refuses to participate in school activities. (1)
My child is afraid to stay in their friend’s house. (1)
My child suffers from panic attacks whenever they feel that they will be separated from us. (1)
My child has nightmares about natural calamities, like fire and other casualties. (1)
My child often complains about nausea and headache. (1)
We have just relocated to a new place. (1)
My child cannot do things by themselves without the assistance of their caregiver. (1)
My child often has visions of monsters and other creatures. (1)
My child often suffers from palpitations. (1)
My child is taking anti-depressant medicines. (1)
My child often shows tantrums in their bus or school gate. (1)
My child tends to cry whenever they are separated from me. (1)
My family has a background of anxiety disorders. (1)
The thoughts and feelings that my child is experiencing has become out of control and debilitating. (1)
My child is often preoccupied with determining the whereabouts of their primary caregiver. (1)
My child is uncomfortable whenever they are traveling alone. (1)
My child has trouble controlling their anxiety. (1)
My child always wants to draw our attention to them. (1)
My child is reluctant to take part in school activities. (1)
My child is taking anti-anxiety medicines. (1)
My child has persistent nightmares about separation events. (1)
My child has been suffering from the condition for four weeks now. (1)
My child is complaining of other physical illnesses. (1)
My child cannot sleep without a caregiver in their room. (1)
My child cannot perform tasks on their own without the help of their caregiver. (1)

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Separation Anxiety Disorder Topics

Related Conditions

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	Dependent Personality Disorder – psychological dependence on others, submissiveness, dependency
	Generalized Anxiety Disorder – irrational worry, anxiety, depression, excessive anxiousness
	Social Anxiety Disorder – social phobia, fear of humiliation or embarrassment, abnormal distress, chronic fear

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