Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Self Test

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

Have you experienced a life threatening event in your life? (1)
Do you often fear going back to the place where a traumatic event you experienced has happened? (1)
Do you often feel helpless? (1)
Do you often dream any of your life threatening or traumatic experience? (1)
Did you feel intense fear from one of your life experiences? (1)
Did you experience nightmares involving any traumatic event in your life? (1)
Do your distressing symptoms involving your past traumatic experience going on for more than a month already? (1)
Do you dream of your past traumatic experience? (1)
Does any of your experience bring back distressing memories? (1)
Do you experience any flashback of your past traumatic experience? (1)
When you are exposed to anything that reminds you of the traumatic event, does it cause you intense emotional and physiological distress? (1)
Do you find yourself avoiding anything that has to do with the traumatic event? (1)
Does your anxiety and fear often cause you to fail to meet your responsibilities such as in work and family? (1)
Do you make an effort in avoiding any thoughts, feelings or conversation about the traumatic event? (1)
Do you often find yourself in difficulty of remembering any traumatic event you experienced? (1)
Do you have a hard time concentrating? (1)
Do you find yourself losing interest in significant activities in your life? (1)
Do you find yourself detached with other people? (1)
Do you often blame yourself for something bad that happened in the past? (1)
Are you feeling guilty? (1)
Do you find yourself with no future to look forward to after your distressing experience? (1)
Do you feel your emotions restricted and numb? (1)
Do you experience any sleep problems? (1)
Are you often irritable? (1)
Are you prone to anger outbursts? (1)
Are you jumpy and easily startled? (1)
Do you find any changes in your eating habits? (1)
Are you depressed? (1)
Do you often feel sad more than feeling happy? (1)
Do you feel hopeless? (1)
Do your symptoms result to neglect of duties or failure to do your everyday responsibilities? (1)
Do you resort to alcohol and drug abuse after the traumatic event? (1)
Have you been arrested for breaking the law? (1)
Do any of your family members have a psychiatric disorder? (1)
Does your condition continue to affect your relationship with your loved ones? (1)
Were you diagnosed of any serious medical condition? (1)
Did you witness any event that involves life threatening situation? (1)
Do you feel intense paranoia of being afraid of something despite the absence of any threatening condition? (1)
Do you have suicidal thoughts? (1)
Do you feel betrayal because of your past traumatic experience? (1)

Enter the sum of the numbers in parentheses next to each question you answered "Yes" to:

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