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Self-Management Resources

There are several ways to promote better mental health.

Learn how to help yourself and manage your depression.

Read about self-management and take the self-test

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Self-Test

Mood Self-Test

The recognition of depression is not always straightforward.

Below is a self-test that has been created as a quick assessment of your mood and to check if you are showing any of the main signs and symptoms for depression. Many health professionals use this self-test (the "Patient Health Questionnaire" or "PHQ-9") to screen for depression. The test on this site is completely anonymous and confidential.

Results can be indicative but they do not mean that you have a diagnosis for depression. Only your doctor or other health professional can confirm a diagnosis. If you have been feeling really down and think you might be depressed, you should go to your doctor. Take the results of this test along with you – they can be a useful way to start a discussion.

Fill in the questionnaire below, or you can download a PDF version from the Resources section.

Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by any of the following problems?

not at all
several days
more than half
nearly every day

* required field

If you wish, you can allow us to evaluate your data for scientific purposes. If you choose to do so, your data will be stored anonymously. If not, your data will not be saved. However, you will always receive your evaluation result.

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