If you are having repeated, intrusive feelings, or feel obligated to perform such activities you may be suffering from OCD. This examination should help you learn more about the disorder and decide whether you have symptoms.
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“UNLIKELY OCD – A score in this category is known to be NORMAL and not predictive of OCD behavior. Everyone is worried from time to time, and even obsessed about issues, if they are considered to be significant. But this is assumed to be natural. Keep up the good work of handling the unknowns and uncertainties of life in a balanced way.
Some people with scores close to yours have pursued specialist help for this; others have not. Only a qualified, licensed medical professional can diagnose or rule out OCD.”
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Have you ever had repeated thoughts that give you anxiety? Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a mental condition that induces repetitive intrusive feelings or sensations (obsessions) or encourages one to do things over and over again (compulsions)Our team of qualified practitioners are also skilled clinicians and can help determine whether there is a problem that we can help with. Please contact our psychologists for a full and accurate diagnosis.“UNLIKELY OCD – A score in this category is known to be NORMAL and not predictive of OCD behavior. Everyone is worried from time to time, and even obsessed about issues, if they are considered to be significant. But this is assumed to be natural. Keep up the good work of handling the unknowns and uncertainties of life in a balanced way.
Some people with scores close to yours have pursued specialist help for this; others have not. Only a qualified, licensed medical professional can diagnose or rule out OCD.”
Want to learn more?
Have you ever had repeated thoughts that give you anxiety? Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a mental condition that induces repetitive intrusive feelings or sensations (obsessions) or encourages one to do things over and over again (compulsions)Our team of qualified practitioners are also skilled clinicians and can help determine whether there is a problem that we can help with. Please contact our psychologists for a full and accurate diagnosis.“POSIBLE OCD – A ranking in this category means that you have moderate obsessive and/or compulsive tendencies. Obsessions and/or compulsions in this spectrum usually affect certain lifestyle impairments. While not causing serious issues at the moment, these patterns could quickly become a big challenge if healthier ways of handling your complaints are not established.
This screen is not intended to be either a diagnosis or the removal of a diagnosis. It might be time to start a dialogue with a mental health specialist. Finding the correct recovery plan and working with your healthcare provider will help you control your symptoms.”
Want to learn more?
Have you ever had repeated thoughts that give you anxiety? Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a mental condition that induces repetitive intrusive feelings or sensations (obsessions) or encourages one to do things over and over again (compulsions)Our team of qualified practitioners are also skilled clinicians and can help determine whether there is a problem that we can help with. Please contact our psychologists for a full and accurate diagnosis.“POSIBLE OCD – A ranking in this category means that you have moderate obsessive and/or compulsive tendencies. Obsessions and/or compulsions in this spectrum usually affect certain lifestyle impairments. While not causing serious issues at the moment, these patterns could quickly become a big challenge if healthier ways of handling your complaints are not established.
This screen is not intended to be either a diagnosis or the removal of a diagnosis. It might be time to start a dialogue with a mental health specialist. Finding the correct recovery plan and working with your healthcare provider will help you control your symptoms.”
Want to learn more?
Have you ever had repeated thoughts that give you anxiety? Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a mental condition that induces repetitive intrusive feelings or sensations (obsessions) or encourages one to do things over and over again (compulsions)Our team of qualified practitioners are also skilled clinicians and can help determine whether there is a problem that we can help with. Please contact our psychologists for a full and accurate diagnosis.“LIKELY OCD – Scores in this range indicate clear signs of OCD. Many who rank in this category typically have a lot of anxiety problems and a lot of obsessions and/or habits that seriously affect regular lifestyles.
This screen is not intended to be either a diagnosis or the removal of a diagnosis. It might be time to start a dialogue with a mental health specialist. Finding the correct recovery plan and working with your healthcare provider will help you control your symptoms.”
Want to learn more?
Have you ever had repeated thoughts that give you anxiety? Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a mental condition that induces repetitive intrusive feelings or sensations (obsessions) or encourages one to do things over and over again (compulsions)Our team of qualified practitioners are also skilled clinicians and can help determine whether there is a problem that we can help with. Please contact our psychologists for a full and accurate diagnosis.“LIKELY OCD – Scores in this range indicate clear signs of OCD. Many who rank in this category typically have a lot of anxiety problems and a lot of obsessions and/or habits that seriously affect regular lifestyles.
This screen is not intended to be either a diagnosis or the removal of a diagnosis. It might be time to start a dialogue with a mental health specialist. Finding the correct recovery plan and working with your healthcare provider will help you control your symptoms.”
Want to learn more?
Have you ever had repeated thoughts that give you anxiety? Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a mental condition that induces repetitive intrusive feelings or sensations (obsessions) or encourages one to do things over and over again (compulsions)Our team of qualified practitioners are also skilled clinicians and can help determine whether there is a problem that we can help with. Please contact our psychologists for a full and accurate diagnosis.
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- Question 1 of 10
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4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentI have recurring thoughts that trigger anxiety.
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4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentI either gather “useless” items, or check the garbage until it’s tossed away to see if I missed anything.
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4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentIf I feel overwhelmed or nervous, I find myself counting, sorting or touching stuff until I feel better.
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4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentI read letters, emails, or text messages needlessly before or after I sent them.
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4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentI tend to check items like oven knobs, door locks, and car brakes over and over within a brief amount of time.
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4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentI get frustrated if the items are not correctly placed.
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4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentI’m afraid I may get infected with germs, or I may contaminate someone with germs.
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4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentI feel that there are good and bad numbers.
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4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentI’m afraid that I might lose control and say and do something that affects someone else.
- Question 10 of 10
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4 point(s)Category: Mental Health AssessmentI spend a lot of my time cleaning or washing