Category: Self-Test

  • Test Yourself: Burnout Self Assessment

    Test Yourself: Burnout Self Assessment

    Burnout can affect anyone, from savvy professionals in high-pressure jobs to people in the helping professions and students. Individual factors, such as personality traits and family life, make some people more prone to experience burnout.

    Do you worry if you or one of your employees is on a fast trajectory to burnout?

    This Self Assessment can help identify your level of Burnout. It consists of 6 short sections and will take 3-5 minutes. Please note, your result is not a diagnosis.

    Ready to start?

     

    If you find you would like to find out more for yourself or your organisation about how we can help you reduce your stress and beat burnout, schedule a confidential enquiry call today! schedule a confidential enquiry call today!

    Veronika Kloucek, Senior Psychotherapist, Trainer, Coach

     

  • Self Assessment for Mental Health

    Self Assessment for Mental Health

    • Feeling stressed, anxious, depressed?
    • Something is not quite right but you’re not sure if therapy is for you?

    How have you been feeling lately?

    • Answer 2 short questionnaires (less than 5 minutes)
    • See your results immediately

    Test for Depression:

    Low mood or feeling on edge are common experiences for us all when we are going through a ‘rough patch’. But when it comes to emotions, it can also be hard to recognise or admit that we’re not 100% right.

    Depression is particularly difficult to identify because it lowers self-esteem and undermines confidence in your own judgment. Ironically, just when we need help most we may be more likely to think we’re “just making a fuss about nothing”.

    Ready to start?

    Over the last two weeks, how often have you been bothered by the following problems?


    Test for Stress & Anxiety:

    Been feeling nervous, anxious or on edge?

    Think about the last two weeks, rather than just today or yesterday. This test is just one part of an assessment of whether anxiety might be a problem for you. There’s more to it, like getting feedback from people who know you well, and looking at how long anxiety has been a problem for you and how it impacts on your life.

    Ready to start?

    Over the last two weeks, how often have you been bothered by the following problems?


    References: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16717171?dopt=Abstract