Depression Screening Questionnaires
This screening questionnaire is not designed to provide an actual diagnosis of
depression. For that, you will need a complete clinical evaluation by a
psychiatrist or other health care professional.
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I am unable to do the things I used to do.
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I feel hopeless about the future.
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I can't make decisions.
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I no longer enjoy the things I used to find fun.
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I am losing or gaining weight.
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I get tired for no reason.
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I am sleeping too much or too little.
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I feel worthless and unhappy.
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I become irritable or anxious.
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I think about dying or killing myself.
If you answered yes to 5 or more of these questions, and you have felt this
way everyday for several weeks, there is a good chance you are suffering
from depression and should see a psychiatrist, a therapist, or other health
care professional.
If you answered yes to question 10, you should seek help immediately,
regardless of your answer to any other questions.
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