Mood Check-up (GAD-7 & PHQ-9)

Screen for anxiety and depression levels.

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Mood Check-up Center

Includes GAD-7 (Anxiety) and PHQ-9 (Depression) standard scales. Takes about 3 minutes to scientifically assess your current emotional state.

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What is the Mood Check-up?

Anxiety and depression often overlap, yet call for different responses. The Mood Check-up uses GAD-7 (anxiety) and PHQ-9 (depression)—two widely used international scales—to help you distinguish "tense, worried, restless" from "low, unmotivated, sleep issues." Not labels, but a clearer map of your current emotional terrain.

Why It's Trustworthy

Put simply, GAD-7 and PHQ-9 are trusted because they're clinically validated, globally used, and take about 3 minutes:

  • Clinically validated: GAD-7 (Spitzer et al., 2006) and PHQ-9 (Kroenke et al., 2001) are cited in DSM and clinical guidelines worldwide.
  • Globally used: standard screening tools in primary care, psychiatry, and digital mental health apps.
  • 3‑minute self‑report: 16 items, 0–3 scale, yielding objective references for anxiety and depression.

How is this test different?

  • Dual‑scale: anxiety + depression in one pass; see how they overlap.
  • AI‑personalized: combines GAD-7 and PHQ-9 score ranges for tailored insights.
  • From insight to action: every insight ships with an If→Then micro‑action.

Who is this for?

  • Recent stress, poor sleep, or mood swings
  • Want to understand anxiety vs. depression
  • Already in therapy, want periodic self‑check
  • Curious about mental health, building awareness habits

How It Helps

Test → Interpretation → Self‑Help — this is our stance.

The AI analysis explains your score ranges in a psychological context. From there, you can use AI to go further: explore yourself, make discoveries, and turn insight into concrete actions.

From Insights to Actions (Examples)

Anxiety Elevated
Tense, worried, restless; mind races at bedtime.
If: anxiety before starting, or mind won't rest at night.
Then: do two rounds of 4–7–8 breathing, then a 2‑minute minimal deliverable; use body scan instead of rumination at bedtime.
Depression Elevated
Low energy, unmotivated, loss of interest.
If: hard to get up, or no drive to start.
Then: complete one 2‑minute task; get 10 min sun; reduce isolation, add low‑pressure social contact.
Anxiety + Depression
Both tense and low; often stuck in "want to move but can't."
If: anxious and low, unsure where to start.
Then: stabilize body first (breathing, walk, cold water); then address thoughts. If persistent 2+ weeks, consider professional assessment.

This test does not replace professional diagnosis. If scores are high (GAD-7 or PHQ-9 ≥10) or distress persists, please seek help from a psychiatrist or mental health professional.

Medical Disclaimer The content provided by Fixmd.io is for informational and practice purposes only and does not substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you are in a mental health crisis, please seek professional help immediately.