Quizzes

 This survey's purpose is to help you assess if you may be struggling with difficulties with your eating behavior. There are many forms of eating disorders, some that are connected with body image and other conditions that involve restricting certain kinds of food, binge eating, and so on. 

 This survey's purpose is to assess your physical, mental, and spiritual health in 2023 and help you reflect on goals for 2024

Poor body image and concerns with one's physical appearance are quite common. In fact up to 89% of girls have dieted by age 17 and 43% of men are dissatisfied with their appearance. Take this quiz to see if you could suffer from poor body image.

Many people experience an attachment to valued personal belongings or have the desire to collect objects. Individuals with Hoarding Disorder have difficulty discarding things and collect items that are in excessive quantity or are unnecessary. Take this quiz to see if you could suffer from Hoarding.

Depersonalization can be a symptom in of itself but is also present as a symptom in many other conditions, such as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Panic Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder, and Depression. An individual with depersonalization feels unreal or detached from ones body or environment. Take this quiz to see if you could suffer from depersonalization.

Scrupulosity is a common OCD symptom in which an individual becomes overly concerned with morality and religion. Take this quiz to see if you could suffer from scrupulosity.

Many people are concerned about their general body hygiene, but becoming overly preoccupied with one's body odor or hygiene can impact daily functioning and lead to depression, embarrassment, shame and avoidance. Take this quiz to see if you could suffer from a condition called Olfactory Reference Syndrome. 

During the Covid-19 pandemic, many people are struggling to decide whether their worries and concerns are excessive or appropriate. Here is a questionnaire to help distinguish if some of your concerns are OCD or appropriate cautions. If you do not have an OCD diagnosis or the question does not relate to you, you may rate it a 0.