Doctors often need a quick, reliable method of finding out whether a patient is suffering from depression, or generalised anxiety disorders, and how severe their suffering may be.
The Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) is an easy-to-use self-reporting questionnaire, that gives a measure of a person's present state of mind. It has been extensively researched and validated, and has a good reputation amongst psychiatrists and doctors.
Choose one response for each of the questions below, clicking on the button to register your answer. Try not to think too long about an answer and give an immediate response.
Questions relating to anxiety are marked "Anxiety:" and those relating to depression are marked "Depression:". The scores for both will be calculated separately at the bottom, along with guidelines to the level of any disorder.