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Depression Quiz: Check Low Mood, Motivation, and Daily Impact

Answer 12 questions to reflect on mood, interest, energy, sleep, self-talk, and how much these patterns may be affecting everyday life.

This is not a clinical diagnosis. If you feel unsafe, at risk of self-harm, or unable to function, contact emergency support or a qualified healthcare provider now.

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Mood & Interest

How often have you felt low, flat, tearful, or emotionally heavy lately?

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How often have things you normally care about felt less interesting, less rewarding, or harder to start?

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How often do you feel detached from people, work, hobbies, or your usual sense of self?

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Energy & Motivation

How often does ordinary effort feel unusually heavy, even for simple tasks?

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How often do you delay showering, replying, cleaning, cooking, or leaving the house because starting feels too hard?

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Sleep & Body

How often has your sleep changed — sleeping much more, sleeping much less, or waking unrefreshed?

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How often has appetite, body tension, heaviness, or physical restlessness changed alongside your mood?

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Thinking Patterns

How often do you get stuck in harsh self-talk, guilt, hopeless predictions, or the feeling that you are failing?

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How often is it difficult to concentrate, make decisions, remember details, or follow through?

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Daily Impact

How often have mood or motivation patterns affected work, study, relationships, parenting, caregiving, or basic routines?

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How often do you withdraw, cancel plans, avoid messages, or hide what is happening from other people?

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Safety & Support

How often have you felt that things are pointless, that people would be better off without you, or that you might not be safe?

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This quiz is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a clinical diagnosis. Hypnotherapy is a complementary approach. If you're experiencing significant symptoms, please consult a qualified healthcare provider.