The Lily Program® ~ An Individualized Mental Health Program For Women

Take a PTSD Self Test
For the most accurate results, please answer each of the following questions as truthfully as possible:

Do I have post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)?

This brief self-test for post traumatic stress disorder provides a general assessment of where you might be emotionally and can help you to decide whether you could benefit from treatment.

For the most accurate results, please answer each of the following questions as truthfully as possible:

1. Have you experienced or witnessed a life-threatening event that caused helplessness, fear, or horror?
2. Do you have recurrent distressing dreams or memories?
3. Do you have difficulty falling or staying asleep out of fear or anxiety?
4. Do you experience distressed recollections of the event including images, thoughts or perceptions?
5. Do you experience bodily reactions, which resemble an aspect of a specific traumatic event? ( Ex: Sight, sense, smells)
6. Do you have trouble concentrating or recalling events?
7. Do you overreact to certain situations or people easily?
8. Do you avoid certain types of places that remind you of your past?
9. Do you have trouble connecting with people?
10. Do you tend to avoid conflict in your life?
11. Do you get startled easily?
12. On more days than not, do you experience feelings of sadness or guilt?
13. Have you experienced changes in your eating habits? Either increase or decrease in appetite?
14. Have you recently experienced chronic fatigue, headaches or tension that have lasted longer than a few days or weeks?
15. Is it difficult for you to imagine your future, such as career, marriage, children, or a normal life span?
16. Are you losing interest in normal daily activities in your life?
17. Do you find yourself increasing your alcohol or drug use during social situations?
18. Are you experiencing big gaps in memory when you think about your childhood?
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