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Trauma stress

You will see whether staying on guard, avoiding reminders, and memories that arrive uninvited show up in your answers. This is not a trauma diagnosis.

This is a reflection of your answers, not a diagnosis or a medical test. It cannot tell you whether you have a condition. A licensed clinician is the person who can assess that. If you might act on thoughts of suicide, or you are in immediate danger, call or text 988 in the US, or use your local emergency number. You do not need to describe what happened in order to answer.

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6 statements · about 3 minutes

Trauma stress0 of 6 answered

After a frightening or overwhelming experience, my body still reacts as if it is not over.

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I startle, or stay on guard, more than the present moment seems to require.

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I steer away from places, topics, or reminders of a hard experience.

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I would rather not think about that experience, even when it affects my day.

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Memories or feelings from it show up when I did not invite them.

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Sleep or concentration has been harder since that experience.

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