Trauma, Stress & Dissociation Tests
Explore responses to stress, difficult experiences, and feelings of disconnection at your own pace, with room to pause whenever you need.
- Trauma responses
- Stress load
- Grounding
For self-reflection and learning, not a diagnosis.
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- Read the contextEach test has its own limits and methods.
- Know your next stepResults support reflection, not diagnosis.
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Tests for Trauma, Stress & Dissociation
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PTSD Test
Explore present trauma-related concerns without treating a score as a diagnosis.
Explore testComplex PTSD Test
Reflect on trauma-related concerns with clear limits on what this house self-check can establish.
Explore testChildhood Emotional Neglect Test
Reflect on emotional needs and childhood concerns, without treating a score as proof of neglect.
Explore testDissociative Identity Disorder Test
Explore dissociation-related concerns; this tool cannot diagnose DID.
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Understanding Trauma, Stress & Dissociation
After stressful or traumatic experiences, some people notice changes in alertness, sleep, emotions, memory, or their sense of connection to themselves. These experiences can overlap with other concerns. You do not need to recount a difficult experience to browse this category.
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What you can explore here
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Trauma responses
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Stress and recovery
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Dissociation
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Support and safety
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QUESTIONS & GUIDANCE
Questions about Trauma, Stress & Dissociation
Brief answers to help you understand what a self-check can tell you and what to do next.
How we build our tests- No. Diagnosis requires a professional evaluation of symptoms, timing, impact, and the full context.
- Not necessarily. Many self-checks focus on present-day experiences. You can pause or stop if questions feel overwhelming.
- Some people describe feeling detached, unreal, numb, or disconnected from memories or surroundings. These feelings have several possible causes.
- Pause the test and focus on safety and grounding. You can ask a trusted person or trauma-informed clinician for support.
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