Tools
Longer reflections you take once in a while, plus short ones you can come back to. Answers stay in this browser. Nothing is sent to a server. If you are in crisis in the US, call or text 988.
38 scored items about persistent worry over six months (clusters A, B, C1 to C6, D) plus 6 context flags. Educational pattern language only. Never “you have GAD.” Keeps the last five completed runs on this device.
Open the worry check →
235 scored items about intrusions, rituals, reassurance, avoidance, time, and insight, plus 8 rule-out flags. Never “you have OCD.” Keeps the last five completed runs on this device.
Open the OCD check →
Eight questions about the past seven days only. A weekly volume check, not a disorder name. Built to retake.
Open this week →
4Seven questions that name a door. Coaching is only for clinicians asking about a practice. The public in distress is never sent there.
Open which door →
5For clinicians. Eight items about NPI, CAQH, the credentialing gap, and admin tolerance. A readiness picture, not a fee list.
Open insurance readiness →
6A six-item packing list. Insurance card, a messy sentence about help, questions, 988, and the right to decide it is not a fit.
Open the packing list →
Five questions about this hour. A skill to try, not a personality type and not a diagnosis.
Open coping →
8A skill for the wave. Medical first if it might be medical. Never “you have panic disorder.”
Open panic skills →
9Urgency, coverage, format, and what is in the way. A starting point, not a matched therapist.
Open access →
10Five questions about the past month of work or caregiving. A strain picture, not a burnout diagnosis.
Open the strain check →
The longer tools tally a severity range, show cluster notes, and may say a pattern is consistent with generalized anxiety or with an OCD cycle. That sentence is educational. It is not a diagnosis and it is not the same as hearing it from a clinician.
The short tools are meant to be retaken. They store a dated snapshot on this device and can show last time versus this time. They will not name a disorder.
If you want a therapist: Advantage Mental Health. Clinicians who want practice help: Advantage Coaching. Questions about the hub: Mason@advantagementalhealth.org.