Self-Assessments & Resources
A Supportive Starting Point for Understanding Your Experience
Exploring mental health, eating disorders, or substance use concerns can raise a lot of questions. Self-assessments are one way to begin understanding what you or a loved one may be experiencing. At Revelare Recovery, we offer a collection of confidential self-assessments designed to help individuals reflect on symptoms, patterns, and areas where additional support may be helpful.
These self-tests are not diagnostic tools, but they can provide insight and help guide next steps in care.
How to Use These Self-Assessments
Each self-assessment focuses on a specific mental health, eating disorder, or substance use concern. They are designed to be approachable, easy to complete, and taken at your own pace.
You may find these resources helpful if you:
- Are noticing changes in mood, behavior, or emotional wellbeing
- Feel unsure whether what you guarantees professional support
- Want to better understand symptoms before reaching out for care
- Are a family member seeking clarity or guidance for a loved one
You may complete one or multiple self-assessments depending on what feels relevant to you.
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Available Self-Assessments
Mental Health Self-Tests
- Anxiety Self Test
- Bipolar Disorder Self Test
- Depression Self Test
- Mood Disorders Self Test
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Self Test
- Trauma Self Test
Eating Disorder Self-Tests
- Anorexia Nervosa Self Test
- Binge Eating Disorder Self Test
- Bulimia Nervosa Self Test
- Orthorexia Self Test
Substance Use Self-Tests
What Happens After a Self-Assessment?
Self-assessment results can help highlight patterns or concerns, but they are not a diagnosis. If a self-test raises questions or reflects areas of concern, our team is here to help you explore options and determine whether additional support or treatment may be beneficial.
At Revelare Recovery, we provide trauma-informed, women-centered, integrated care that supports mental health, eating disorders, and substance use together when needed.