Clinically validated questionnaires used in Swiss practice — available on your dashboard or through a secure invite from your care provider.
Start from your dashboard (self-assessment) or open the secure link your doctor sent you. Both paths use the same validated instruments.
Each tool focuses on one area: depression (PHQ-9), anxiety (GAD-7), functioning (WSAS), sleep (ISI), or adult ADHD (ASRS).
Scores and severity bands appear immediately. Use them to understand patterns and prepare for a conversation with a professional — not as a final diagnosis.
Re-taking screenings over weeks or months shows trends on your dashboard and feeds your Mental Health Score.
10 August, 2026
This report provides an overview of your mental health screening results. The assessments used are evidence-based tools commonly used by healthcare professionals.
Important Note:
This is a sample report for demonstration purposes. These results are not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
Score: 3/21 points
Your anxiety symptoms are minimal with little impact on daily life.
Continue your current wellness routines. Repeat screening over time to notice any changes early.
Score: 2/27 points
Your mood appears stable with minimal depressive symptoms.
Continue with your current wellness practices. Maintain healthy sleep, exercise, and social connections.
Score: 4/40 points
Your symptoms are not significantly affecting work, home management, or social activities.
Keep monitoring how you feel. If functioning worsens, discuss it with a healthcare provider.
Score: 5/28 points
Your sleep appears generally satisfactory with no clinically significant insomnia on this screen.
Maintain good sleep hygiene. Repeat the screening if sleep patterns change.
Score: 2/6 points
Your responses do not meet the Part A threshold for ADHD-consistent symptoms. Attention and activity patterns may still overlap with stress, anxiety, or sleep disruption.
This is a screening result, not a diagnosis. If ADHD concerns persist, discuss a structured clinical evaluation with a licensed healthcare professional.
With your explicit consent, share assessment results with your healthcare provider — or find a mental health practitioner nearby.
Grant consent-based access so your provider can view scores, historical trends, and download professional PDF reports.
Connect with qualified mental health professionals in your area who can provide personalized care and support.
Privacy & Consent
Your privacy is our priority. You control who sees your results and can revoke access at any time. All sharing is done with your explicit consent and follows strict data protection guidelines.
Screenings indicate symptom severity — they do not replace a clinical evaluation. Seek urgent help via emergency services (144 in Switzerland) if you are in crisis.
Start with a clinically validated, confidential assessment. No waiting list, no appointment needed — just clarity, and a report your GP can act on today.