The PHQ-9 Test is used by therapists to detect symptoms of depression in clinical practice. Answer 9 questions to see if you might be experiencing depression.
The PHQ-9 Test (Patient Health Questionnaire-9, standardized) is widely used to detect depression, including by healthcare professionals.
The test consists of 9 questions about the frequency of symptoms such as low mood, sleep problems, or loss of interest.
Remember the test result is only indicative, it cannot replace a full assessment. If you are struggling, talk about depression with your therapist.
Depression is an illness that results in melancholy and persistent sadness. Low mood is chronic, and the illness impairs our ability to function normally in daily life.
If you have experienced similar symptoms in the past 14 days, take the test.
Depression can be diagnosed if symptoms persist for at least 2 weeks.