Six tests. Two minutes to twenty. No diagnosis.

A small cabinet of self-assessments built around well-known psychometric screeners — plus one that isn't. Nothing leaves your browser. None of them can diagnose you. All of them might tell you something useful.

Screeners are blunt instruments. They suggest patterns; they don't define people. If a result genuinely worries you, talk to a clinician — not a website.

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