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Free Symptom Self-Assessment Template

Free symptom self-assessment — rate severity across mood, anxiety, sleep and functioning, with a personalized AI report for intake and session prep.

~10 min
Scored 1-5
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Free symptom self-assessment — rate severity across mood, anxiety, sleep and functioning, with a personalized AI report for intake and session prep.

Disclaimer: this page and its AI report are for self-reflection and process reference only. They do not constitute medical, psychological, financial, legal or safety advice. Consult a qualified professional when needed.

Methodology: items are a structural adaptation of widely used frameworks, not an official version; scoring is indicative, not diagnostic.

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About this template

Where is the client right now — not in theory, but this month? This self-assessment scores frequency and severity across mood, anxiety, sleep, daily functioning and support on anchored scales, then generates a personalized AI report that separates overlapping symptoms. Use it as a shared starting picture at intake, and retake per phase to see which dimension moves.

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Sample form and AI report preview (fillable once the app is published).

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Fill it in to see how responses flow.
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Sample AI report with scoring visuals and recommendations, printable as a PDF.
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Scan the QR on the report to start an AI consultant chat.
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What's Included

The symptom, severity, frequency and impact items to rate.

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Severity & frequency items

Anchored 1-5 wording instead of vague scales.

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Five dimension scores

Mood, anxiety, sleep, functioning and support reported separately.

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Personalized AI report

An A4 PDF summarizing the pattern for reflection or session prep.

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Follow-up consultant chat

A QR on the report answers questions about the score breakdown.

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How It Works

From copy to a current symptom snapshot in four steps.

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Copy the template

Import the form, scoring and report settings into your workspace — free.

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Set the focus areas

Adjust dimensions and wording for your client population.

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Clients complete it

Share the link or QR before or between sessions.

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Read the AI report

Open the personalized PDF and use flagged dimensions in session.

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Who Is This For

Who uses it — clients describing or clinicians triaging.

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Therapists & counselors

Turn vague presenting complaints into a dimension-by-dimension starting picture.

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Clients in self-reflection

Describe current state in concrete terms before asking for help.

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Clinics & student services

Triage intake conversations with structured self-reported data.

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Key Features

What makes this self-assessment worth bringing to session.

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Sample Questions Inside

The five-dimension severity and frequency items — the live form scores mood, anxiety, sleep, functioning and support, with an AI report.

  1. Over the past two weeks, how often have you felt down, hopeless or irritable? (1-5)
  2. How much has worry or anxiety interfered with your day? (1-5)
  3. Rate your sleep quality over the last month. (1-5)
  4. How steady has your daily functioning been — work, study, chores? (1-5)
  5. How supported do you feel by the people around you? (1-5)
  6. Which symptom area feels most urgent right now? (open)
  7. Describe one week in your life recently. (open)
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a symptom self-assessment used for in therapy?
It captures how the client has been functioning right now — mood, anxiety, sleep, daily functioning and support — on anchored scales, giving therapist and client a shared starting picture for the first sessions.
Is this a diagnostic instrument?
No. Scores are indicative self-reflection, not a diagnosis; only a qualified clinician can assess and diagnose, and any low-scoring dimension is a conversation starter, not a conclusion.
What does the AI report include?
An overall profile, per-dimension scores with the strongest and weakest areas flagged, and reflection prompts you can take into a session.
Is it free to use?
Yes. Copy the assessment, scoring and report configuration into your FormLM workspace at no cost, then customize and share.
How is this different from one long checklist?
Dimension scoring separates overlapping symptoms, so a sleep problem is not counted twice as depression — and the report explains each dimension in plain language.
Can clients retake it over time?
Yes — retake monthly or per phase and compare reports to see which dimensions moved.

Turn vague weeks into a clear profile

Assess current symptoms across five dimensions and generate a printable AI report — free to copy.