The do I need therapy test

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http://psychologytoday.psychtests.com/c ... herapy.cgi

You have suffered from what appears to be a brief psychotic episode. This could be a product of many different disorders, both mental and physical. See a psychiatrist for further diagnosis.
Your symptoms point to Major Depressive Disorder.
Your symptoms point to Rapid Cycling Bipolar Disorder.
You show signs of Generalized Anxiety Disorder.
You appear to suffer from Panic Disorder.
Your responses strongly indicate that you suffer from Borderline Personality Disorder.
Your responses strongly indicate that you suffer from Dependent Personality Disorder.
Your responses indicate that you suffer from Somatoform Disorder.
Your responses strongly indicate that you suffer from Body Dysmorphic Disorder.
The test also detected symptoms of one or more disorders that did not meet all the criteria, but that may still merit treatment.

The following are the areas of concern detected by the screening:


You experience some symptoms of Simple Phobia.
You experience some symptoms of Social Phobia.
You appear to have some obsessive thoughts.
You experience some symptoms of Panic Disorder with Agoraphobia.
I am officially a walking DSM IV.

Gah, I can't open the test!

You show signs of suffering from a Social Phobia.
You show signs of Generalized Anxiety Disorder.
You have suffered from at least one panic attack.
You appear to suffer from panic disorder with agoraphobia

--You have experienced symptoms of a major depressive episode, but not enough to qualify as a full-blown episode, or as major depressive disorder.
--You have experienced symptoms of a manic episode.
--Although you meet the criteria for the frequency of symptoms, your symptoms do not appear to be severe enough to meet the criteria for Bipolar disorder.
--You experience some symptoms of Simple Phobia.
--You appear to suffer from some symptoms of Dependent Personality disorder.

http://www.psychologytoday.com/pto/self_tests.php. Go to Health tests and it's right there.

The following are the areas of concern detected by the screening:


You have suffered from what appears to be a brief psychotic episode. This could be a product of many different disorders, both mental and physical. See a psychiatrist for further diagnosis.
Your symptoms point to Major Depressive Disorder.
You show signs of suffering from a Simple Phobia.
You appear to suffer from compulsive behavior.
You have suffered from at least one panic attack.
You appear to suffer from panic disorder with agoraphobia.
Your responses strongly indicate that you suffer from Borderline Personality Disorder.
The test also detected symptoms of one or more disorders that did not meet all the criteria, but that may still merit treatment.

The following are the areas of concern detected by the screening:


You have experienced symptoms of a manic episode.
You meet the criteria for the frequency of symptoms of Rapid Cycling Bipolar Disorder, but your symptoms do not appear to be severe enough to meet the criteria.
You appear to have some obsessive thoughts.
You display some symptoms of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, but you do not appear to meet the full criteria for the disorder.
You experience some symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder.
You experience some symptoms of Generalized Anxiety Disorder.
You appear to suffer from some symptoms of Dependent Personality disorder.


(Damn...thats a lot of "disorders"...i'm positive I don't have THAT many issues!)

Damn this thing was pretty accurate! Except I was actually diagnosed with PTSD and was told I exhilbit many symptoms of BPD but don't meet full criteria and because I'm also too frigging nice My dependance is based on my disability and not by any mental process...I'm in therapy and everything and on meds etc.

Although your scores were generally quite good, you scored well outside the normal range in at least one category. This suggests that you should probably consult with a mental health professional for further testing or treatment. There is most certainly a professional out there who can help improve the symptoms you are experiencing.

The following are the areas of concern detected by the screening:

* You have suffered from what appears to be a brief psychotic episode. This could be a product of many different disorders, both mental and physical. See a psychiatrist for further diagnosis.
* Your symptoms point to Major Depressive Disorder.
* Your symptoms point to Rapid Cycling Bipolar Disorder.
* You show signs of suffering from a Simple Phobia.
* Your symptoms point to Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.
* You show signs of Generalized Anxiety Disorder.
* You appear to suffer from panic disorder with agoraphobia.
* You appear to be suffering from Anorexia.
* ***Your responses strongly indicate that you suffer from Borderline Personality Disorder.

The test also detected symptoms of one or more disorders that did not meet all the criteria, but that may still merit treatment.

The following are the areas of concern detected by the screening:

* You experience some symptoms of Social Phobia.
* You exhibit some compulsive thoughts or behaviors.
* You experience some symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder.
* You appear to suffer from some symptoms of Dependent Personality disorder.

In italics are the things I was actually diagnosed with...and a star next to the one that's been suggested but is inconclusive. I used to be diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder but I'm actually Bipolar.

That was copy/pasted from my blog...This Feb I was actually diagnosed with Borderline.

What do your responses tell us?

Although your scores were generally quite good, you scored well outside the normal range in at least one category. This suggests that you should probably consult with a mental health professional for further testing or treatment. There is most certainly a professional out there who can help improve the symptoms you are experiencing.

The following are the areas of concern detected by the screening:

* You have suffered from what appears to be a brief psychotic episode. This could be a product of many different disorders, both mental and physical. See a psychiatrist for further diagnosis.
* You have suffered from at least one panic attack.
* Your responses strongly indicate that you suffer from Borderline Personality Disorder.
* Your responses strongly indicate that you suffer from Dependent Personality Disorder.

The test also detected symptoms of one or more disorders that did not meet all the criteria, but that may still merit treatment.

The following are the areas of concern detected by the screening:

* You have experienced symptoms of a major depressive episode, but not enough to qualify as a full-blown episode, or as major depressive disorder.
* Although you meet the criteria for the frequency of symptoms, your symptoms do not appear to be severe enough to meet the criteria for Major Depressive Disorder.
* You have experienced symptoms of a manic episode.
* You experience some symptoms of Simple Phobia.
* You experience some symptoms of Social Phobia.
* You appear to have some obsessive thoughts.
* You exhibit some compulsive thoughts or behaviors.
* You experience some symptoms of Generalized Anxiety Disorder.

Thanks Ryn for the link, it worked!

Although your scores were generally quite good, you scored well outside the normal range in at least one category. This suggests that you should probably consult with a mental health professional for further testing or treatment. There is most certainly a professional out there who can help improve the symptoms you are experiencing. (Already in therapy, lol)

The following are the areas of concern detected by the screening:

* Your symptoms point to Major Depressive Disorder. (True)
* You show strong signs of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. (Possible...I'm not sure, I do obsess about my father's abuse, but I don't know if it quite fits into that disorder)
* You show signs of Generalized Anxiety Disorder. (I was diagnosed with Anxiety NOS - I still think I have GAD though)
* Your responses strongly indicate that you suffer from Borderline Personality Disorder.
* Your responses indicate that you suffer from Somatoform Disorder. (I worry about my health a lot, but don't bother doctors with it.)
* Your responses strongly indicate that you suffer from Body Dysmorphic Disorder. (Just because I don't like my body, it doesn't mean my mind thinks it's worse then it is. I do like some parts after all...they don't ask that though)

The test also detected symptoms of one or more disorders that did not meet all the criteria, but that may still merit treatment.

The following are the areas of concern detected by the screening:

* You have experienced symptoms of a manic episode. (No)
* You experience some symptoms of Simple Phobia. (No)
* You appear to have some obsessive thoughts. (That's from my Autism I believe)
* You exhibit some compulsive thoughts or behaviors. (Mostly from my depression I believe)
* You experience some symptoms of Panic Disorder. (No)
* You experience some symptoms of Panic Disorder with Agoraphobia. (NO!)
* You appear to suffer from some symptoms of Dependent Personality disorder. (No)

What do your responses tell us?

Although your scores were generally quite good, you scored well outside the normal range in at least one category. This suggests that you should probably consult with a mental health professional for further testing or treatment. There is most certainly a professional out there who can help improve the symptoms you are experiencing.

The following are the areas of concern detected by the screening:

* You have suffered from at least one panic attack.

The test also detected symptoms of one or more disorders that did not meet all the criteria, but that may still merit treatment.

The following are the areas of concern detected by the screening:

* You have experienced some symptoms of a brief psychotic episode, but not enough to qualify as a full-blown episode.
* You have experienced symptoms of a major depressive episode, but not enough to qualify as a full-blown episode, or as major depressive disorder.
* You have experienced symptoms of a manic episode.
* You experience some symptoms of Simple Phobia.
* You experience some symptoms of Social Phobia.
* You experience some symptoms of Generalized Anxiety Disorder.
* You experience some symptoms of Panic Disorder with Agoraphobia.

Pretty good. I had panic attacks in public when younger. I suffer from anxiety and social anxiety.

Just look at the 3rd post. A link is in there.

Or click here: http://psychologytoday.psychtests.com/tests/do_i_need_therapy_access.html

Gah, some of this is silly. For instance, I don't have panic disorder or agoraphobia. And symptoms of manic and borderline-- just because you show one symptom doesn't mean you have it. and a psychotic episode-- I'm not really sure about that...

* You have suffered from what appears to be a brief psychotic episode. This could be a product of many different disorders, both mental and physical. See a psychiatrist for further diagnosis.
* Your symptoms point to Major Depressive Disorder.
* You show signs of suffering from a Simple Phobia.
* You show signs of suffering from a Social Phobia.
* You appear to suffer from compulsive behavior.
* You show signs of Generalized Anxiety Disorder.
* You appear to suffer from panic disorder with agoraphobia.
* You appear to be suffering from Anorexia.
* Your responses strongly indicate that you suffer from Dependent Personality Disorder.
* Your responses strongly indicate that you suffer from Body Dysmorphic Disorder.

The test also detected symptoms of one or more disorders that did not meet all the criteria, but that may still merit treatment.

The following are the areas of concern detected by the screening:

* You have experienced symptoms of a manic episode.
* You display some symptoms of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, but you do not appear to meet the full criteria for the disorder.
* You appear to suffer from some symptoms of Borderline Personality disorder.