Resources

Mental health and neurodevelopmental screening tools.

Evidence-informed questionnaires for ADHD, autistic traits, camouflaging, anxiety and depression. Answers and scores stay in your browser. Screening can support reflection and a professional conversation; it does not establish a diagnosis.

Choose a questionnaire Screening vs assessment

A thoughtful starting point—not a diagnosis

Screening tools ask about a defined set of symptoms or experiences and compare a score with published interpretation guidance. They can help you notice patterns or decide what to discuss with a professional.

A screener cannot determine a diagnosis, explain why an experience is occurring or replace assessment. Results should be considered with history, context, strengths and everyday functioning.

Calculated in your browser

Your answers and score are calculated in browser memory. BrainLab does not receive or store them. The questionnaires do not use health-response analytics, network submissions or browser storage, and reloading clears your work.

ADHD

Adult ADHD

ASRS v1.1 6-question Screener

A brief screener for recent adult attention and executive-functioning experiences.

Use the Adult ADHD Screener

Autism-related

Autistic traits and camouflaging

AQ-Child · ages 4–11

The full 50-item parent and caregiver questionnaire, scored from 0 to 150.

Use the AQ-Child

AQ-Adolescent · ages 12–15

The full 50-item parent and caregiver questionnaire, scored from 0 to 50.

Use the AQ-Adolescent

Adult AQ · age 16+

A 50-item self-report measure of autistic-trait endorsement for people age 16 and older.

Use the Adult AQ

CAT-Q · age 16+

A 25-item self-report measure of camouflaging-related behaviours, including compensation, masking and assimilation.

Use the CAT-Q

Anxiety

Adult, child and adolescent anxiety

GAD-7

A seven-item measure of recent anxiety symptoms.

Use the GAD-7

SCARED — Child & Parent Versions

Separate child/teen and parent/caregiver questionnaires for anxiety symptoms in ages 8–18.

Choose a SCARED version

Depression

Adult and adolescent resources

Adult PHQ-9

A nine-item questionnaire about depressive symptoms experienced over the past two weeks.

Use the Adult PHQ-9

PHQ-9: Modified for Teens

A 13-question adolescent depression questionnaire for ages 11–17, with a 0–27 symptom score and immediate youth-specific support information.

Use the teen PHQ-9

Frequently asked questions

Are these diagnostic tests?

No. They are screening questionnaires. A diagnosis requires appropriate professional assessment and clinical judgment.

Does BrainLab see my answers or score?

No. Answers and scores are calculated only in your browser and are not sent to BrainLab.

Are results saved?

No browser storage is used. Reloading or closing the page clears the questionnaire unless you intentionally print or save it through your browser.

Can I bring a result to a healthcare professional?

Yes. You can use browser print to keep a personal copy, but the result is not a diagnostic report.

What if a score is below a threshold but I am still concerned?

A lower score does not rule out a concern. Consider the impact on your life and discuss persistent distress or impairment with a qualified professional.