Assessment Library

Browse our self-assessment categories to better understand how you think, feel, and cope. Each category groups related tools together, so you can find the right starting point for your wellness journey.

Recommended First Step

Start With a Core Mental Health Assessment

This is the best place to begin. Your Core Mental Health Assessment uses validated measures to establish a clear psychological baseline across mood, anxiety, sleep, stress, and daily functioning. It helps you understand where you are right now and guides which other assessments may be most helpful for you.

These measures do not diagnose on their own, but they can offer clear, credible insights to support informed conversations with your provider.

Your privacy matters. Your responses are submitted through a secure, encrypted, HIPAA-compliant platform and go directly to Dr. Goodman. When appropriate, your results may be discussed in a future appointment and summarized in a written report.

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Eating Disorders & Body Image

Explore your relationship with food, body image, and eating patterns, including restriction, bingeing, and concerns about weight or shape.

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Trauma & Dissociation

Understand the effects of trauma, including intrusive memories, avoidance, hypervigilance, and feeling detached from yourself or your surroundings.

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Neurodevelopmental & ADHD

Look at attention, focus, organization, impulsivity, and other patterns commonly associated with ADHD and neurodevelopmental differences.

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Personality & Interpersonal Functioning

Explore long-standing traits and relationship patterns that influence how you connect with others, regulate emotion, and understand yourself.

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Cognitive Patterns & Perfectionism

Explore perfectionism, rigid standards, self-criticism, and negative thinking patterns that may affect mood, confidence, and self-worth.

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Coping, Values & Psychological Flexibility

Reflect on how you handle stress, stay grounded, and connect your daily actions with what matters most to you.

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Borderline & Emotion Dysregulation

Look at intense emotions, impulsive reactions, identity instability, and relationship patterns that may feel difficult to manage or steady.

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Anger & Aggression

Explore irritability, anger intensity, aggressive reactions, and the ways anger may be affecting your relationships, behavior, or day-to-day well-being.

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Self‑Concept & Compassion

Explore self-esteem, self-criticism, self-kindness, and the ways you relate to your own struggles and the suffering of others.

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Mood Disorders (Depression & Bipolar)

Explore depression, low mood, loss of interest, and bipolar-related patterns such as mood elevation, increased energy, and mood cycling.

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Neurodevelopmental – Autism

Explore autistic traits such as social communication differences, sensory sensitivity, focused interests, masking, and cognitive rigidity.

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Gambling & Behavioral Risk

Explore gambling behaviors, risk patterns, and the emotional, financial, and relational impact they may be having on your life.

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Substance Use & Addiction

Explore substance use patterns, craving, dependence, risk factors, and the impact substances may be having on daily life and relationships.

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Anxiety Spectrum

Explore different forms of anxiety, including chronic worry, panic attacks, social anxiety, health anxiety, separation anxiety, and obsessive‑compulsive patterns.

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Pain & Health‑Related Functioning

Explore how chronic pain and health conditions may affect your thoughts, confidence, movement, work, and day-to-day functioning.

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Stress, Burnout & Resilience

Explore how stress may be affecting your energy, well-being, and daily functioning, including burnout, exhaustion, resilience, and life satisfaction.

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