Yale-Brown Obsessive-Compulsive Symptom Checklist

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Section 1: Obsessions

Obsessions are unwanted and persistent thoughts, images, or urges that pop into your child’s mind and cause significant anxiety or distress. These thoughts can be about many different things and might not make much sense to your child, but they can be hard to stop or control.

As you read through the different types of obsessions below, think about whether your child experienced any of these thoughts in the past 1 month.

Check the box next to each one that applies to your child. Answer as best as you can.

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A) Contamination Obsessions: In the past month, have you noticed or has your child shared any of these specific concerns? Just tap on ALL that ring true:

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B) Aggressive-Thought Obsessions: In the past month, which of these concerns has your child expressed or seemed to experience? Choose ALL that resonate:

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C) Religious Obsessions: Over the past month, which of these faith-related thoughts has your child expressed or seemed to wrestle with? Mark ALL that feel relevant:

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D) Somatic Obsessions: Over the past month, which of these body sensation-related thoughts has your child been particularly aware of or mentioned? Select ALL that stand out:

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E) Obsessions Linked to Sexuality: Over the past month, has your child expressed or seemed to struggle with any of these sexuality-related thoughts? Kindly select ALL that apply:

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F) Other Obsessive Thoughts in Your Child: Over the past month, have any of these obsessions popped up in your child's mind? Please check ALL that sound familiar:

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Section 2: Compulsions

Compulsions are repetitive behaviors or mental actions that your child feels they must do to relieve the anxiety caused by your obsessions or to prevent something bad from happening. These actions can provide temporary relief, but the anxiety often comes back, leading to more compulsive behavior.

As you go through the list of compulsions below, consider whether your child has felt compelled to do any of these actions in the past 1 month.

Mark each item that applies. Answer as be as you can.

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A) Cleaning and Washing Compulsions: In the last month, which of these behaviors have you observed in your child? Please tick ALL of the following actions you've observed:

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B) Checking Compulsions: In the past month, have you observed your child repeatedly checking things? Please identify ALL the behaviors from the following list that are familiar or recognizable to you:

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C) Repeating Rituals: Over the past month, did you notice your child engaging in any repeated rituals or habits? Please select ALL the behaviors from the following list that resonate with their actions:

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D) Tuning into Counting Compulsions: Please check off ALL the behaviors listed below that ring a bell:

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E) Ordering and Arranging Compulsions: Over the last month, did you notice your child frequently organizing or rearranging items? Please mark ALL the behaviors listed below that you've noticed:

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F) Other Compulsions: Over the last month, have you observed your child displaying any of the following actions? Simply tick ALL that resonate with what you've seen: