Life Transition Reflection & Stress Self Assessment

  • Life Transition Reflection & Stress Self Assessment

  • Life transitions — even positive ones — can quietly impact identity, emotions, relationships, and sense of direction. This Life Transition Self-Assessment is designed for your personal reflection. Your responses are completely private and are not collected, stored, or shared. You can complete it digitally or print it for personal use. Filling out this assessment does not create a counseling relationship unless you choose to reach out for support. When you’re ready, you may contact our office for guidance, but that step is entirely optional.

  • Identify Your Transition

  • Emotional & Identity Check-In

  • Instructions: For each statement, select the number that best describes how true it is for you.
    1 = Not at all true
    2 = Slightly true
    3 = Moderately true
    4 = Mostly true
    5 - Very true

  • Identity & Stability

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  • Emotional Impact

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  • Direction & Purpose

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  • Relationships & Support

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  • Optional Faith Reflection

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  • Scoring & Self-Reflection Guidance

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    Self-Reflection Guidance (Not a Diagnosis)

    This section is for reflection purposes only. It is not a diagnosis. Your score may suggest how much this transition is affecting your well-being and whether additional support could be helpful.

    Score Ranges:

    0–24 – Typical Adjustment Stress
    Many people experience stress during times of change. Reflection, prayer, and support from friends, family, or mentors may be sufficient.

    25–40 – Ongoing Transition Strain
    This transition may be affecting your well-being more than expected. You might benefit from intentional reflection, journaling, spiritual guidance, or counseling support to help navigate this season.

    41–60 – Transition Significantly Impacting Well-Being
    You may be experiencing strong emotional, relational, or spiritual disruption. Seeking professional guidance can provide clarity, grounding, and support.

  • When to Consider Counseling & Next Steps

  • You might consider seeking support if:

    * You have felt unlike yourself for a prolonged period.
    * Feelings of anxiety or sadness are persistent.
    * Your relationships feel strained or difficult.
    * Your sense of identity or purpose feels unclear.
    * Spiritual concerns or questions feel overwhelming.


    Safety Note:
    If you are experiencing thoughts of self-harm, hopelessness, or feel unsafe, please contact local emergency services 911 or call or text 988 hotline immediately.

  • Consultation Interest:

  • If you would like guidance or support, click HERE to schedule a free consultation or complete the contact form on our website if you have questions. 

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