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Depression Screening

Depression Screening

Screening for depression involves asking a series of questions to assess a person's mood, emotions, and overall mental well-being. Here are 10 mental health screening questions to help determine if someone may be experiencing depression:
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    This question assesses whether the individual has been experiencing persistent low mood.
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    This question explores anhedonia, the loss of interest in previously enjoyable activities, which is a common symptom of depression.
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    Weight loss or gain without intentional dieting can be a sign of depression.
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    Sleep disturbances, including insomnia or hypersomnia, can be indicative of depression.
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    Feelings of excessive guilt or worthlessness are emotional signs of depression.
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    Cognitive difficulties, such as poor concentration, are often associated with depression.
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    Depression can manifest as physical symptoms, so it's important to inquire about these.
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    Assessing for suicidal ideation is crucial when screening for depression, as it indicates the need for immediate intervention.
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    0 – 4 points: Low Likelihood of Depression 5 – 9 points: Mild to Moderate Symptoms 10 – 16 points: High Likelihood of Depression
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