Is It Time to Speak to a Therapist?

Many people wonder whether therapy could help them, but feel unsure about when to take the first step.

This short questionnaire is designed to help you reflect on how you are feeling and whether speaking to a psychologist might be helpful.

It is not a diagnostic tool, but it may help you decide whether now is the right time to seek support.


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Your reflection

You may simply be experiencing a challenging period.

Many people find that talking with a psychologist can still be helpful in gaining perspective and learning practical coping strategies.

There is no need for things to feel critical before you reach out. Sometimes it helps simply to talk.

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This questionnaire is not a diagnostic tool. If you are in crisis or need immediate support, please contact your GP or a crisis helpline.
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Your reflection

Your answers suggest that what you are experiencing has been affecting you for some time.

Speaking with a psychologist may help you understand what is happening and explore ways to move forward.

An initial consultation is a chance to talk openly, with no obligation to commit to ongoing sessions.

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This questionnaire is not a diagnostic tool. If you are in crisis or need immediate support, please contact your GP or a crisis helpline.
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Your reflection

Your responses suggest that what you are experiencing is having a significant impact on your wellbeing.

Many people find it helpful to speak with a psychologist when difficulties begin to affect their daily life.

You do not have to navigate this alone. Reaching out is a meaningful and courageous first step.

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This questionnaire is not a diagnostic tool. If you are in crisis or need immediate support, please contact your GP or a crisis helpline.