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OCD self-assessment quiz

OCD self-assessment quiz

This quiz is designed to help you reflect on your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that may be related to Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD). It is not a diagnosis, but it can provide insight into whether professional support may be helpful.

Please answer each question based on your experiences over the past month.

1 / 12

Do you experience intrusive, unwanted thoughts, images, or urges that feel difficult to control (e.g., fear of contamination, harm, or mistakes)?

2 / 12

If you experience intrusive thoughts or images, do they cause strong emotions such as anxiety, fear, guilt, or disgust?

3 / 12

Do you find yourself repeating certain behaviors or rituals (such as handwashing, checking locks, counting, or arranging things) to reduce distress or prevent something bad from happening?

4 / 12

If you do engage in these behaviors, do you feel driven to perform them even when you recognize they may not make logical sense?

5 / 12

Do you spend more than an hour per day (in total) engaging in repetitive thoughts or behaviors?

6 / 12

Do repetitive thoughts or behaviors interfere with your daily life, such as work, school, or relationships?

7 / 12

Do you avoid certain situations, places, or people because you’re worried they might trigger obsessive thoughts or compulsions?

8 / 12

Do you ever feel the need to confess, seek reassurance, or mentally replay scenarios to “make sure” nothing bad has happened or will happen?

9 / 12

Do you find that attempts to resist your thoughts or compulsions lead to even stronger anxiety or urges?

10 / 12

Do you feel ashamed, embarrassed, or secretive about these thoughts or behaviors?

11 / 12

Have your routines, hobbies, or ability to relax been limited because of OCD-like patterns?

12 / 12

Do you ever notice that certain thoughts or behaviors feel difficult to control, even though you recognize they are excessive or unwanted?

Expert therapy for OCD in New Jersey

Are you noticing signs of obsessive thoughts or compulsive behaviors? Take this short quiz to see if support could be beneficial.

OCD can interfere with your daily routines, work or school performance, relationships, and overall sense of well-being. The good news is that evidence-based treatments can help you manage symptoms and regain control.

With the right guidance, you can challenge unhelpful patterns, build healthier coping mechanisms, and start living a life free from the constant cycle of obsession and compulsion. You don’t have to manage OCD alone—reach out today to schedule your complimentary consultation. 

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Affordable care is important to us. Avita iCare works with most insurance plans such as UnitedHealthCare, Oscar, Carelon, Aetna, Beacon, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, NYSHIP, and more.