SelfAssessments

Do you have a concern and want to know more?

Alcohol Help Center Check Your Drinking survey

Offering a starting place to responder to consider whether drinking has become an issue

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Alcohol use online screening

A simple tool to aid in honestly gauging alcohol consumption

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Firefighter/EMT Suicide Screening

An online self-assessment tool to help firefighters and EMT personnel quickly pinpoint mental health concerns

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Here to Help online screenings

Anonymous self-assessment tools for issues including depression, anxiety and risking drinking

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Mood Checklist

A tool created by Workplace Strategies for Mental Health to help pinpoint issues related to mood

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PTSD Screening

An anonymous online tool for anyone who has experienced a traumatic event

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PTSD self-assessment quiz

This short online self-assessment helps trauma survivors recognize the signs of PTSD

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PTSD Test

A tool from Mental Health America to guide responders in self-assessing possible PTSD signs

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Screening Tools

from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration – Offering various tools to help responders and clinicians assess mental and emotional health concerns

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Trauma screening questionnaire

A starting-point questionnaire from the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation

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UpToDate basic alcohol consumption questionnaire

To help guide responders in assessing the frequency and impact of alcohol consumption

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Well-being checklist

An online tool from Workplace Strategies for Mental Health to help responders check in with themselves mentally and emotionally

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Work-Life Balance Quiz

A tool created by the Canadian Mental Health Association to aid in assessing issues between work and home life

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Center for Mindfulness in Public Safety

Mindfulness-based wellness and resiliency professional development training for law enforcement, responders, corrections, reentry and treatment professionals.

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Code 9 S.H.A.R.E. Meditations

An audio guided meditation series for responders, including end-of-shift reset, deep sleep and gratitude

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Mindful Badge Initiative

A training resource to help responders cultivate resiliency, awareness and humanity

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Mindfulness audio course

Audio-based trainings from the University of Pennsylvania to support various aspects of meditation and mindfulness

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Health, safety and resilience for responders

Multifaceted advice from the U.S. Department of Labor on cultivating responder resiliency

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Traumatic incident stress

Tips for emergency response workers on dealing with the various effects of traumatic incident stress, from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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Mindfulness

Mindfulness practices have been proven to improve performance and quality of life

Center for Mindfulness in Public Safety

Mindfulness-based wellness and resiliency professional development training for law enforcement, responders, corrections, reentry and treatment professionals.

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Code 9 S.H.A.R.E. Meditations

An audio guided meditation series for responders, including end-of-shift reset, deep sleep and gratitude

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Mindful Badge Initiative

A training resource to help responders cultivate resiliency, awareness and humanity

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Mindfulness audio course

Audio-based trainings from the University of Pennsylvania to support various aspects of meditation and mindfulness

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BasicNeeds

By virtue of being human, we all need certain things to feel good.

Feelings Inventory

A tool from the Center for Nonviolent Communication to identify and describe experienced feelings

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Needs Inventory

A starting-point resource from the Center for Nonviolent Communication to help name and consider basic human needs

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StressManagement

Stress is unavoidable, but how we deal with it changes how we feel.

Coping with traumatic events

A practical guide from the National Institute of Mental Health to help responders and their families deal with the effects of trauma

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Factsheet about stress

Tips for recognizing and understanding stress, from the National Institute of Mental Health

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A Guide to Managing Stress in Crisis Response Professions

Actionable steps from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to help responders cope with and manage stress

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Mind and Body Approaches for Health Problems in Military Personnel and Veterans

A clearinghouse of information on dealing with the mental and physical impacts of stress that veterans face, from the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health

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Sustaining the psychological well-being of caregivers while caring for disaster victims

Advice from the Center for the Study of Traumatic Stress on helping responders care for themselves while caring for others

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Tips for disaster responders on managing stress

Advice for disaster responders on managing stress in the moment and afterward, from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

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Tips for Managing and Preventing Stress: A Guide for Emergency Response and Public Safety Workers

Practical steps from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration to help responders deal with and prevent stress

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