Stressnet

Overall Score

This score is a measure of overall emotional well-being. Your score is 2.33 on a range of 1 to 5. A higher score indicates that you are more well-adjusted. Your score indicates that you are similar to people who report that they have benefited from intense psychological care.

Quality of Life Score

This is a measure of how happy or satisfied you are with your life, including overall self-esteem, health, friends and family, and work or school. Your score is 1.8 on a range of 1 to 5. A higher score indicates that you are more well-adjusted.

Symptom Distress Score

This score measures your symptoms of depression, anxiety, and hostility. Your score is 2.56 on a range of 1 to 5. A higher score indicates that you are more well-adjusted.

Level of Functioning Score

This is a measure of how well you are able to get along in the community. Your score is 2.75 on a range of 1 to 5. A higher score indicates that you are more well-adjusted.
 To review, your scores are similar to those of people who report that they have benefited from intense psychological care. If you would like to discuss your results further, please contact BHC (toll-free) at (866) 463-6242. If we can't help you directly, we will help you find a provider in your area.

Keep in mind that other sources of help, such as friends and family, may be available. We do recommend that people seek out help if their StressTest scores are low (in the "extremely stressed" range). People who do not score low may still wish to seek out help to better deal with difficult stressors in their lives.

StressTest has emphasized interpersonal help. However, we also understand the importance of proper rest and exercise, relaxation strategies, and religious faith as important contributors to emotional well-being.

 It is important to note that all of these are in the RED zone.  I had some pretty pictures but blogger would not take them.