OCD Test Online

Take our free online OCD quiz (below) to see whether you have any traits of OCD.

 

Do you have any traits of OCD?


Our OCD quiz helps to see if you have any traits of OCD. There are a number of questions throughout the quiz that ask you questions regarding any obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviours, and other areas.

Please note that the quiz is just to see if you have any traits of OCD- it does not diagnose OCD. Unfortunately, we don't have the capabilities to offer diagnosis. If you score highly on the OCD quiz, we would recommend speaking to your GP.

Do you need a full diagnosis? or do your results to our quiz indicate you may have a neurodivergent issue? If so you can find out more information about OCD here.




Formal OCD Diagnosis

Seeking a formal OCD diagnosis can feel daunting, but it can ultimately open up a whole world of tools, insights, and strategies to manage your condition. Our OCD tests are just the first step towards understanding whether you may have Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, but our trusted diagnosis partners can help you to that all-important formal OCD diagnosis. 

Facilitating resources such as our neurodiverse-friendly jobs board and the Workplace Needs Assessment is what we do best. We’re proud to have helped so many with dyslexia overcome the workplace struggles that their neurodiversity can cause.

Who is this OCD test for?

This test is aimed at adults who believe they might be experiencing traits of OCD such as obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviours. Not everyone with OCD will have the exact same traits, which is why taking this test can help you to determine which signs you have and if you may require some support.

 

Why is it worth taking an online OCD test?

Although this quiz doesn’t count as a diagnosis, it helps you to understand which traits of OCD you experience. If you score highly on this quiz, you can show your results to a GP, so that they can arrange a formal diagnosis. Taking an online test can also help you to recognise which areas of life you may like support with.

How is OCD treated?

Psychological therapy is often used to help those with OCD. This type of therapy involves working with a psychologist to face the thoughts that cause you anxiety and neutralise them without the use of compulsive behaviours.
Alternatively, medicine can be used to help reduce anxiety and lessen symptoms of OCD. The usual medicines prescribed are SSRIs which are a type of antidepressant.