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Test Your Mental Health This week's resource has been sent in by someone who wishes to remain anonymous, so I would like to thank them for this very interesting resource. You can use this to help you learn about and understand the symptoms of a number of psychological disorders, such as Attention Deficit Disorder, OCD, Eating Disorders, Depression and Schizophrenia.

Do not take any scores too seriously, a proper diagnosis can only be made by a suitably qualified mental health professional.

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