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This PTSD checklist is not made for diagnostic purposes. The checklist can be used to see whether or not you or your friend may meet the criteria for post-traumatic stress disorder. Sometimes you may think you suffer PTSD, but in reality you don’t. In other cases people deny having PTSD, but suffer a lot from its symptoms. A problem with PTSD is that it doesn’t go away by itself. You may avoid PTSD-triggers, but the pain is still there. And when you can’t avoid the PTSD-triggers, you may suffer a lot! So use this questionnaire wisely and contact a professional for help if the test results show you may suffer PTSD.
After filling in the checklist you will see your score and what the score represents. The PTSD checklist is anonymous and takes only 3 minutes of your time.

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Someone can develop PTSD after experiencing, seeing, or hearing about a traumatic event. Sometimes PTSD develops quickly after the traumatic event, sometimes it takes a few months. Some people don’t develop PTSD at all, which makes PTSD difficult to understand for a lot of people. Fortunately, we are all unique human beings, and we all process information in our own way. This means that Person A experiencing a traumatic event may process the information of the traumatic event correctly, whereas Person B may process it wrongly which leads to a PTSD. For more information about PTSD, please click on the proper link below.

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PTSD checklist.

This quiz is anonymous and takes only 3 minutes of your time.

Have you experienced or witnessed an event that caused feelings of intense fear, helplessness or horror?
(e.g., car accident, sexual assault, robbery, bullying, physical assault, but also being neglected by parents in childhood).


Please answer the questions below for one of the traumatic events you experienced. In case there are more traumatic experiences, retake this test for each traumatic event. 

Do you re-experience the event in the following way(s)?

Do you avoid reminders of the event and feel numb, compared to the way you felt before, in the following ways?

Are you troubled by the following?