Determines medical health risks and identifies possible lifestyle diseases, reporting on measures of blood pressure, glucose, cholesterol and body mass index.

Compiles and provides a brief medical and psychiatric history.

Identifies thought patterns of how we cognitively manage stress.

Measures a variety of factors that may affect your physical health and psychological well-being, including:

1. Stress

2. Health Habits (including, Exercise, Sleep/Relaxation, Prevention, and Eating/Nutrition)

3. Social Support Network

4. Type A Behaviour

5. Cognitive Hardiness

6. Coping Style (including, Positive Appraisal, Negative Appraisal, Threat Minimization, and Problem-focused Coping)

7. Psychological Well-being

Provides a measure of the occupational work stress and identify possible sources of stress.

Provides a measure anxiety and depression. 

Screens for the use of substances and associated risks.

Screens for DSM-V Axis I disorders most commonly encountered in medical and outpatient mental health settings. It provides subscale scores on the following:

✜ Major Depressive Disorder / Suicidality

✜ Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

✜ Obsessive-compulsive Disorder

✜ Panic Disorder

✜ Psychosis

✜ Agoraphobia

✜ Social Phobia

✜ Alcohol Abuse/Dependence

✜ Drug Abuse/Dependence

✜ Generalized Anxiety Disorder

✜ Somatic Symptom Disorder

✜ Factitious Disorder

The Total Score provides a rough measure of the overall level of psychopathology and consequent dysfunction reported.