EmoCheck is a safe and private space for adults, parents, and youth to check in on their mental and emotional well-being. With just a few quick questions, you can see how you're feeling and whether things like stress, anxiety, or sadness might be affecting you or your loved ones.
These short screenings help you better understand what’s going on but they are not meant to diagnose anything. Think of it like a first step in taking care of your mental health. After you complete a screening, you’ll get a simple summary and suggestions on what to do next, like connecting with a licensed counselor or support services in your area.
At CHAMP, we believe mental health is just as important as physical health and it’s okay to ask for help. EmoCheck is here to help you start the conversation with yourself or someone you care about.
Each assessment only takes a few minutes and gives you a better idea of how your feelings may be impacting your daily life. These tools do not provide a diagnosis, but they can help you decide if it might be time to talk to a licensed professional.
Audience: School Age
The Mind and Mood Assessment is a brief and private tool designed to help adults and parents check in on their emotional and mental well-being. It includes simple questions that screen for anxiety, depression, and the impact of childhood experiences that may still be affecting your mood and daily life.
Audience: Elementary School Students / Parents
Early Childhood ADHD Screening is a simple tool designed to help parents and caregivers better understand their child’s attention, behavior, and activity levels. It focuses on signs that may be related to Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in young children, such as trouble focusing, high energy, difficulty following directions, or acting without thinking.
Audience: All Ages
The PHQ-9 and GAD-7 are two short, confidential tools that help you check in on your mental health.
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PHQ-9 looks at signs of depression, including sadness, low energy, sleep changes, and lack of interest in things you used to enjoy.
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GAD-7 focuses on anxiety, like constant worry, restlessness, and difficulty concentrating.
