Pressure and mental load
How much you feel you have to deal with, and how hard it is to stop thinking about it.
- Demands and deadlines
- Racing thoughts
- Trouble concentrating

Answer 100 statements about your workload, your thoughts, your body and your downtime. Most people finish in 10 to 12 minutes, and your result shows your current stress level.

Stress affects people in different ways. The test looks at five areas, and your report shows where the pressure is hitting you hardest.
How much you feel you have to deal with, and how hard it is to stop thinking about it.
How stress shows up in your mood and your body.
Whether you can unwind when the pressure eases, and how much control you feel you have.
Rate how much each statement matches how you've felt over the past few weeks.
Your answers place you on one of five levels, from minimal to severe stress.
Get the full report to see what's driving your stress and which areas of recovery need attention.
There are 100 questions and most people finish in 10 to 12 minutes.
They range from minimal, through mild, moderate and high, to severe stress. Your report explains what your level means day to day.
Yes. Short-term stress is a normal reaction to a challenge. The test is more interested in stress that doesn't let up.
No. It's a self-reflection tool and can't diagnose anxiety or any other condition.
If stress is affecting your sleep, health or relationships, or you feel you can't cope, speak to your GP or a mental health professional.
Your answers and report are for your own use. We don't make individual results public.
See how much pressure you're carrying and where it's coming from. The test takes 10 to 12 minutes.