GAD-7 Anxiety Test Online — Free Screening
Take the GAD-7 anxiety test online. Private screener, not a medical diagnosis.
Psychological and mental health test responses are strictly confidential. No display name is required. We NEVER store sensitive psychological results in the database or publish them on public leaderboards.
NeuroLab · Private screener
GAD-7 anxiety test online free - private screening
How a run works
Recent weeks
Frequency scale
Private total on screen
Short frequency checklist. Private result - not a clinical diagnosis.
How GAD-7 works here
This page is the live GAD-7 screener: seven frequency items about worry and tension over recent weeks. It is free, private, and excluded from the public leaderboard. No account is required to see your on-screen total and band.
GAD-7 is a widely used anxiety screening scale. This NeuroLab module follows that educational structure so you can see a total and band without sharing results publicly.
How to read the result
Higher totals suggest heavier recent anxiety burden on the educational bands we show. A hard week can move the number; track patterns rather than one spike.
Online screeners are educational snapshots. They do not replace a clinician, therapist, or emergency care. If you feel unsafe, contact local crisis services now.
Privacy on NeuroLab
Psychology modules stay confidential. Use the score for self-reflection or to prepare questions for a professional. Cognitive tests (IQ, vocabulary) live on other URLs so intents stay clean.
FAQ: GAD-7
Yes. Free private screening without registration.
About 3-5 minutes.
No. Educational screening only.
No. Psychology results are excluded.
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