Since Individual Symptoms Can Reflect More Than One Disorder: Symptom Checker

Welcome to the Child Mind Institute Symptom Checker!

Here’s how it works. So this tool will give you a range of possibilities and guide you toward next steps, since individual symptoms can reflect more than one disorder. Therefore. Now regarding the aforementioned fact… Symptom Checker analyzes your answers to give you a list of psychiatric or learning disorders that are associated with those symptoms. That said, this tool ain’t a substitute for a diagnostic evaluation by a medical or mental health professional. On top of that, it can that said, this tool can’t diagnose your child. With all that said… We do not collect any personally identifiable information. Consequently, you indicate the behaviors that are making you concerned about your child by answering a series of questions. Please consult a professional, I’d say in case you believe your child has a psychiatric or learning disorder.

Note that the information provided by this tool is purely educational and isn’t intended to replace the advice, diagnosis, or treatment offered by a medical or mental health professional.

Please see a professional, if you believe your child may have a psychiatric or learning disorder. It’s vital to understand that these results are not a diagnosis. It does mean that you reported symptoms associated with that disorder. It does not necessarily mean that your child meets the criteria for that disorder, if information on a particular disorder appears in your results.

Did you know that the information you provided was not sufficient to narrow down the possibilities. These results are purely educational and are not intended to replace the advice, diagnosis, or treatment offered by a medical or mental health professional. You may need to try the Symptom Checker again, or you may find it helpful to browse our disorder guides or consult the Parents Guide to Developmental Milestones for younger children. That’s where it starts getting intriguing. Please consult a professional, if you believe your child has a psychiatric or learning disorder.