Taking ownership of your health today is the perfect start to maintaining that health throughout your lifetime. Part of taking control can include evaluating yourself to see where you may need extra support. With these anonymous, online self-screening tools, you can quickly determine if you or someone you know may need to reach out to a doctor or mental health professional. Our self-assessments address concerns such as suicide and self-harm, depression, anxiety, trauma and abuse, and alcohol and other drugs.

These tools are educational, not diagnostic. If you feel like you need support after using one of these self-screening tools, contact CAPS. Our licensed counselors and other professional staff in the IUPUI Division of Student Affairs are here to help you reclaim your wellness.

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The Division of Student Affairs conducts several educational outreach events and engaging health-related presentations throughout the school year. Request a presentation or contact us to find out how we can work with your organization or class.

Find answers to questions about alcohol and other drugs, emotional health, fitness and nutrition, relationships, sexual and reproductive health, and more at Go Ask Alice!, an online Q&A resource provided by Columbia University. You can also submit a question to experts, use the anonymous self-evaluator tool, or find additional information about college and mental health at ULifeline.