Anxiety & worry
Notice how worry, tension and uncertainty have been showing up in your day.
A moment to pause. A space to notice what you are experiencing. Explore a short, private reflection and a next step that feels right for you.
Start with a feeling.
Notice a pattern.
Choose what comes next.
Not sure where to begin? Make a little room for your wellbeing, relationships and the support you would welcome.
Choose a topic and reflect on your recent experiences. There is no right answer, and you can leave any question out.
15 topics to explore
Notice how worry, tension and uncertainty have been showing up in your day.
Reflect on your mood, interest, energy and connection with everyday life.
Notice unwanted thoughts, repeated actions and how much space they take in your day.
Reflect on sudden fear, the worry that follows and changes to your everyday choices.
Notice recurring emotional and relationship patterns, with curiosity rather than a label.
Make space for communication, trust, connection and your own boundaries.
A respectful reflection on comfort, communication and intimacy, without judging your choices.
Notice the demands you are carrying and where there might be room for support.
Reflect on workload, work relationships and the space between your job and the rest of your life.
Notice exhaustion, distance from work and the demands that may need attention.
Reflect on social situations, feeling judged and the connections you want to make.
Notice the way you speak to yourself, respond to mistakes and recognise your own needs.
Reflect on your sleep routine, rest and how your nights have felt during the day.
Pause with your feelings, connection and the space you have for yourself.
Notice frustration, your responses and what happens before and after a difficult moment.
If you cannot stay safe, might harm yourself or someone else, or someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services or go to the nearest emergency department. If you can, ask a trusted person to stay with you while you find help.
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Help & safety information →These are original Ayema reflection tools. They help you describe your experiences; they do not diagnose a condition, calculate clinical severity or decide whether you are eligible for care.
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Answers stay in this page’s memory. They are not sent to Ayema, practitioners, Match or Circle. Reload or clear to start again. A summary is downloaded only when you choose.
It lists the topics you marked as happening often and your own description of everyday impact. It does not provide a diagnosis, a validated screening score or reassurance that no condition is present.
Yes. Skipped questions stay marked as skipped and never count as an absence of a concern. You can review and change answers before viewing your summary.
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