For parents and guardians

Teen mood questionnaire for parents

If you’ve noticed changes in your teenager’s mood or daily life, a parent questionnaire can help you describe those concerns.

What does it cover?

  • Changes in mood and interest
  • Daily activities and relationships
  • What you have noticed as a parent

Parent observations do not replace a teenager’s own account or a professional assessment.

This questionnaire is being prepared

It is not available to complete yet.

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About this questionnaire

A suitable parent Mood and Feelings Questionnaire is being considered. An adolescent PHQ form would require a separate adolescent self-report journey. The respondent, age range and clinical response pathway must be agreed before choosing the form.

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A questionnaire can describe experiences. A qualified professional considers your history, health and circumstances when assessing them.

Questions about this test

Can I answer an adolescent self-report form for my teenager?

No. Parent and adolescent self-report forms have different respondents. This proposed page is for a parent or guardian.

Which teen mood questionnaire is proposed?

An age-appropriate parent Mood and Feelings Questionnaire is under consideration. The final form is not selected.

Does the report diagnose depression in a teenager?

No. Concerns should be discussed with a qualified child or adolescent mental health professional.