OCD TEST Disclaimer

The content provided on OCD TEST is designed to offer general information about Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD). While we strive to present accurate and helpful information, this website is not a substitute for professional care.

Our assessments and educational materials aim to:

• Raise awareness about OCD and its various manifestations
• Help individuals identify patterns that might warrant professional attention
• Provide educational context about OCD-related experiences
• Support individuals in making informed decisions about seeking appropriate help

The OCD test provided on this website has specific limitations that users should understand:

• Not diagnostic: This test cannot confirm whether someone has OCD
• Self-reporting biases: The accuracy depends on honest and accurate self-assessment, which can be influenced by various factors
• Simplified format: Online tests cannot capture the nuanced presentation of OCD that a comprehensive clinical assessment would identify
• Educational framework: Results should be considered educational insights rather than clinical determinations
• Cultural variations: The test may not fully account for cultural differences in symptom expression

Only qualified healthcare professionals can diagnose OCD through comprehensive clinical evaluation that takes into account your complete medical history, psychological state, and other relevant factors.

Using the OCD TEST website, taking the self-assessment, or accessing any resources provided does not establish a doctor-patient relationship. No professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment recommendations are being provided through this website.

In the event of a mental health emergency or crisis, this website is not an appropriate resource. If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, please:

• Contact your local emergency services (such as 911 in the US)
• Go to your nearest emergency room
• Call your mental health provider's emergency number
• Contact a crisis helpline such as the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)

We take your privacy seriously:

• No personal identifying information (PII) is collected during the OCD test
• Test results are stored locally on your device by default
• Data is never shared with third parties without explicit permission
• Anonymous aggregated data may be used for improving the educational resources

For more information about how we handle data, please review our Privacy Policy.