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Mental Health

Burnout Assessment Calculator

Scores your burnout risk by measuring emotional exhaustion, workplace cynicism, lost sense of accomplishment, job satisfaction, and recovery time. Ideal for employees or managers noticing signs of chronic work-related stress.

Burnout Risk Score

47 /100

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75
Low burnout signalsEmerging strainHigh burnout indicatorsSevere

25–50 reflects mid-scale answers across the five factors. Emotional exhaustion carries the heaviest weight (100 of the 300-point raw span), so one level there moves this score about 7 points.

Burnout indicators across five factors — exhaustion (heaviest), cynicism, low accomplishment, dissatisfaction, slow recovery — normalized to 0-100 across the raw 75-375 span.

Mental Health

Depression Severity Calculator

Screen for depression symptoms using PHQ-9 criteria by rating five core symptoms. Use this when you want a quick, evidence-based indicator of depression severity to discuss with a healthcare provider.

Depression Score

0 points

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5
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Minimal symptomsMild symptomsModerate symptomsModerately severe to severe

A total of 0-4 indicates minimal depressive symptoms on the PHQ scale. No specific treatment is typically indicated at this level.

Scores follow the PHQ-style 0-3 per item across 5 items (0-15 here); the standard PHQ-9 severity cutoffs of 5, 10, 15 and 20 are applied to these items.

Key differences

Burnout Assessment CalculatorDepression Severity Calculator
CategoryMental HealthMental Health
Inputs required55
ResultBurnout Risk Score (/100)Depression Score (points)
What it doesScores your burnout risk by measuring emotional exhaustion, workplace cynicism, lost sense of accomplishment, job satisfaction, and recovery time. Ideal for employees or managers noticing signs of chronic work-related stress.Screen for depression symptoms using PHQ-9 criteria by rating five core symptoms. Use this when you want a quick, evidence-based indicator of depression severity to discuss with a healthcare provider.