Trauma/PTSD Flashbacks Self-Assessment Test
SCARS Institute

Trauma / PTSD Flashbacks Self-Assessment

For Scam Victims  ·  15 Questions across 4 Sections

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The SCARS Institute provides this tool to help you identify whether you may be experiencing trauma or PTSD flashbacks as a result of a scam. We do not see your results, do not have access to your responses during or after completion, and we do not store any data from this assessment. Your results exist only on your device.

About This Assessment

This self-assessment is designed to help scam victims determine whether they may be experiencing trauma or PTSD flashbacks as a result of the scam. Flashbacks — involuntary re-experiencing of traumatic memories — are a recognised symptom of PTSD and can occur after the betrayal and shock of a scam experience.

Read each statement carefully and select the response that best reflects your honest experience. Answer based on how you have been feeling since the scam occurred, not just today.

1 — Strongly Disagree / Never
2 — Disagree / Rarely
3 — Neutral / Sometimes
4 — Agree / Often
5 — Strongly Agree / Always
Please Note. This assessment was developed by the scientists and psychologists at the SCARS Institute based on experience working with large numbers of scam victims. It is not a diagnosis of PTSD or any other mental health condition — it is designed to give you awareness and a useful starting point for conversation with a professional. We recommend taking a copy of your results to share with your counselor or therapist.
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