Trauma Recovery Progress Self-Assessment
For Scam Victims · 15 Questions across 4 Sections
Your Privacy Is Protected
The SCARS Institute provides this tool to help you evaluate your progress in recovering from the trauma 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 in any form. Your results exist only on your device.
About This Assessment
This self-assessment is designed to help you evaluate your progress in recovering from the psychological trauma of a scam. Unlike many of the other assessments in this series, this one measures recovery strengths — a higher score reflects greater progress and more robust recovery resources.
The assessment covers four areas: emotional and psychological wellbeing, social relationships, therapy and self-care, and long-term resilience. Read each statement carefully and select the response that most honestly reflects where you are right now.
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 a mental health condition — it is designed to help you reflect on your recovery journey and identify areas where additional support may be useful. We recommend taking a copy of your results to share with your counselor or therapist.
Why we ask this
