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WHO-5

WHO-5 Well-Being Index

About this test

A short questionnaire measuring current mental well-being and quality of life.

Please indicate for each of the five statements which is closest to how you have been feeling over the last two weeks.

Who should take this test?

  • People wanting to understand their current emotional wellbeing.
  • People tracking mood, energy, interest, and daily functioning over time.
  • People who do not feel “ill” but want to check how they are doing.

Possible symptoms / signs

  • Low motivation, reduced enjoyment, or feeling emotionally flat.
  • Poor energy, disturbed sleep, low confidence, or difficulty feeling calm.
  • A general sense that life feels heavy, dull, or disconnected.

What this test checks

  • Positive wellbeing, mood, vitality, interest, and daily balance.
  • Whether your current wellbeing looks strong, reduced, or needs attention.
  • A simple baseline you can compare with future retests.

Before you start

  • Answer from your lived experience, not how you want things to be.
  • Use the result as a reflection point, not a label.
  • If your wellbeing feels very low, consider talking to a trusted person or professional.

The WHO-5 is a measure of current well-being. Low scores may indicate the need for further evaluation.

Question 1 of 50%

I have felt cheerful and in good spirits