Wellbeing

What Kind of Tired Are You?

Sleep does not fix every kind of tired. This works out which one you actually have.

12 questions · about 5 minutes

12 choices separating types of fatigue. Reflection and entertainment — persistent exhaustion is worth taking to a doctor, not a quiz.

1. You get a full nine hours of sleep. How do you feel?

Great, that was it Better, but my head is still full Rested and still heavy Fine until someone needs something Exactly the same

2. What sounds most restorative right now?

Lying down and not moving A day with no decisions Someone taking care of me Nobody speaking to me A different life

3. Where does the tiredness sit?

Legs, back, body Behind the eyes Chest Jaw, from the face I keep making Nowhere and everywhere

4. What is hardest at the moment?

Getting through the physical day Concentrating on anything Caring about things I normally care about Replying to messages Seeing the point

5. A friend cancels plans you were dreading.

Good, I need to sleep Good, I need silence Relief, then guilt Enormous relief I did not really mind either way

6. How is your capacity for other people's problems?

Fine, if I can sit down Fine, if I do not have to solve them I have none left Depends entirely on the person I struggle to feel much about them

7. The last time you felt genuinely rested was:

A holiday A day off with no plans With a specific person Alone, for several days I cannot remember

8. Evenings usually go how?

I fall asleep early without meaning to Staring at a screen, absorbing nothing Quiet and a bit flat Recovering from the day's conversations Awake far too late for no reason

9. What would actually change things?

A week of sleep Fewer things to hold in my head Something good happening Less obligation to other people Something different about my life entirely

10. How long has this been going on?

This week A few weeks Months Long enough that it feels normal

11. Do the things you enjoy still feel enjoyable?

Yes, I just lack the energy Yes, if I can focus Less than they did Only the solitary ones Not really

12. If you could remove one thing from your life this month:

The physical workload The mental load and admin One difficult relationship Most of my commitments The whole arrangement

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These tests are for education and self-reflection. They are not diagnostic instruments and should not be used to diagnose or treat a mental-health condition. Anyone feeling unsafe, overwhelmed, or at risk should contact local emergency services or a qualified mental-health professional.

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