Psychological well-being
Self help tools and counselling
- Self assessmentsShort confidential tests for burnout, work life balance, conflict at work, low mood, confidence and pressure at home. Your answers stay with you and go nowhere else.Learn more
- One on one consultsPrivate consultations with qualified psychiatrists and psychologists, by video call, audio call or text chat, from anywhere in Pakistan and outside office hours if that suits you better.Learn more
- Pursukoon Workplace toolsThirty private minutes with a psychologist, in Urdu or English. A listening session rather than treatment, with no diagnosis and no treatment plan.Learn more
- ResourcesBreathing and grounding exercises that work in two minutes, videos and written pieces in Urdu and English, and plain explanations of symptoms, causes and treatment.Learn more
Self help psychological assessments
Written the way you would actually describe it, not the way a test is titled. Each one takes a few minutes and stays private.
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"I am tired in a way the weekend does not fix."Burnout is not the same as a heavy quarter. This tells you which one you are in.
Stress & Burnout Assessment -
"Work has taken over everything else."When the job keeps expanding into evenings, weekends and family time. This checks how far it has gone.
Work-Life Balance Assessment -
"Someone at work makes every day harder."Repeated pressure, exclusion or humiliation from a colleague or a manager. This helps you see it clearly.
Workplace Bullying Assessment -
"I snap in meetings and regret it after."When your reaction arrives before you can stop it. This checks whether it is pressure or something more.
Emotional Regulation Test -
"Everyone here seems more capable than me."Feeling like you do not belong in the room is very common and it has a name. This checks what it is costing you.
Self-Esteem & Confidence Test -
"My heart races and I cannot breathe."Sudden chest tightness that passes in minutes. Frightening, very treatable, often mistaken for a heart problem.
Panic Attack Screening -
"Something happened and I am still not okay."Grief does not follow a schedule and work does not pause for it. This checks if you need support.
Grief & Loss Assessment -
"I just feel flat and I do not know why."The broad one. Mood, worry, sleep, energy and focus in a single check, also available in Urdu.
Adults Mental Health Assessment -
"Things at home are making work harder."Pressure at home, conflict in the family, or a relationship taking everything you have. This checks how it is affecting you.
Family Communication Assessment
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Following a mental health page tells nobody anything about you. For a lot of people this is where it starts.
Pursukoon Workplace, a private listening space
Thirty private minutes with a psychologist, in Urdu or English. A listening session rather than treatment, with no diagnosis and no treatment plan.
You do not need a reason big enough
You do not need a diagnosis, and you do not need a crisis.
Thirty private minutes with a psychologist, in Urdu or English, about whatever is sitting on you. Sometimes saying it out loud once is the whole thing.
- No reason required, and nothing to prepare
- You speak to a qualified psychologist, not a volunteer reading a script
- Confidential, and nothing goes back to your employer
- If you need more than a listening session, they will point you there
A listening conversation, not clinical treatment, and not an emergency service.
Questions about using this page
Will my employer or my manager know I used this?
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Do I need to sign up or create an account?
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Does any of this cost money?
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Do the self assessments give me a diagnosis?
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I do not think my difficulty is serious enough. Should I still use this?
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What is Pursukoon Workplace and is it therapy?
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I work in an open office and never get privacy. What can I use?
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Can my organisation make this available to everyone?
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Take one thing from this page
A few minutes of breathing, or one self assessment, or one conversation. You are not committing to anything, and nobody follows up unless you ask them to.

