Screening Resources

These online screening websites offer free and anonymous tools which can help you learn more about mental health and yourself. Note that when you click the links below, you will be taken to an external website.

 

E-Chug    

A brief self-assessment that provides you with accurate, detailed and personalized feedback on your use of alcohol.

 

E-Toke      

A brief self-assessment that provides you with accurate, detailed and personalized feedback on your use of marijuana.

 

Screening for Mental Health

This website offers brief on-line screenings for depression/manic-depression, alcohol problems, eating disorders and anxiety/post-traumatic stress disorder. Do the one you're curious about, or several. Each screening should take about 4 or 5 minutes.

 

 

ULifeLine

This site was designed specifically for college students like you. In ULifeline, you don't need to specify a particular screening; just answer the questions and see what feedback you get. Do it for yourself or for someone you're concerned about. Geared specifically to college students, with links to self-help articles and resources.

To log-in, select "Pennsylvania" and then "Elizabethtown College" from the drop-down menu.