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Screening Data
Our Mental Health Screening program identifies help-seeking populations, earlier than ever before.
This gives us valuable insight into mental health concerns of our community and the opportunity to address issues long before they become Stage 4 crises. Because most screeners have never been diagnosed with a mental health condition previously, it is the only comprehensive, real-time data resource in the nation that can quantify the mental health impact of COVID-19 in the broad population. We have 15 different tests available at screening.mhanational.org/screening-tools?ref=MHAHouston
HARRIS & FORT BEND COUNTIES- Total Monthly Screens
December 2020- Main Reasons Contributing to Mental Health Concerns Harris/FBC:
- Loneliness or Social Isolation (1,059)
- Past Trauma (817)
- Relationship Problems (625)
- Financial Problems (490)
- Coronavirus (401)
- Grief for Loss of Someone or Something (378)
- Current Events (News, Politics, etc.) (350)
TEXAS INFO
Main Reasons Contributing to Mental Health Concerns Texas: In Order, Highest to Lowest. (Respondents were asked to choose 3)
- Loneliness or Social Isolation (4988)
- Past Trauma (3783)
- Relationship Problems (3186)
- Coronavirus (2461)
- Grief of Loss of Someone or Something (2079)
- Financial Problems (2019)
- Current Events (News, Politics, Etc.) (1943)
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By Category
Alcohol and Substance Use
November numbers increased in terms of the number of screenings and results percentage.
88% of people screened in November showed likely alcohol and substance abuse
Bipolar
November numbers increased in terms of the number of screenings and results percentage remained the same.
49% of people in November screened positive for bipolar disorder.
Eating Disorder
The number of screens taken remained constant.
97% of people screened in November are at risk for an eating disorder.
Postpartum Depression
Total postpartum screens increased in November.
68% of people screened in November show a likelihood of probable depression.
PTSD
The number of screens remained constant.
79% of people screened positive for PTSD in November.
Anxiety
November numbers increased in terms of the number of screenings and results percentage.
82% of people screened in November are likely experiencing moderate to severe anxiety.
Depression
November numbers increased in terms of the number of screenings. A significantly greater percentage of individuals taking the screened are experiencing moderately severe to severe depression.
44% of people screened in November are likely experiencing moderately severe to severe depression
34% of people screened in November are likely experiencing mild to moderate depression.
Parent
The number of screens taken increased slightly.
86% of parent screens taken in November show a child at risk for emotional, attentional, or behavioral difficulties.
Psychosis
Total psychosis screens increased in November, and a higher percentage screened at risk.
79% of people screened in November show a possible risk for psychosis.
Youth
The number of screens decreased for November, but a higher percentage screened at risk.
81% of youth screened in November at risk for emotional, attentional, or behavioral difficulties.
