This is the personal-burnout subscale of the Copenhagen Burnout Inventory: six questions about general physical and psychological exhaustion — how often, lately, you feel tired, worn out, drained, or at the end of your resources. It measures overall fatigue rather than burnout tied to any one role.
This is a self-check you can complete online in about two minutes, with an instant score from 0 to 100 and a plain-language interpretation. A score of 50 or more is the usual threshold for significant burnout. It is a screen of your recent state, not a clinical diagnosis.
Written from a neurodivergence-affirming stance: for autistic and ADHD adults, exhaustion often builds from masking and from environments that quietly demand more than the nervous system can give. Burnout is a signal to reduce load and recover, not a sign of weakness — and it can be worth pairing with an autistic-burnout or energy check.
6 items, about 2 minutes, instant 0-100 score
Based on the CBI personal-burnout subscale (Kristensen et al., 2005)
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Screening for orientation only, not a clinical diagnosis
A 6-item subscale measuring general physical and psychological fatigue, evaluating personal levels on a standardized scale from 0 to 100 points.
"What does this mean?" if a question is not clear, tap this under the question for a plain explanation.
"Not sure about my answer" if your answer is only an approximation, mark it. It does not change the score — it just shows me where we can come back together.
6 items -- ~2 min
Local-first - your data stays on device
0 / 60%
Keys 1-5 for quick answer
How often have you experienced each of the following in the past month?
1.How often do you feel tired?
2.How often are you physically exhausted?
3.How often are you emotionally exhausted?
4.How often do you think: "I can't take it anymore"?
5.How often do you feel worn out?
6.How often do you feel weak and susceptible to illness?