Susie Branagan Consulting

☀️ Your Wellness Forecast

A Personal Weather Report for Healthcare Professionals

Your Wellness Forecast helps healthcare professionals understand their current wellness climate and predict what weather patterns lie ahead. Like a meteorologist forecasting the weather, this tool helps you see whether you are heading toward sunny skies of thriving wellbeing, or if storms are brewing that require preparation and support.

⚠️ Important Disclaimer

This assessment is for educational and self-awareness purposes only. It does not diagnose PTSD, burnout, or any medical condition. If you are experiencing thoughts of self-harm, please seek immediate professional help.

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Think about your experiences over the past 3 months. Rate how often each statement has been true for you. Be honest with yourself — your responses are meant to help you recognize when you need support.

1
Never
Calm seas
2
Rarely
Light winds
3
Sometimes
Choppy waters
4
Often
Rough seas
5
Always
Storm warning
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Section A: Emotional Storm Signals

Recognizing when emotions are becoming overwhelming waves

1I feel emotionally numb or disconnected from my work.
2I experience waves of anger or irritation that seem out of proportion.
3I find myself crying unexpectedly or feeling like I might cry at work.
4I feel overwhelmed by emotions when dealing with patient or staff situations.
5I struggle to feel empathy or compassion for others like I used to.
6I feel like I am drowning in the emotional demands of my work.
7Small setbacks feel like major disasters to me.
8I find myself becoming emotionally reactive in ways that concern me.
9I feel guilty or ashamed about my emotional responses to work situations.
10I worry that my emotions might negatively impact my team or patients.
Section A Score:
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Section B: Physical Stress Markers

When your body is sending distress signals

11I have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep.
12I experience physical symptoms like headaches, stomach issues, or tension.
13I feel physically exhausted even after rest.
14I notice my heart racing or feeling anxious in situations that should not be stressful.
15I have been getting sick more often than usual.
16I am using substances (alcohol, medication, etc.) to cope with stress.
17My appetite has changed significantly (eating much more or less).
18I feel like I am running on empty but cannot slow down.
19I experience physical symptoms when thinking about work.
20I feel like my body is constantly in fight or flight mode.
Section B Score:
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Section C: Cognitive Fog & Overwhelm

When clear thinking becomes difficult in rough waters

21I have trouble concentrating or making decisions.
22I find myself making more mistakes than usual.
23I feel confused or scattered in my thinking.
24I have difficulty prioritizing tasks or managing my time.
25I forget important information or appointments.
26I feel like my brain is in a fog.
27I struggle to process information as quickly as I used to.
28I have intrusive thoughts about difficult work situations.
29I find myself replaying traumatic patient or workplace events.
30I have difficulty thinking about the future or making plans.
Section C Score:

Section D: Identity & Purpose Crisis

When you feel lost and unsure of who you are at work

31I question whether I am good at what I do.
32I feel like I am failing my coworkers or patients.
33I wonder if I should leave nursing altogether.
34I feel like I have lost my sense of purpose or meaning in my work.
35I do not recognize the person I have become at work.
36I feel like I am just going through the motions.
37I have lost confidence in my clinical or professional abilities.
38I feel disconnected from the values that brought me to nursing.
39I feel like work is changing me in ways I do not like.
40I worry that I am becoming someone I would not have recognized before.
Section D Score:
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Section E: Isolation & Relationship Strain

When connections with others start to erode

41I feel disconnected from my colleagues.
42I withdraw from friends or family after work.
43I feel like no one understands what I am going through.
44My relationships outside of work are suffering.
45I avoid talking about work with people who care about me.
46I feel like a burden to others when I share my struggles.
47I have lost interest in activities I used to enjoy.
48I feel alone even when surrounded by people.
49I struggle to be present with loved ones because work is always on my mind.
50I feel like I am pushing people away.
Section E Score:
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Section F: Workplace Safety & Support

Evaluating your safety nets and lifelines

51I feel unsafe (physically or emotionally) at work.
52I do not trust leadership to support me if something goes wrong.
53I feel like I cannot speak up about problems without retaliation.
54I have experienced or witnessed bullying, harassment, or incivility at work.
55I feel unsupported by my manager or supervisor.
56I do not have access to mental health resources through my workplace.
57I feel like my concerns are dismissed or minimized.
58I work in an environment where mistakes are punished rather than learned from.
59I feel like I have to hide my struggles to protect my job.
60I do not feel psychologically safe at work.
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