Apple includes these tools within the Health app right on your gadget.

To access this, fire up the Health app on your iPhone.

Tap on “Browse” in the bottom right corner.

An iPhone with the State of Mind feature on the screen.

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Select “Mental Wellbeing” from the Health Categories list.

Here, you’ll see a list of health-related metrics to track your mental health.

Take the Mental Health Questionnaire

The Mental Health Questionnaire is a good place to start.

Screenshot of iPhone’s home screen with an arrow next to the Health app.

For measuring anxiety levels, the app uses the Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7 (GAD-7) questionnaire.

The number after the acronym signifies the number of questions in each test.

In the Mental Wellbeing section, tap the Anxiety Risk or Depression Risk button to take the relevant questionnaire.

Screenshot of Apple Health’s home screen with an arrow next to the Browse option.

Press “Begin” on the following screen.

Hit “Done” at the bottom.

Based on your responses, the app determines the anxiety or depression risk.

Screenshot of Apple Health with an arrow next to the Mental Wellbeing option.

You will see one of the following indicators: Minimal, Mild, Moderate, or Severe.

If the results show Minimal risk, you need not worry about anything.

However, those who get Moderate or Severe should consider seeking help.

Screenshot of the Health app highlighting the Anxiety and Depression Risk.

Users can also share their PHQ-9 or GAD-7 test results with the professional during the appointment.

In the Mental Wellbeing section, scroll down and tap “State of Mind.”

Hit “Get Started.”

Screenshot of the Begin button in Apple’s Health app.

Choose whether you want to log a momentary emotion or your overall mood on the following screen.

For this example, I’ve selected “How you feel right now.”

Hit “Next” at the bottom.

Screenshot of the Health app with an arrow next to Take Questionnaire button.

Drag the slider on the next screen toward “Very Unpleasant” or “Very Pleasant.”

Hit “Next” once you’re done.

Now grab the appropriate options under the question “What best describes this feeling?”

Screenshot of the mental health questionnaire app showing the options.

Hit “Next.”

Now answer, “What’s having the biggest impact on you?”

Select from the available options.

Screenshot of the Health app showing the mental health questionnaire result.

At this step, you’re free to leave additional context as well.

Once everything looks fine, tap “Done.”

The Health app will store the entry as a log.

Anxiety Risk test log in Apple’s Health.

Select Time In Daylight in the Mental Wellbeing section.

Tap “Add Data” in the top right corner.

Choose the starting and the end time.

Screenshot of the Health app with an arrow next to State of Mind option.

Hit “Add” in the top right corner.

If not, you could go to Health > Browse > Sleep and set your schedule.

If you perform any such activity, you’re free to add that to the Health app manually.

Screenshot of Get Started button in the State of Mind section.

The steps are similar to those of adding Time in Daylight.

All you oughta do is tap on them.

Further, all the sections explained in this article have a dedicated “About” section explaining their significance.

Screenshot of emotions and mood logging in Apple Health app.

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Screenshot of the Next button.

Screenshot of the emotion or mood logging slider in Apple Health app.

Screenshot of the “What best describes this feeling” in State of Mind section.

Screenshot of a question in the State of Mind logging section in Apple Health.

Arrows highlighting the additional context text field and done button.

Screenshot of the State of Mind log in Apple’s Health app.

Screenshot of the Exercise Minutes log in Apple Health app.

Screenshot of the Time in Daylight option in Apple Health app.

Screenshot of the Add Data option in Time in Daylight menu in Apple Health app.

Selecting the duration of Time in Daylight in the app.

Screenshot of the Time in Daylight menu highlighting the Add button.

Screenshot of the sleep tracking log in Mental Wellbeing app.

Screenshot of the Full Schedule & Options for Sleep tracking in Apple Health.

Screenshot of the Health app highlighting the Mindful Minutes option.