Overview of Clinical Mental Health Scales
A guide to the major validated scales used in mental health assessment — what they measure, how they are scored, and how they relate to Rohy AI's AI reflection models.
Assessment Scales Reference
Use: Depression screening and severity measurement
Scoring: 0–27 (Minimal / Mild / Moderate / Moderately Severe / Severe)
Use: Anxiety disorder screening and severity measurement
Scoring: 0–21 (Minimal / Mild / Moderate / Severe)
Use: Clinician-rated depression severity (treatment monitoring)
Scoring: 0–60 (Normal / Mild / Moderate / Severe)
Use: Somatic-focused anxiety assessment, 21 items
Scoring: 0–63 (Minimal / Mild / Moderate / Severe)
Use: PTSD symptom screening and monitoring
Scoring: 0–80 (threshold ≥31–33 suggests probable PTSD)
Use: Clinician-rated anxiety severity across 14 items
Scoring: 0–56 (Mild <17 / Moderate 18–24 / Severe ≥25)
Rohy AI's Reflection Models (inspired by established frameworks)
These clinical scales are one layer of Rohy AI's analysis. Rohy AI also reads journal entries through AI models inspired by these personality and behavioural frameworks. Their outputs are estimates for reflection, not assessments.
| # | Model | Category |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Big Five (OCEAN) | Core Personality |
| 2 | HEXACO | Core Personality |
| 3 | Dark Triad | Interpersonal Style |
| 4 | Enneagram | Core Personality |
| 5 | MBTI Dimensions | Core Personality |
| 6 | Trait EI | Emotional Intelligence |
| 7 | Self-Esteem | Self-Concept |
| 8 | Self-Monitoring | Social Behaviour |
| 9 | Locus of Control | Motivation |
| 10 | Mindfulness | Wellbeing |
| 11 | Grit | Motivation |
| 12 | Hardiness | Resilience |
| 13 | PsyCap | Resilience |
| 14 | Procrastination | Behaviour |
| 15 | VIA Strengths | Character |
| 16 | Humor Styles | Social Behaviour |
| 17 | Moral Foundations | Values |
| 18 | Cognitive Reflection (CRT) | Cognition |
| 19 | Type A/B | Behaviour |
By Rohy AI Editorial Team · Published April 6, 2026 · Clinical Reference