Head Trash Anxiety Profile

Stop guessing what's driving your anxiety.

Get the full read in fifteen minutes.

A 90-question map of your anxiety patterns across ten drivers of life. Where it's loud. Where it's quiet. Where to focus your attention.

90 questions
15 minutes to answer
Results within minutes
Two depths to choose from
A pink illustration of a person with question marks around her head. The 'am I this, am I that' loop the Anxiety Profile helps untangle.

From people who've taken it

Different lives. Same reaction.

A sceptical engineer. A long-time follower. A New York therapist. A working mother on anxiety medication. Each one used the same word for what the report did: validation.

"All this stuff coming up. Am I this? Am I that? Even having it written down reduces anxiety."

Emma

Founder + working mother

"It was me. It was definitely me that was reported. There was nothing that jumped out and made me think, what on earth's that? It was a case of, that's me."

David

Former engineer

"It shows me that my anxiety is more real than maybe I give it credit for. Now I can work on it."

Anna

Therapist (NY)

"In a relatively short time, just doing the assessment, it was very eye-opening. I've spent how many hours talking to my therapist, and I don't think we've gotten to this. As far as effectiveness and your time and everything, this really streamlines it."

Hannah

10+ years of therapy

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This is not another anxiety quiz

Anxiety isn't a condition. It's a signal.

Most tools measure severity, or frequency of symptoms. This one reveals structure.

Underneath every loud signal is an internal conflict. Often one you can't see. Until it's named, the anxiety stays. Breathwork won't close it down. Willpower won't either. They're the wrong tools for the job.

The Anxiety Profile shows you where the conflict is sitting, what's loud, what's quiet, and how the whole system is moving together. Not each driver in isolation. The system view.

Two ways to read your anxiety

Pick the one that matches where you are.

Same 90-question assessment. Two reports, two depths.

For curious mode

"What's actually going on with my anxiety?"

You want to see the shape of it. The pattern. Which drivers are loud, which are quiet. You're not necessarily ready to act on it yet. You just want the picture.

The Anxiety Profile is built for you.

For action mode

"I want to sort this out."

You've seen enough. You want to move. The deeper read so you can do your own clearance work, take it to your therapist, or know exactly where to focus next. You're done waiting.

The Anxiety Blueprint is built for you.

What's in each report

The Profile, and what the Blueprint adds on top.

The Anxiety Profile. Your patterns of anxiety as they are today.

Profile

Your overall position

Your baseline: where you sit on average. Your floor: where you fall to when things are tough. Your ceiling: where you can reach on your best days.

Profile

Ten drivers, scored

Each of the ten anxiety drivers scored across the five stages of the Ladder of Growth. The low scores are the loud signals. That's where the work is.

Profile

Your inner / outer gap

How your anxiety lives inside, compared to how it shows up outside. The bigger the gap, the more energy you're burning on the compensation.


The Blueprint adds

The Anxiety Blueprint. Everything above, plus the depth read.

Blueprint

Inner / outer by category

The same gap analysis, broken down for each of the ten drivers. Exactly where the compensation is concentrated.

Blueprint

Your cascade pattern

Some drivers amplify or suppress the others. In anxiety, Control often acts as the amplifier. Knowing which driver is doing it gets you the biggest bang for your effort.

Blueprint

Specific clearances, per driver

The exact Head Trash Clearances that move the needle in each category. Score-anchored, so they fit where you actually are on the Ladder.

Blueprint

Ninety-day focus, by category

One calibrated move for every driver. You pick where to start, and you know what to leave well alone for now.

Blueprint

Your growth pattern

What kind of work actually moves you. Some profiles need insight. Some need somatic release and deeper wound work. Some need to process what's been carried for years.

Blueprint

Patterns worth exploring

The secondary patterns the report surfaces. Themes that aren't loud enough to be a driver but are worth sitting with, alone or with a practitioner.

On reading her Blueprint

"I just read my report and I think it's incredible. Everything I read is so spot on and I can relate to absolutely every single thing. There's not one thing that I'm like, oh, that's not true for me, or I would switch it in this way. It's so spot on, it's remarkable. It's absolutely fantastic. I have nothing to say. Well done. Seriously, well done."

Anna

Therapist (NY) and Clearance Club member

A look inside the report

Visual, scored, and specific.

Two views from the Profile. Plus a peek at the Blueprint.

Profile · radar The Anxiety Profile radar chart showing scores across all ten anxiety drivers.
Ten drivers, one shape. Where it's loud, where it's quiet, how the whole system sits at a glance.
Profile · range The Profile's Floor and Ceiling spectrum showing the range from Washing Ball at the floor to Snooker Ball at the ceiling.
Your range, not just your average. The spread between your floor and ceiling shows you where attention pays off most.
Blueprint · the deeper read A Blueprint category card showing inner score, outer score, the gap, narrative, and a Growth Edge call-out.
Inside the Blueprint. Category-level inner/outer read, plus a named Growth Edge to work with.

For when you've tried things already

Diagnostic, not prescriptive.

Both reports tell you where you are. Neither tells you what to do, gives you homework, or asks you to commit to a programme. Direction without obligation. Clarity without homework. What you do with the picture is your call.

"I did try counselling and doing homework. That's again extra mental load that I had to carry. And it just fell through." Emma, founder + working mother

If you're already doing the work

Doing something. Or doing the thing?

If you've been working on your anxiety for six months or more. Therapy. Meditation. Mindfulness. Coaching. Whatever you've picked up. Stop and ask: is it actually moving the needle? Or does it just feel like it should be?

There's a difference between doing something for yourself and doing the thing that's going to change anything. The good feeling of taking action is not the same as the action working. Without data, the two collapse into one.

I know someone who meditates thirty minutes a day. She's done that for ten years. She still has raging anxiety. When I asked her why she does it, she said, "It feels good knowing I'm doing something for myself." She IS doing something for herself. She's just not doing anything that moves the needle.

This is where the Profile earns its place. Take it now. Take it again in three months, after whatever you're doing has had a chance to work. The data tells you what's shifting, what isn't, and whether to change your therapist, change your modality, or stay the course.

If you're going to spend the time and the money, know it's working.

Worth checking before you buy

Who this is for. Who it isn't.

This is for you if…

  • You're done managing anxiety and want it gone
  • You've tried everything and the pattern keeps coming back
  • You want clarity, fast. Not another coping technique
  • You're functional but worn out by what you're compensating for

This isn't for you if…

  • You're looking for calming tips or a guided meditation
  • You want a 30-second quiz that confirms what you already think
  • You're in acute distress and need clinical support first
  • You want someone to tell you what to do, not show you what's going on

Let's be clear

What this isn't.

Not a diagnosis

Not therapy. Not a clinical assessment. Not medical advice.

This is a measurement tool that describes your patterns of anxiety at a moment in time.

Not a personality test

You're not a type. You're a system, and the system shifts.

The Profile measures where you are now. Not who you are.

Not the same as your free snapshot

The free snapshot showed you the loudest three drivers.

The Profile reads all ten and shows you how they're connected.

Not a substitute for support

If you're in real distress, please reach out to a qualified professional first.

The Profile is clear and useful. It isn't a clinician.

Pick yours

One assessment. Two reports.

Take the same 90 questions either way. Choose how deep the read goes.

Anxiety Profile

For curious mode. What's going on?

£37

One-time. Yours to keep.

  • Full 90-question assessment, ~15 minutes
  • Ten drivers scored across the Ladder of Growth
  • Your overall position: baseline, floor, ceiling
  • Your inner / outer gap, overall
  • PDF download, yours to keep or share
Get the Profile

Already eyeing the Anxiety Healing System?

Three Blueprints included free. Worth £231.

The Anxiety Healing System is the Head Trash approach for clearing your anxiety for good using Head Trash Clearance. Three Blueprints come included so you can measure your progress at three points along the way. That's how confident we are our work moves the needle.

See the Anxiety Healing System →

For when you need to check

The questions people actually ask.

Can I take it more than once?

Yes. The APT in Anxiety Profile stands for Anxiety Pattern Tracking. The system is always in motion, and a read today will look different in six months if you've been doing real work in between. Take it again to see how you've moved. Once a quarter is a good check-in cadence.

I've been in therapy for years. Is this just more of the same?

No. Therapy gives you language and insight. These reports give you a measurement. Which driver is loudest, how the pattern cascades, where the leverage is. Different job.

If you've done years of work and still feel like the anxiety hasn't shifted, that's usually a sign the model you were given was the wrong tool for the job. Not your fault.

Which one should I start with, Profile or Blueprint?

If you want to see the shape of your anxiety before you decide what to do about it, start with the Profile.

If you know you want to sort this out and you want the deeper read to take to your own clearance work or your therapist, go straight to the Blueprint. Same assessment, more depth.

How long does the assessment take?

Around 15 minutes. Auto-forward as you answer. No clicking "next." The report lands in your inbox within minutes of you finishing.

Is this for me if my anxiety is really severe?

If you're in acute distress, please reach out to a qualified mental health professional first. Neither report is a clinical assessment.

If you're functional but worn down by patterns that won't shift, the report gives a different kind of clarity. Use it alongside whatever support you've already got.

What if it doesn't land for me?

Email hello@head-trash.com and we'll sort it.

"My very early thoughts were, oh, another one of these. It will never work. The more I've looked at it, it's perfect." David, former engineer

Ready when you are.

Fifteen minutes from here. The shape of your anxiety on the other side.

Pick one of two options

If it isn't the right time, that's fine. The door stays open.