Discovering whether addiction might be a concern for you is a pivotal step. Take a moment for self-reflection by exploring concise self-tests designed to understand the impact of your substance use and guide you towards potential avenues for support. Help is available.

Alcohol Assessment

The Alcohol Use Disorders Test is designed to evaluate alcohol consumption and its potential impact on an individual.

To provide accurate responses, it's important to note:

One drink is defined as one can of beer (12 oz or approximately 330 ml of 5% alcohol)
One glass of wine (5 oz or approximately 140 ml of 12% alcohol)
One shot of liquor (1.5 oz or approximately 40 ml of 40% alcohol)

Drug Abuse Screen Test

The Drug Abuse Screen Test is a ten-item, yes/no self-report inventory. It takes less than eight minutes to complete and can be used by both adults and older youths.

In the test, “drug abuse” refers to the use of prescribed or over-the-counter drugs in excess of directions, as well as to non-medical use of drugs. Various classes of drugs may include cannabis, solvents, tranquilizers, barbiturates, cocaine, stimulants, hallucinogens, or narcotics like heroin. These questions do not include alcoholic beverages.