Take a Drug/Alcohol Addiction Self Test

For the most accurate results, please answer each of the following questions as truthfully as possible:

Do I have an addiction to drugs or alcohol?

For the most accurate results, please answer each of the following questions as truthfully as possible:

1. Has a friend, family member, co-worker or your doctor expressed concerns that they think you have a problem?
2. Are your family members and friends saying they wish you could be the way you used to be?
3. Have you decided to stop using alcohol or drugs juts to find you’ve started again?
4. Do you become annoyed or irritated when others talk to you about their concerns?
5. Have you ever hidden drugs or alcohol from friends and/or family or have you hid a “secret” emergency supply of alcohol or drugs?
6. Have you ever driven under the influence of alcohol or drugs?
7. Have you ever blacked out while drinking or using?
8. Do you set limits on yourself with the amount you plan to drink and then find it difficult to follow your own limit?
9. Have you ever endangered yourself by buying off the street?
10. Have you ever sold favors for drugs?
11. Have you ever not been able to remember how you got home?
12. Have you felt great remorse over things you have done while under the influence of drugs or alcohol?
13. Have you told yourself repeatedly this is the last time?
14. Do you cancel or just not turn up for appointments and meetings when drinking?
15. Have your children ever asked what is wrong with you?
16. Have you ever lost a job because of your inability to perform?
17. Do you lie about your alcohol consumption or drug use?
18. Do you find that you are able to drink more than you used to?
19. Do you find it impossible to stop for any prolonged period of time?
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