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Alcoholism & Drug Addiction Self-Test

The Alcoholism and Drug Addiction Self-Test will help you to objectively observe your own behaviors and may help you to get on the right course. Take a few moments to answer each question honestly - your self-test is completely anonymous.
Please answer every question and then click "Go" at the bottom of the page to proceed to your results and recommendations.
I use illegal substances, inhalants or non-prescribed doses of prescription drugs.
I sometimes exceed the recommended dose of over-the-counter medications, such as painkillers, diet pills, sleep aids, laxatives or cold medicines.
I have been told I drink too much.
Some of my closest friends are recreational drinkers or users.
I sometimes hide my drinking or using from my family, my employer or law officers.
In the past year, I have done some things I regret doing while I was drinking or using.
I've promised to quit, but I've broken that promise.
Drinking or using isn't as much fun as it used to be.
I sometimes drink or use because I'm depressed or lonely.
I sometimes drink or use to cope with difficult people or because I'm angry.
My drinking or using has caused financial problems.
My drinking or using has caused problems in my closest relationships.
My drinking or using has caused problems at work or school.
My drinking or using has caused problems with my health.
My day revolves around daydreaming about getting, using and recuperating from drinking or using.
I sometimes feel guilty for drinking or using.
My family history includes people with problems with alcohol or drugs.
When I have tried to quit, I experienced withdrawal effects.
I need to drink or use just to get going each day.
My life feels out of control because of my drinking or using.