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Alcohol Use Disorder Self-Assessment

Am I Experiencing Alcohol Use Disorder?

Our alcohol use disorder quiz can help you understand the severity of your or a loved one’s potential alcohol addiction. While only a doctor or addiction specialist can provide a formal diagnosis, this quiz can be a helpful first step in your recovery journey.

Alcohol addiction is a complex condition. Healthcare professionals use the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 5th Edition (DSM-5) to assess whether someone meets the criteria for alcohol use disorder (AUD). This self-assessment helps you recognize your behaviors with alcohol and assess the potential for alcohol use disorder (AUD).

 

Please read the following questions carefully and select the response that best describes you. Your responses will remain confidential and anonymous.

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Do you often drink more than you planned or for a longer period than you intended?

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Do you want to cut down or control your alcohol use?

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Do you feel strong urges or cravings to drink?

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Have friends or family members mentioned your drinking habits?

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Have you stopped participating in hobbies, social events, or work that were once important to you because of alcohol use?

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Has your alcohol use ever caused you to miss or fail to meet responsibilities at work, home, or school?

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Have you continued drinking despite the social or relationship problems caused by alcohol?

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Have you continued drinking even though it has caused or worsened physical or mental health problems (e.g., depression, anxiety, liver disease, high blood pressure)?

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Have you repeatedly used alcohol in situations where it was hazardous, like while driving or operating machinery?

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Do you spend a significant amount of time obtaining, using, or recovering from alcohol?

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Have you noticed that alcohol has less of an effect on you than it used to, or that you need to drink more to feel the desired effects?

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When you try to cut back or stop drinking, do you experience uncomfortable physical or mental symptoms?

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Alcohol Use Disorder Self-Assessment FAQs

These 12 “yes” and “no” questions are based on the criteria for alcohol use disorder (AUD) outlined in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5), which healthcare professionals use to diagnose those struggling with alcohol addiction.

This quiz is an informational tool designed to help you assess your behaviors related to alcohol. It is not a diagnosis.

Yes, this is a free, confidential self-assessment for Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) that helps you determine if you may be misusing alcohol, abusing it, or experiencing symptoms of alcoholism.

There is no obligation to enter contact information to view your results. However, you can contact our admissions team to learn about addiction treatment options. They can answer any questions about rehab facilities near you, insurance benefits, and more.

You can find the contact number at the bottom of the page.

Our alcohol use disorder self-assessment acknowledges your alcohol use and behaviors and may address the physical, mental, and behavioral signs of alcohol addiction.

Sample questions from the evaluation include: 

  1. Do you often drink more than you planned or for a longer period than you intended?
  2. Do you often drink more than you planned or for a longer period than you intended?
  3. Have friends or family members expressed concern about your drinking habits?
  4. Have you repeatedly used alcohol in situations where it was hazardous, such as while driving or operating machinery?

This is a free, confidential self-assessment for alcoholism. Any personal information you enter into this quiz will be shared with our team. However, you can reach out to our admissions team to learn more about treatment options and receive a personalized addiction treatment plan tailored to your unique needs.

You can find the contact number at the bottom of the page.

If you or a loved one is experiencing alcohol use disorders, Tree House Recovery can help you find treatment today. Call (910) 812-1728 to learn more about our addiction rehabs in Wilmington, NC.