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Self Tests

Ask yourself the following questions:

  • Do you lose time from work due to drinking/drugging?
  • Is drinking/drugging making your home life unhappy?
  • Do you drink/drug because you are shy with other people?
  • Is drinking/drugging affecting your reputation?
  • Have you ever felt remorse after drinking/drugging?
  • Have you gotten into financial trouble as a result of drinking/drugging?
  • Do you turn to people you normally don't associate with when drinking/drugging?
  • Does your drinking/drugging make you careless of your family's welfare?
  • Has your ambition decreased since drinking/drugging?
  • Do you crave a drink/drug at a definite time daily?
  • Do you want to drink/drug the next morning?
  • Does your drinking/drugging cause you to have difficulty sleeping?
  • Has your efficiency decreased since drinking/drugging?
  • Is drinking/drugging jeopardizing your job or business?
  • Do you drink/drug to escape worries or troubles?
  • Do you drink/drug alone?
  • Have you every had a memory loss as a result of drinking/drugging?
  • Has a physician ever treated you for drinking/drugging?
  • Do you drink/drug to build up your self-confidence?
  • Have you ever been to a hospital or institution because of drinking/drugging?

Scoring: If you answered "yes" to:

  • 1 of the questions, you may have an alcoholism/drug addiction.
  • 2 questions, chances are that you have an alcoholism/drug addiction.
  • 3 or more, you definitely have the disease of alcoholism/drug addiction.

If you think you may have a problem with alcohol or drugs, call NCADA at 314.962.3456 and speak with one of our counselors.

 

 
     
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