Am I an Alcoholic Test - Fast Free Alcohol Screening Test

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Introduction to the Alcoholism Self-Assessment

Alcoholism can be a stealthy and powerful adversary, with roots in personal, family, and environmental factors. This updated screening tool aims to shed light on patterns of alcohol consumption that might be detrimental. Designed for both individuals and professionals, the assessment captures a holistic view of one's relationship with alcohol.

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1. Do you try to avoid family or close friends while you are drinking?

2. Do you drink heavily when you are disappointed, under pressure or have had a quarrel with someone?

3. Can you handle more alcohol now than when you first started to drink?

4. Have you ever been unable to remember part of the previous evening, even though your friends say you didn't pass out?

5. When drinking with other people, do you try to have a few extra drinks when others won't know about it?

6. Do you sometimes feel uncomfortable if alcohol is not available?

7. Are you more in a hurry to get your first drink of the day than you used to be?

8. Do you sometimes feel a little guilty about your drinking?

9. Has a family member or close friend expressed concern or complained about your drinking?

10. Have you been having more memory blackouts recently?

11. Do you often want to continue drinking after your friends say they've had enough?

12. Do you usually have a reason for the occasions when you drink heavily?

13. When you're sober, do you sometimes regret things you did or said while drinking?

14. Have you tried switching brands or drinks, or following different plans to control your drinking?

15. Have you sometimes failed to keep promises you made to yourself about controlling or cutting down on your drinking?

16. Have you ever had a DWI driving while intoxicated or DUI driving under the influence of alcohol violation, or any other legal problem related to your drinking?

17. Are you having more financial, work, school, and/or family problems as a result of your drinking?

18. Has your physician ever advised you to cut down on your drinking?

19. Do you eat very little or irregularly during the periods when you are drinking?

20. Do you sometimes have the shakes in the morning and find that it helps to have a little drink, tranquilizer or medication of some kind?

21. Have you recently noticed that you can't drink as much as you used to?

22. Do you sometimes stay drunk for several days at a time?

23. After periods of drinking do you sometimes see or hear things that aren't there?

24. Have you ever gone to anyone for help about your drinking?

25. Do you ever feel depressed or anxious before, during or after periods of heavy drinking?

26. Have any of your blood relatives ever had a problem with alcohol?

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*Submission of this assessment does not qualify nor exclude you from our Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Program.This is provided as a preliminary screening to assess the extent of current and past alcoholism.

Testimonials

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Hear directly from those who've walked the path of recovery with us and experienced life-changing breakthroughs.

Dan Callahan

2022-06-08

This is undoubtedly the best addiction treatment center in the nation. Prescott house does it right, they are professional and caring. The therapists are knowledgeable in the field of addiction and insightful! They assisted my family when we needed it most and they came through when others didn’t. My son recently celebrated 13 months drug and alcohol free! Thank you Prescott House team!

Christian Anderson

2022-02-21

If you're looking for a fresh start and a life building experience. This is the place. Not only is the town of Prescott a beautiful town, the staff at Prescott House are welcoming and clearly have a passion for what they do.I arrived at the Prescott House at the start of 2021 and stayed for both the inpatient and outpatient (aftercare) program. The experienced and professional staff helped me look into things that I never thought of and turn me on to a much more healthy life style.

Elizabeth Galbiso

2022-02-21

This is a wonderful location for men, looking for long term sobriety. The staff at the center, truly do care for the patients, they are also treated like family. The staff will go out of their way, to make the men feel welcome and at home. They will receive wonderful treatment and counseling, with a clinical team. The staff will also do whatever possible to help the men out financially, if possible. I would highly recommend this treatment center for any man, truly looking for recovery.

Ian Henyon

2021-11-03

I went to Prescott House a broken man. I didn’t want to go and I didn’t think I needed it. Thank goodness my parents were strong enough to hold that boundary with me. It was the hardest thing I’ve ever done, but this program provided me the structure and therapy I needed to live a better life where I was no longer a slave to substance use. I will forever be grateful for everyone at Prescott House.

Laura Herrmann

2021-10-19

As an employee of a high acuity detox in Arizona, I love working with the Prescott House! The entire staff are alumni of the facility, so they have the expertise and life experience that really makes the difference between the Prescott House and other long term treatment centers in the country. The work they do is nothing short of a miracle!

Kyle Wells

2021-10-17

This place saved life. It was it easy by any means but it was exactly what I needed. I can here after I did a 45 inpatient treatment facility and this place really helped me further my recovery. He also helped me get reintegrated into society so when I was able to leave getting a job wasn’t as stressful or anything of that nature. All the staff and counselors are awesome. The meetings out in that area are great, there is not one you can’t find and sometime of the day. If you are planning on a year or so treatment facility for transitional living I would suggest AFTER a 29-45 inpatient program I would suggest P-House, call and reach out to Geoff Patterson and he will guide you in the right direction! If I could give this place more that 5 starts I would!!!! 10 ⭐️!

Roderick Brown

2021-10-02

I can’t thank The P House enough for what it did in my journey. I was in my late forties when I walked into the house. My life had crumbled all around me and I wanted to change my behaviors. After 30 days in a treatment center, I knew I needed something more to make a real change but didn’t know what that would look like. The Prescott House was recommended and after some quick research I committed to 3 months. I left my family and kids to take the chance to change my life. Needless to say, 7 months later, I completed the recovery program they had set for me, and I needed every day of it. Recovery is not a course or a quick fix, it’s a commitment and in my case lots of humility which I was reminded daily I had very little of…lol

Dan Schneider

2021-10-07

Without Prescott House, I would be in jail, an institution, and surely dead. They taught me how to live life on life's terms, not my own. Thank you for helping me save me from myself!

Benjamin Tuttle

2021-01-27

The Prescott House saved my life. I had struggled with addiction and mental illness for most of my adult life and when I arrived at the P House I was desperate for help. When I arrived I was shocked by the circumstances I had found myself in, but the professionalism, friendliness, and competency of the staff helped the transition be as smooth as possible. The community of men was always supportive and welcoming and the quality of therapy was unparalleled. At the P House I learned to shed my shame and also learned to love myself and others by feeling fully accepted by everyone in the community. I honestly can't recommend the program enough - it works if you work it!

Jane G

2020-10-20

I had a strong response to this Spring’s news of a pandemic: Our adult son is not on the street. The thought came to me again and again. Our adult son is not on the street. He is safe. He is healthy. He has the love of a good woman and a precious son. He is serving others as an essential worker. His father and I cannot imagine these last years being possible without his stay at Prescott House. Short-term rehab had not been enough to allow him to heal and begin the journey to the man he is today. The skillful staff at Prescott House provided a living model of life in recovery and the structure and support to pass their knowledge on to our son. They supported us as parents with compassion and gave us hope.

FAQ

Alcohol Screening Test FAQs

What is an alcohol screening test?

An alcohol screening test is a tool designed to assess an individual’s drinking habits and determine whether they may have an alcohol use disorder or be at risk for developing one. It helps identify patterns of alcohol consumption and assesses the potential negative consequences associated with drinking.

Why should I take an alcohol screening test?

Taking an alcohol screening test can provide valuable insights into your drinking habits and help you understand whether your alcohol consumption is within healthy limits. It can also identify potential risks or problems associated with your drinking and guide you toward seeking appropriate help or making necessary changes.

How does an alcohol screening test work?

An alcohol screening test typically consists of a series of questions that assess various aspects of your alcohol consumption. These questions may inquire about the frequency and quantity of your drinking, any negative consequences or problems experienced due to alcohol, and your personal perception of your drinking habits. Your answers are evaluated to determine the likelihood of an alcohol use disorder or the need for further evaluation.

Are alcohol screening tests accurate?

Alcohol screening tests can provide a preliminary assessment of your alcohol consumption and potential risks. While they are generally reliable, they are not definitive diagnostic tools. If your screening test indicates a potential issue, it’s recommended to seek a comprehensive evaluation from a healthcare professional for a more accurate diagnosis.

How can I access an alcohol screening test?

Alcohol screening tests are widely available and can be accessed through various sources. You can find them online on reputable websites, or you may consult with a healthcare professional who can administer the test in person. Additionally, many alcohol addiction support organizations or helplines offer free screening tests over the phone.

Can an alcohol screening test be taken anonymously?

Yes, many alcohol screening tests can be taken anonymously to ensure your privacy, maintain confidentiality, allowing you to obtain results and guidance without disclosing personal information.

What should I do if an alcohol screening test suggests a problem?

If an alcohol screening test suggests a potential issue with your drinking habits, it’s important to seek further evaluation and support. Consider reaching out to a healthcare professional, such as a doctor or addiction specialist, who can provide a comprehensive assessment and recommend appropriate treatment options or interventions.

Can an alcohol screening test help me determine if I need treatment?

While an alcohol screening test can indicate whether you may have an alcohol use disorder or be at risk, it is not a substitute for a professional diagnosis. However, it can serve as an essential first step in recognizing potential problems and prompting you to seek further evaluation from a qualified healthcare professional who can determine the need for treatment based on a comprehensive assessment of your situation.

Do urine drug screens test for alcohol?

Standard urine drug screens typically do not test for alcohol. Urine drug screens are primarily designed to detect the presence of specific drugs or their metabolites in the urine, such as illicit substances like cocaine, marijuana, opioids, amphetamines, and benzodiazepines.

Can glucose affect an alcohol screening test?

Glucose consumption should not significantly affect the results of an alcohol screening test. Alcohol screening tests typically aim to detect the presence of ethanol or its metabolites in the body, which is not influenced by glucose levels.

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