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Alcohol use disorder assessment

Home Alcohol Use Disorder Assessment

How Much Is Too Much? 

The third leading preventable cause of death in the United States is from alcohol-related causes. Have you ever wondered if you or a loved one may be drinking too much and if treatment could help?  The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism defines “moderate” drinking as no more than 1 drink per day for women and no more than 2 drinks per day for men.

Answer a few questions to determine if your drinking is out of hand. 

Alcohol Use Assessment Quiz
Did you sometimes drink more, or for longer than you intended?
Have you wanted to stop drinking or been unsuccessful in trying to cut down or quit?
Do you spend a great deal of time using alcohol or recovering from its effects?
Do you have cravings or strong desires or urges for alcohol?
Has alcohol use led to problems with work, school or home obligations?
Have you continued to drink despite alcohol causing problems with others?
Have you decreased or given up social or recreational activities because of alcohol?
Do you use alcohol even when it could be physically hazardous?
Do you drink even though it may cause or worsen medical or psychological problems?
Do you seem to need more alcohol to achieve the same effects?
Do you have withdrawal symptoms when you markedly cut down or stop drinking?

Call us today at 877-520-9659 and get help now!

Our care advocates are available to answer any questions and discuss treatment options at Recovery Centers of America.

*Questions based on the DSM-5 Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders by the American Psychiatric Association

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