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Free Online AUDIT Assessment

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Instructions:

Please answer the following questions as honestly as possible. Your answers will help identify whether your alcohol consumption may be harmful to your health.
NeverMonthly or less2–4 times a month2–3 times a week4 or more times a week

Why Should I Take an Alcohol Assessment?

An alcohol assessment gives you a clear picture of how drinking affects your life. Many people wonder if their habits are normal or if they’ve crossed into risky territory. This type of screening helps you understand your relationship with alcohol without judgment. It takes just a few minutes and provides feedback about whether you might benefit from making changes. Taking an assessment is often the first step towards better health and wellbeing.

What Is an Alcohol Screening Test?

An alcohol screening test is a series of questions that look at your drinking patterns and any problems they might cause. The AUDIT (Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test) is one of the most trusted tools used worldwide. It asks about how much and how often you drink, whether you’ve struggled to control your drinking, and if alcohol has caused issues in your daily life. The questions are straightforward and based on research into how alcohol affects people over time.

 

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How Do I Assess My Alcohol Consumption Accurately?

To assess your alcohol consumption honestly, think about a typical week or month rather than your best or worst moments. The assessment will ask you about several key areas:

  • How often you drink and how much you typically consume
  • Times when you’ve drunk more than you planned or couldn’t stop once you started
  • Whether you’ve needed a morning drink to get yourself going
  • Feelings of guilt or remorse after drinking
  • Memory blackouts or forgetting what happened while drinking
  • Whether drinking has caused injuries or concerned others

 

Remember that a standard drink is smaller than what most pubs pour. Be truthful with your answers because the assessment only works if you’re honest with yourself. Nobody else sees your responses unless you choose to share them.

Can I Test If I Have a Problem With Alcohol Online?

Yes, you can use an online alcohol assessment tool to understand if your drinking might be problematic. Modern assessments look at a spectrum from low-risk drinking through to alcohol dependence. An online screening test shows where you fall on that spectrum and whether you should consider speaking to someone. These tools are confidential and give you results straight away. They’re designed to help you make informed decisions about your health without any judgment or pressure.

Is an Online Alcohol Assessment as Good as Seeing a Doctor?

No, an online alcohol assessment is a helpful starting point but it’s not a replacement for medical advice. These screening tools use the same questions that doctors and therapists use in their initial appointments. They can tell you if you should be concerned and might benefit from professional support. If your results suggest moderate to high risk, that’s when you should book an appointment with your GP or an addiction specialist. Think of the online test as a useful first step that helps you understand your situation before deciding what to do next.

What Happens After I Complete the Alcohol Screening Test?

After you complete the alcohol screening test, you’ll receive immediate feedback about your drinking patterns. The results explain what your score means and whether you’re in a low, medium or high risk category. You’ll also get practical suggestions tailored to your situation. This might include tips for cutting down, information about support services, or guidance on when to seek professional help. Your results are completely private and you can take the test as many times as you like to track changes over time.

Who am I contacting?

Calls and contact requests are answered by our admissions team at Help 4 Addiction. We work with a network of addiction rehabs throughout the UK and also some internationally. We do not own any of these clinics and we receive payment for our referral services.

We look forward to helping you take your first step.

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