Alcohol and Drug Addiction Screening Tests
The same validated screening tools used in clinics worldwide. Each takes 1 to 5 minutes and gives an instant result with recommended next steps. Your answers are never stored or sent anywhere. Content reviewed by Dr. Pichayut Kasempukdeepong (Psychiatrist).
Substance use and behavioural addictions
For people who drink, use substances, smoke, or gamble, assessing themselves for the problem they are worried about
Alcohol screening test (AUDIT)
For The person who drinks, about themselves · 2 minutes
The WHO AUDIT questionnaire: 10 questions showing whether your drinking is low risk, hazardous, harmful, or possibly dependent, with next steps. Nothing stored.
Start the test ›Substance use screening test (ASSIST)
For The person who uses substances, about themselves · 3–5 minutes
The WHO ASSIST screening test rates your risk for each substance you use, including meth, cannabis, ketamine, heroin, kratom, alcohol and tobacco. Nothing stored.
Start the test ›Nicotine dependence test (Fagerström)
For Smokers and vapers, about themselves · 1 minute
The 6-question Fagerström test measures nicotine dependence from cigarettes or vapes. One minute, five levels, and advice on quitting. Nothing stored.
Start the test ›Problem gambling test (PGSI)
For People who gamble, about themselves · 2 minutes
The 9-question PGSI problem gambling screen. Two minutes to see whether your lottery, casino, sports or online betting is low risk, moderate risk or a problem.
Start the test ›Mental health
Depression and anxiety often go together with substance use. Screening them together helps plan complete treatment
Depression screening test (2Q 9Q)
For Anyone who suspects they may be depressed, about themselves · 2 minutes
The 2Q screen and 9Q depression questionnaire from Thailand's Department of Mental Health, comparable to the PHQ-9. Two minutes, four severity levels. Nothing stored.
Start the test ›Anxiety screening test (GAD-7)
For Anyone who suspects they worry too much, about themselves · 1 minute
The GAD-7 anxiety questionnaire: 7 questions, one minute, four severity levels covering generalised anxiety, panic and social anxiety. Nothing stored.
Start the test ›Assessments for families
Answer on behalf of someone you are worried about, and assess how much their problem affects your life and how you are coping
Family screening test (Family CAGE-AID)
For Family members, answering about the person they are worried about · 1 minute
A 4-question screening test family members answer about a loved one, to see whether their drinking or drug use is a concern. Instant result, nothing stored.
Start the test ›Family impact assessment
For Family members or close others of someone who uses · 2 minutes
A 12-question assessment for families: how a loved one's drinking or drug use affects your life, finances, relationships and wellbeing. Nothing stored.
Start the test ›Family coping assessment
For Family members or close others of someone who uses · 2 minutes
A 12-question assessment showing which of 4 coping styles you use when a loved one drinks or uses drugs, and what helps in the long run. Nothing stored.
Start the test ›What these tests can tell you
All of them are preliminary screening tools based on international standards, not a diagnosis. The result helps you decide whether it is time to talk to a professional, and whether to start with outpatient care at Piti Clinic in Bangkok or residential treatment at Day One in Nakhon Nayok.
- Alcohol screening test (AUDIT): the World Health Organization's 10-question test, answered by the person who drinks, with four result levels.
- Substance use screening test (ASSIST): the World Health Organization's test that rates risk for each substance separately, including meth, ice, cannabis, ketamine, heroin, kratom, alcohol, and tobacco.
- Nicotine dependence (Fagerström) for cigarettes and vapes, and problem gambling (PGSI), for behavioural addictions.
- Depression (9Q) from Thailand's Department of Mental Health and anxiety (GAD-7), for mental health problems that commonly accompany substance use.
- Family screening test (Family CAGE-AID): a relative answers on behalf of the person they are worried about, without waiting for that person to take a test themselves.
- Family impact and family coping assessments: for relatives to see how much the problem is affecting their own life, and whether the way they are responding helps in the long run.
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