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DRUG ADDICTION SELF-EVALUATION QUESTIONNAIRE
The first big step to realizing any type of recovery is first admitting there is a problem. At Williamsburg Place and the William J. Farley Center, we understand how difficult it can be for people to come to this reckoning. Some addicts may live in denial for a long time, and not realize help is needed before it is too late.
We encourage to study these questions and see how many apply to you and your current lifestyle. If you answer yes to any of them, chances are you have a problem with drug addiction that must be addressed. Please call (800.582.3066) or email us if this is the case. Over five thousand good people just like you already have.
- Are you feeling depressed about the direction your life is taking?
- Are your thoughts more occupied with doing drugs than anything else?
- Have you ever stopped to ask yourself if something is wrong?
- Has a friend, loved one, or employer expressed concern over your behavior?
- Has your job or school performance suffered? Are you in danger of getting fired or failing?
- Has your sex drive significantly declined?
- Have relationships with friends and family become estranged?
- Do you feel the need to use drugs in order to feel good or have a good time?
- Are you having trouble paying bills or rent?
- Are you not being honest with others when they ask about your habits?
- Do you downplay your drug use to friends and loved ones?
- Do you use drugs as a means of coping with stress?
- Have you found yourself doing things you wouldn't normally do (stealing, etc.) to get money?
- Do you feel alone, that nobody understands you?
Know this: you are never alone! If you have answered yes to any or all of the above questions, now is the time to contact Williamsburg Place at 800-582-6066 to discuss your options. Don't wait to make the call. Get help now. |
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