Self-assessment test
The self-assessment is based on the ASSIST* questionnaire. It asks questions about your use of meth, as well as other drugs. It is definitely not a diagnostic test, nor is it intended to replace a real assessment from a health professional, but it's a good place to start. It will take about 5 minutes, and even though it seems like some questions are repeated, it's really worth taking the time to finish it. Your answers are totally anonymous so this is a great opportunity to be really honest with yourself.
Only have a minute or would prefer to do a 'meth only' test? Why not take the short meth test instead.
Click the button that seems most like your experience. When you've finished, you'll get a score for each drug and you'll find out what your score means. The feedback sheet can be printed out if you want to keep a record of your progress, or you might want to show it to a counsellor at some time in the future.
Please go to the Want to help yourself? page when you've finished the test, so you can be guided to the self-help pages that will be be the most helpful to you.
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*The Alcohol, Smoking and Substance Involvement Screening Test (ASSIST). WHO ASSIST Working Group (2002). World Health Organisation. Reproduced with permission.