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SUBSTANCE USE QUESTIONNAIRE Name: Date: Part I. Substance Abuse History Ever Used? Ever a Problem? Age of 1 st Use When last used? Alcohol Yes No Yes No Barbiturates or Yes No Yes No other sleeping pills Benzodiazapines Yes No Yes No (Valium, etc) Caffeine Yes No Yes No Cocaine Yes No Yes No Crack Yes No Yes No Ecstacy (MDMA) Yes No Yes No Ephedra Yes No Yes No Gasoline Yes No Yes No Glue Yes No Yes No Heroin Yes No Yes No Other inhalants Yes No Yes No (paint, white-out) LSD Yes No Yes No Marijuana or hashish Yes No Yes No Methadone Yes No Yes No Methamphetamine Yes No Yes No Mescaline Yes No Yes No Mushrooms Yes No Yes No Nicotine Yes No Yes No Nitrous Oxide Yes No Yes No Opiates (pain pills) Yes No Yes No Opium Yes No Yes No PCP Yes No Yes No Peyote Yes No Yes No Poppers Yes No Yes No Prescription drugs Yes No Yes No Psilocybin Yes No Yes No Quaaludes Yes No Yes No Seconaol (Reds) Yes No Yes No Speedballs Yes No Yes No Steroids Yes No Yes No Tuinol (Yellows) Yes No Yes No Please put a circle around any of the drugs above that you feel you are addicted to or dependent upon. 1

How did you get started using drugs/alcohol? When you consume alcohol, what do you usually drink (circle)? Beer Wine Vodka Gin Tequila Whiskey Scotch Rum Other: How many drinks do you usually have per day? How much (name of drug) do you usually have per day? Per week? Per week? How have you ingested (the drug)? Swallow Smoke Sniff Inject Mix with other What is the best thing about getting high? What is your favorite thing to do when drinking or using drugs? Are there any times you tend to use these substances less? More? When? Are there any times you have successfully stopped? When? For how long? How much do you spend each week on your drugs/alcohol? Do you usually drink/use drugs alone or with others? At home or elsewhere? What time of day do you usually start using drugs/drinking? Is there a pattern to your use? What effects does drinking/using drugs have on you? (circle) Feel happier Feel more important Feel more alert Reduces physical discomfort Increased irritability Less shy Think more clearly More creative Have more fun Reduce stress/tension Help to sleep Relax socially Express self more easily Avoid negative emotions (depression, anger, grief, boredom) Forget something that happened Concentrate better 2

Have you ever experienced any of the following symptoms when you use drugs or alcohol (circle)? Seizures Blackouts Hallucinations Paranoia Personality changes Decreased need for sleep Increased aggression Increased sexual arousal Severe weight loss Ulcers or other stomach problems Headaches Excessive bleeding Sinus problems Heart palpitations Suicidal thoughts Panic attacks Memory problems Depression Loss of sex drive Sex with strangers Other: Do you or have you ever experienced any physical symptoms when you try to stop drinking or use drugs? Yes No If so, which ones? Shakes/tremors Sweating Seizures Continuous vomiting Sleeplessness Disorientation Hallucinations Depression Hypersomnia Increased appetite Other: Do you gamble when you drink or use drugs? Yes No Is your gambling out of control or excessive? Yes No Have you ever had an eating disorder (bulimia, anorexia, obesity)? Yes No Part II: Family History Which family members have had a drug or alcohol problem (circle)? None Mother Father Brother(s) Sister(s) Stepparent Grandparent Uncle/Aunt How were you affected by your family member s drug abuse? Does in anyone in your current household use drugs or drink? Yes No If so, who? Do most of your friends drink or use drugs? Yes No 3

Part III: Consequences Related to Alcohol or Drug Use Please circle any problems that have persisted following your use of drugs or alcohol: Hepatitis or liver problems Persistent cough Hallucinations Strange thoughts Congestion or wheezing Heart problems Depression Mania Loss of sex drive Please circle any social or relationship problems that have resulted from your use of alcohol or drugs: Arguments with spouse or partner Thrown out of house Social isolation Arguments with parents or siblings Loss of friends Spouse or partner left you Other: Please circle any job or financial problems caused or worsened by your use of drugs or alcohol: Lost a job Less productive at work Behind in paying bills Late to work In debt Missed days at work Missed opportunities for raise or promotion Other: Please circle any legal problems caused or worsened by your use of alcohol or drugs: Arrest for possession Arrest for forging prescriptions Auto accident while intoxicated Arrested for assault Arrested for embezzlement or forgery Arrested for selling drugs Arrested for driving under the influence Arrested for theft or robbery Part IV: Treatment History Have you ever attended a 12-step program? Yes No Have you ever attended an outpatient program for drugs or alcohol? Yes No Have you ever been treated in an inpatient facility for drugs or alcohol? Yes No Have you ever been given a medication to help you abstain from drinking or using drugs? Yes No 4

Have you ever been treated in an emergency room for a drug overdose or alcohol poisoning? Yes No Have you ever made a suicide attempt while intoxicated or using? Yes No What is the longest you have been able to stop drinking/using drugs? How were you able to remain abstinent or sober this long? Why do you want to stop drinking or using drugs? What do you think will happen if you do not stop drinking or using drugs? Part V: True-False Questions 1. T F I drink/use drugs when I feel anxious. 2. T F I often try to hide or minimize my drinking/drug use. 3. T F Many of my friends drink or use drugs. 4. T F I sell, or used to sell drugs. 5. T F I would never consider going to a 12-step program. 6. T F Drinking or using drugs has never really caused me any problems. 7. T F I have tried to stop using drugs/drinking in the past. 8. T F I drink/use drugs when I feel depressed. 9. T F When I drink, I usually get drunk. 10. T F I feel more confident when I drink or use drugs. 11. T F Sometimes I use drugs or drink in the morning. 12. T F Friends or family have told me I should stop drinking or using drugs. 13. T F I spend too much time thinking about drinking or using drugs. 14. T F I become very anxious if I am unable to have a drink or do drugs. 5

15. T F I have never stolen in order to buy drugs or alcohol. 16. T F I am an alcoholic. 17. T F I am a drug addict. 18. T F I have experienced the need to use more drugs to get the effect I had the first time I used them. 19. T F If I stopped using drugs or drinking, I would lose many of my friends. 20. T F I am not a religious person. 21. T F I think better when I have a few drinks or use drugs. 22. T F I enjoy sex more when I m high. 23. T F Drinking or using drugs helps me forget about my problems and relax. 24. T F I have never used drugs and alcohol at the same time. 25. T F I have sometimes alternated taking uppers and downers. 6