Does My Teen Have A Substance Use Disorder? Take the Teen SUD Quiz

This quick quiz is designed for parents of teens who notice their adolescent is exhibiting signs of substance use. Answer each question honestly to see whether the patterns you’re seeing match common symptoms associated with a substance use disorder.

This quiz is not a formal assessment and does not provide a clinical diagnosis. The results will offer insights and suggestions for next steps.

If your teen has mentioned self-harm or you have serious concerns about their safety, dial 988 right away.

The quiz will only take a few minutes, and you'll receive your results via email.

1 / 10

Does your child sleep until late in the day, and/or have trouble falling asleep at night?

Yes

2 / 10

Have they lost interest in activities and hobbies they used to enjoy?

Yes

3 / 10

Is their room messy and disorganized, and/or have they become less attentive to their personal grooming?

Yes

4 / 10

Have you noticed any physical signs of substance use, such as bloodshot eyes, runny nose, or hand tremors?

Yes

5 / 10

Have you noticed any significant changes in their weight or eating habits?

Yes

6 / 10

Do they tend to withdraw into their room, stay on their phone constantly, and avoid interacting with you?

Yes

7 / 10

Do they have a new friend group that includes kids you've never met?

Yes

8 / 10

Do they have extreme mood swings from one day or even hour to the next?

Yes

9 / 10

Are their grades in school slipping and/or are they missing assignments?

Yes

10 / 10

Do they ask you for money but don’t specify why they need it?

Yes

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