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Alcohol Use Test

- FREE SELF-SCREENING TOOL

Alcohol Use Test

Wondering If Your Drinking Habit Has Become Something More?

The drink that's become a nightly given, the "just one more" that keeps happening; this can be hard to see clearly from the inside. This quick screening tool helps you recognise patterns consistent with alcohol dependence, so you can decide whether it's worth speaking with a professional. Takes just a few minutes.

Disclaimer: This test is intended for informational purposes only and should not replace a clinical diagnosis. If you have ongoing mental health concerns, consult a professional for a comprehensive assessment.

AT A GLANCE

Early awareness 20 Questions

Based on a recognised Alcohol Use screening tool

Short Quiz

Quick to complete, instant results

- Alcohol Use TEST FORM -

Alcohol Use Self-Screening Questionnaire

Please answer each question as honestly as possible based on how you have felt over the past 6 months.

Alcohol Test Form

Step 1 of 6 - Personal Information

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
How often do you have a drink containing alcohol?(Required)
How often do you drink more alcohol than you intended to?(Required)
How often do you have six or more standard drinks on one occasion?(Required)
During the past year, how often have you found that you were not able to stop drinking once you had started?(Required)

- ABOUT THE TEST

The Clinical Basis For This Alcohol Screening Test

This self-screening tool draws on principles from validated clinical instruments used to assess alcohol use, such as the AUDIT (Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test), widely used by GPs and mental health professionals. It's designed to help you reflect on your drinking patterns, not diagnose you.

The questions look at the same core markers clinicians assess: how much you drink and how often, whether you've tried to cut back, how much you think about drinking when you're not, and what it's cost you, socially, physically or otherwise, when you have. What matters isn't a single heavy night; it's the pattern over time.

What This Test Looks At

Frequency and quantity of drinking, attempts to cut back or stop, and the impact alcohol has had on your health, relationships, or day-to-day life.

A Starting Point, Not a Label

Your score flags whether your drinking has crossed into a pattern worth addressing. It doesn't define you.

A Clear Way Forward

If your results suggest a possible concern, HelloDoc can connect you with a psychologist or psychiatrist to work through it properly.

- YOUR SCORE EXPLAINED -

What Your Alcohol Test Score Actually Tells You

The goal here is simple: understanding what's actually going on with your drinking before it gets harder to unpack.

Low Likelihood

Minimal Signs Reported

Your answers don’t point to a pattern of concern right now, though drinking habits can change over time.

Moderate Likelihood

Some Signs Present

Your drinking may be tightening its grip more than you’d like. Worth raising with a psychologist or your GP.

Higher Likelihood

Signs Consistent With Addiction

Your answers reflect a substance use pattern likely affecting more of your life. We recommend booking an assessment soon.

Whatever Your Alcohol Test Score, Support Is Available

Speak with a registered psychologist or psychiatrist at HelloDoc, in confidence and without judgement.

- FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

A few honest answers before you begin your alcohol addiction screening test.

Is this alcohol addiction test a diagnosis?

No. This is a screening tool only. Alcohol addiction is complex and can present differently from person to person; only a formal assessment with a qualified professional can confirm a diagnosis.

About 2 to 5 minutes for 20 questions. Answer based on your first instinct rather than overthinking; it’s usually the most accurate response.

A higher score doesn’t confirm alcohol addiction, but it’s a sign worth taking seriously. We’d recommend booking an assessment with one of our psychologists or psychiatrists, in confidence and without judgement.

Ready To Take The Next Step?

Take the alcohol self-screening test or schedule a telehealth consultation with our psychiatrists/psychologists.