A private family decision tool
Intervention Readiness Assessment
Answer eight practical questions about impact, escalation, treatment refusal, and family response. You will receive an educational next-step guide—not a diagnosis.
Identify whether the pattern calls for preparation, a professional consultation, or prompt intervention planning.
Private by design: your answers stay in this browser and are not submitted or stored. This educational tool does not diagnose a condition or replace professional assessment.
Your decision guide
Build clarity before urgency builds
The current answers suggest early professional guidance may help the family define the pattern, align communication, and decide what evidence would trigger a stronger response.
Your decision guide
A structured family consultation is warranted
Multiple parts of the system are being affected. A private consultation can clarify leverage, boundaries, participants, safety, and whether formal intervention preparation should begin.
Your decision guide
Prompt intervention planning may be appropriate
The pattern appears entrenched or escalating. Do not improvise a confrontation. Prepare the family, assess risk, identify care, and build a plan for acceptance and refusal.
True emergency? Call 911 for overdose, imminent danger, violence, or a life-threatening medical emergency. Call or text 988 for suicide or mental-health crisis support in the United States.
Common questions
Does a high result prove someone has an addiction?
No. The result reflects the family pattern you reported and cannot diagnose any medical, psychiatric, or substance-use condition.
Are my answers stored?
No. The assessment is calculated inside your browser and does not submit or retain your answers.
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