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The document is an assessment tool for adults seeking treatment for substance use disorders, based on the ASAM Criteria. It includes sections for demographic information, substance use history, medical conditions, emotional and behavioral issues, readiness to change, relapse potential, and recovery environment. The tool aims to evaluate the severity of the individual's condition across multiple dimensions to determine appropriate treatment levels and facilitate referrals to relevant services.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the assessment paper version in the editor.
Begin by filling out the demographic information section. Enter your name, date, phone number, and address. Indicate if it’s okay to leave a voicemail.
Proceed to provide details about your medical history and current symptoms. This includes answering questions about substance use history and any medical conditions you may have.
In the dimensions section, carefully assess and rate your substance use, emotional health, and readiness to change by selecting the appropriate severity levels.
Complete additional comments sections as needed for clarity on your situation. Ensure all fields are filled accurately before submission.
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