The following self-assessment—and those that follow—are meant for educational purposes only. They are not intended to be used to self-diagnose any condition. Only a licensed healthcare professional can give a complete substance use assessment and diagnosis. Instead, these questionnaires are designed to assist you with examining your behaviors and the nature of your substance use or the substance use of a loved one.
Please read the following 11 yes or no questions carefully and answer as honestly as you can. Your responses remain anonymous and confidential.
Are you worried about yourself or a loved one?
Disclaimer: Only a medical or clinical professional may diagnose a substance use disorder. This self-assessment is not a diagnostic tool and should not be used as such. The assessment may serve as an indicator of a potential addiction but should not replace a diagnosis from a professional treatment provider.
Your results indicate that you may meet the diagnostic criteria for a substance use disorder, though only a doctor or addiction treatment professional may provide such a diagnosis. If you feel your use of drugs or alcohol is impacting your life negatively and want help, we're here. Treatment for addiction has helped millions of people who struggle with substance use get their lives back on track.
1. American Psychiatric Association. (2013). Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders (5th ed.). Arlington, VA: American Psychiatric Association.
Your recovery journey starts even before you step through our doors. We begin with a confidential pre-arrival assessment via phone or video conference with a member of our international therapy team. This helps us understand your history of substance use, mental health concerns, past treatments, and any specific challenges you are facing. With this insight, we create a tailored dual diagnosis in psychiatry treatment plan from day one, designed around your needs, not just your symptoms.
The moment you arrive, your comfort and safety become our top priority. You will undergo a full evaluation by our medical and psychiatric team to assess both your physical and mental state. If you need medical detox, it will be arranged in collaboration with our hospital partners under full supervision. Once stable, detox continues at Samarpan with 24/7 nursing care, ensuring you’re supported at every stage of the process.
At this dual diagnosis treatment centre, we believe in treating the whole person. That’s why all clients receive a complete medical check-up, bloodwork, liver and kidney tests, EKG, and more at no extra cost. These results guide our clinical decisions and help us deliver safe, personalised care throughout your stay.
Therapy is the heart of dual diagnosis treatment. You will receive approximately 70 hours of clinician-led sessions every month, combining individual therapy, group therapy sessions, and psychiatric support. We treat both your addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, trauma, or PTSD, ensuring nothing is left untreated. Therapies may include CBT, EMDR, Motivational Interviewing, and more, depending on your unique needs.
Our goal is to empower you with tools for life beyond the rehabilitation centre. Through relapse prevention strategies, emotional regulation techniques, and behavior change practices, you’llrecovery plan, rooted in your goals, strengths, and daily challenges.
Your connection with Samarpan does not end when your residential treatment does. Whether you live in Pune, Mumbai, or anywhere else in India or abroad, we provide structured continuing care: virtual therapy sessions, check-ins, and relapse prevention planning. Our continuing care ensures that you are not alone in this journey.
At Samarpan Recovery, we provide comprehensive and personalised care for individuals dealing with co-occurring disorders and substance use disorders. Our approach goes far beyond standard rehab. We focus on integrated healing, emotional wellness, and sustainable recovery through evidence-based therapies and psychiatric care.
If you or a loved one is experiencing dual withdrawal symptoms, don’t wait.
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