Self-Assessments
Tools to help individuals assess their substance-related risk.
Purpose
These self-assessments are offered with the intention of empowering individuals to gauge their risk of experiencing substance-related difficulties. If you have questions about them or experience technical difficulties, please reach out to our office.
Assessments
Understanding your relationship to a substance isn’t as simple as a single score. If you’re interested in another way to reflect on the role a substance plays in your life, try one of the resources below.
- Four tips to help you reflect on your relationship with substances from UC Boulder
- More to come!
If there is another type of assessment you’d like to see available, please reach out to healthed@lclark.edu.
Limitations
These screening tools are not intended to serve as a substitute for a complete substance use evaluation. If you feel that it would be beneficial for you to receive substance-related support, please speak with a healthcare provider.
Support for Lewis & Clark students is available through:
- Health Promotion & Wellness: healthed@lclark.edu or (503)768-8225
- Student Counseling Center: counsel@lclark.edu or (503)768-7160
- Student Health Center: health@lclark.edu or (503)768-7165
Health Promotion and Wellness is located in room 110 of Fowler on the Undergraduate Campus.
MSC: 182
email healthed@lclark.edu
voice 503-768-8225
fax 503-768-8223
Director:
Michelle Callahan (she/her)
Graduate Assistants, 23-24 SY:
Elena Perrine (she/her)
Grant Stanaway (he/him)
Health Promotion and Wellness
Lewis & Clark
615 S. Palatine Hill Road MSC 182
Portland OR 97219