On-page screening questionnaire
Depression Screening: PHQ-9
Check common depression symptoms and get a clear explanation of your result.
Alpine Recovery Lodge • Adults 18+
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A screen is a starting point, not a diagnosis. You do not need a high score to ask for help. These tools cannot choose your level of care or tell you whether withdrawal is safe.
Start with depression or anxiety. For PTSD and other standardized tools, use the guide and official resource.
Begin with Do I Need Help for Alcohol or Drug Use? You can ask questions before you feel ready for treatment.
Try a family check-in about concerns, boundaries, treatment support, or returning home.
PHQ-9 and GAD-7 use their source questions and scoring. Alpine’s educational checklists offer reflection and practical steps; they are not validated diagnostic tests. The screening guides clearly identify when a standardized tool is provided on an external website.
No name, email, or phone number is needed. This check-in does not send your choices to admissions or save them in browser storage. General website analytics may still operate. Use a private device when possible. Printing may leave a copy on your device or printer. You choose whether to contact Alpine.
Take the PHQ-9 and GAD-7 on Alpine’s site. Other guides connect you to official resources and help you prepare for a care conversation.
On-page screening questionnaire
Check common depression symptoms and get a clear explanation of your result.
On-page screening questionnaire
Check common anxiety symptoms and use your result to prepare for a care discussion.
Guide + official resource
Understand alcohol screening and prepare to discuss your drinking with a care provider.
Guide + official resource
Learn what the DAST-10 checks and prepare for an honest conversation about drug use.
Guide + official resource
Learn how TAPS screens several types of substance use and prepares you for follow-up questions.
Guide + official resource
Explore an official brief PTSD self-screen and plan support after a difficult experience.
Guide + official resource
Understand the PCL-5 and prepare to review trauma symptoms with a qualified clinician.
Guide + official resource
Look at emotional well-being and learn about the WHO-5 questionnaire.
Guide + official resource
Review sleep concerns and learn when a professional sleep assessment may help.
Explore how use affects daily life. These Alpine checklists have no diagnostic score.
Interactive educational checklist
Notice how alcohol or drugs may be affecting your life. You can ask for help before things get worse.
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Look at changes in how you take medication without shame or blame.
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Explore whether cannabis is helping you live the way you want.
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Identify concerns about pain pills, heroin, fentanyl, or other opioids.
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Explore concerns about methamphetamine, cocaine, or prescription stimulant misuse.
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Review concerns about medicines such as Xanax, Ativan, Valium, or Klonopin.
Notice patterns, plan support, and choose one manageable next step.
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Notice when mood, anxiety, trauma symptoms, and substance use may need attention together.
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Notice situations that make urges stronger and plan support.
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Spot changes that may mean you need more support.
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Look at the support around you and where you need more help.
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Notice what feels heavy and choose a manageable response.
Prepare to discuss care options, questions, and practical barriers.
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Prepare for a care discussion. This tool does not assign a level of care.
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You can feel unsure and still take one helpful step.
Focus on what you observe, what you can control, and how to support recovery.
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Focus on what you have seen and what support you need.
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Explore support that respects your loved one’s responsibility and your limits.
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Create limits you can explain and follow through on.
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Your needs matter while someone you love is struggling.
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Support treatment engagement while listening to your loved one’s real concerns.
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Prepare for a calm conversation about safety, concerns, and next steps.
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Make a practical plan for support after treatment.
No. A qualified professional needs to review symptoms, health, daily functioning, and other possible causes. A low result does not rule out a concern.
No. A clinical assessment considers your safety, health, support, daily life, and preferences. Insurance coverage is a separate question.
Personal symptom screens are meant for the person answering them. Family checklists focus on your observations and support needs.
No. Our on-page tools do not require a name, email, or phone number. Contacting Alpine is a separate choice. External resources have their own privacy practices.
Speak with a medical professional. A score cannot show that stopping is safe. Do not suddenly stop prescribed medication based on a website.
Alpine Recovery Lodge serves adults in Alpine, Utah. You can ask about care without committing to admission. A clinical assessment helps determine which services fit your needs.
Prepared October 19, 2026. Educational information, not personal medical advice. No diagnosis, treatment placement, or promise of recovery is made by this tool.
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