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DAST-10 Drug Use Screening Workbook
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Answer and score the DAST-10, then use focused worksheets and six-week trackers to reflect on patterns and prepare a conversation. PDF files include A4 and US Letter.
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What is in the pack
- Cover 1 page
The cover of your workbook. - Start here 3 pages
What is inside, how to use the workbook and a simple path to follow. - The measure and scoring 3 pages
The items to answer on paper, step-by-step scoring and a worked example. - Worksheets 13 pages
Fill-in pages that turn your result or your plan into small, concrete steps. - Trackers 4 pages
Repeatable pages to follow change over weeks. Print as many copies as you need. - Quick reference 2 pages
One-page cards to keep at hand: the scale at a glance, ranges and prompts. - Reading guide 3 pages
A short plain-English guide to what the result means and what it cannot tell you. - Professional guide 3 pages
Administration, interpretation and limits for counsellors, coaches and clinicians. - Credits and references 1 page
Full references and credit to the authors and rights holders.
Also included: the complete workbook. Every file above merged into one PDF of 33 pages, in A4 and in US Letter, so you can print it in one go.
Who it is for
- Adults reflecting on their own drug use
- People preparing for a healthcare conversation
- Counselors sharing structured reflection pages
- Readers who want a paper score record
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Wondering what your answers to the DAST-10 mean, or how to keep track without turning a score into a label? This workbook gives adults a quiet, paper-based way to answer the ten questions about drug use and related problems during the past 12 months. It explains the score as a starting point for reflection, not a diagnosis, and makes room to consider what you want to do next. Alcohol and tobacco are outside the DAST-10.
The 33-page pack is provided as PDFs in both A4 and US Letter. Start Here maps the files and a six-week path; Measures contains the questionnaire, scoring steps, and a worked example. The three-page Guide explains the five score bands and the limits of screening. Thirteen worksheet pages help you notice patterns, consider costs and supports, choose one small step, and prepare for a professional visit. Four tracker pages include a score history chart, score log, weekly check-in, and monthly overview. Quick Reference has the bands and a keep-this card, while the Clinician Guide is for professionals. Credits and References names the instrument and sources.
Work through the pages at your own pace over several weeks. The suggested path repeats the questionnaire in weeks 1, 3, and 6, with space to plot scores and check in between; repeat forms can be printed again as needed. Use only the pages that feel useful, and pause if a prompt feels like too much. You finish with a written record of responses, reflections, and a small next step, plus a concise summary you can bring to a professional conversation.
What you get
- Follow the Measures pages to answer the ten DAST-10 items and score the reverse-worded third item.
- Use the Guide to understand the five score bands and what a screening result cannot tell you.
- Explore patterns, costs, support, and one manageable action across the 13 Worksheets pages.
- Plot repeat scores on the history chart and note reflections in weekly and monthly Trackers.
- Keep the Quick Reference bands and cut-out card nearby, with A4 and US Letter PDF files.
What it is not
For educational self-reflection only; this workbook is not a diagnosis or treatment. The Drug Abuse Screening Test was developed by Harvey A. Skinner; © 1982 Harvey A. Skinner and the Addiction Research Foundation, Toronto.
Questions people ask
How do I score the DAST-10 in this workbook?
The Measures pages explain the scoring steps: each Yes earns one point except item 3, where No earns one point. The score ranges from 0 to 10 and is grouped into five descriptive bands. The Guide says a screening result is not a diagnosis.
Can I print this DAST-10 workbook on A4 or US Letter paper?
Yes. The printable workbook files are supplied as PDFs in both A4 and US Letter, and the pack has 33 pages in each size. The Trackers include repeat forms that you can print again as needed.
How often should I repeat the DAST-10?
The Start Here path suggests answering in weeks 1, 3, and 6, then plotting each result on the score history chart. It is a practical schedule in this workbook, not a clinical requirement; the Guide says a score should be understood in context.