What your result could reveal
Everyone lands somewhere different. Here are the profiles this quiz can surface. Take it to see which one fits you, then see your full, personalized breakdown for free in the TeddyCare app.
Worth a Closer Look
Your answers point to a pattern that may be affecting your wellbeing. You deserve support, and reaching out is a sign of strength.
Some Warning Signs
There are a few patterns here worth paying attention to. Catching them now gives you room to adjust before they grow.
Mostly Mindful
You generally have a balanced relationship with alcohol, with only a few habits worth keeping an eye on.
Low-Risk Drinker
You have a relaxed, healthy relationship with alcohol. It's a small part of your life, not a crutch.
Frequently asked questions
Am I an alcoholic if I drink every day?
Not necessarily. Frequency is only one factor. What matters more is whether you can control how much you drink, whether you rely on alcohol to cope, and whether it is affecting your health, work, or relationships. A daily drinker with none of those signs is in a different place than an occasional drinker who cannot stop once they start.
What is the difference between heavy drinking and alcoholism?
Heavy drinking describes how much you drink. Alcohol use disorder is about loss of control: craving alcohol, needing more for the same effect, struggling to cut down, and continuing despite harm. Heavy drinking raises the risk of a disorder, but they are not the same thing.
Can this quiz diagnose alcohol use disorder?
No. It is a self-reflection tool, not a clinical assessment. A proper diagnosis comes from a doctor or addiction specialist. If your results concern you, please reach out to a professional.
What are early warning signs of a drinking problem?
Common early signs include drinking more or longer than intended, drinking to manage stress or mood, needing more to feel the same effect, feeling guilty afterward, and other people expressing concern. Noticing them early makes change much easier.
Where can I get help for drinking?
A good first step is talking to your doctor, who can point you to counseling, support groups, or treatment. Free confidential helplines exist in most countries. You do not have to reach a crisis point to ask for support.
Written by the TeddyCare team · Last updated August 26, 2026
This quiz is for self-reflection and education only. It is not a medical or psychological diagnosis. If you are struggling, please reach out to a qualified professional.
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