Monitoring & Intervention — Family Risk Assessment & Action Plan
Twenty-four questions about what you are seeing at home. There are no right answers, and nothing here is a diagnosis — the more honest the answers, the more useful the plan.
A few questions about your situation
Answer each on a 1–4 scale. 1 means things feel strong or healthy. 4 means things feel concerning. There are no right or wrong answers — your honest responses help shape the plan.
Immediate Safety & Urgency
How much direct evidence of use there is, how often it may be happening, and how exposed your child is to immediate physical risk.
How certain are you that your child has used drugs, alcohol, or other substances?
How frequently do you suspect substance use may be occurring?
How often does your child spend time in environments where substances may be present?
How concerned are you about your child's safety (driving, risky environments, etc.)?
How frequently do you worry about long-term consequences if patterns continue?
How ready are you to take decisive action to protect your child's well-being?
Answer every question in this section to continue.