Client Evaluation of Self and Treatment Intake Version (TCU CEST-Intake) Instruction Page

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Client Evaluation of Self and Treatment Intake Version (TCU CEST-Intake) Instruction Page Please read each of the following statements about how you see yourself or your treatment in this agency. Indicate how strongly you AGREE or DISAGREE with the statement by filling in the appropriate circle. If you strongly disagree with the statement, fill in the circle under the Strongly column. If you disagree with the statement, but don t feel strongly about it, fill in the circle under the column. If you don t know whether you agree or disagree with the statement, fill in the circle below the Uncertain column. If you agree with the statement, but don t feel very strongly about it, fill in the circle below the column. If you agree with the statement and feel strongly about it, fill in the circle under the Strongly column. Please mark only one circle for each statement. When you are finished, return this survey to your counselor. The examples below show how to mark the circles -- For example -- Strongly Uncertain Strongly Person 1. I like chocolate ice cream.... This person disagrees a little so she probably doesn t like chocolate ice cream. Person 2. I like chocolate ice cream.... This person likes chocolate ice cream a lot. Person 3. I like chocolate ice cream.... This person is not sure if he likes chocolate ice cream or not. TCU FORMS/W/CESI (2/05)

Client Evaluation of Self and Treatment Intake Version (TCU CEST-Intake) PLEASE FILL IN THE APPROPRIATE CIRCLES TO INDICATE YOUR GENDER, BIRTH YEAR, RACE/ETHNICITY, AND HOW LONG YOU HAVE BEEN IN TREATMENT. THIS INFORMATION IS FOR DESCRIPTIVE PURPOSES ONLY. Today s Date: Are you: Male Female MO DAY YR Your Birth Year: 19 Are you Hispanic or Latino? No Yes Are you: [MARK ONE] American Indian/Alaska Native Asian Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Black or African American White More than one race Other (specify): How long have you been in treatment at this agency? [MARK ONE CHOICE] Less than one month (30 days or less) More than three months but less than one year One to three months (31 to 90 days) More than one year PLEASE RESPOND TO EACH OF THE STATEMENTS BELOW BY FILLING IN THE CIRCLE TO INDICATE HOW MUCH YOU AGREE OR DISAGREE WITH EACH ONE. MARK ONLY ONE CHOICE FOR EACH STATEMENT. THANK YOU FOR YOUR PARTICIPATION. Strongly Uncertain Strongly 1. Your drug use is a problem for you.... 2. You need help in dealing with your drug use.... 3. Your religious beliefs are very important in your life.... 4. You have little control over the things that happen to you.... 5. You plan to stay in this treatment program for awhile.... 6. You only do things that feel safe.... 7. You have family members who want you to be in treatment.... 8. You skipped school while growing up.... 9. You keep the same friends for a long time.... 10. This treatment may be your last chance to solve your drug problems.... TCU FORMS/W/CESI (2/05) 1 of 5

Strongly Uncertain (1) (2) (3) (4) Strongly (5) 11. This kind of treatment program will not be very helpful to you.... 12. Your drug use is more trouble than it s worth.... 13. You have trouble sleeping.... 14. You have much to be proud of.... 15. You feel people are important to you.... 16. What happens to you in the future mostly depends on you.... 17. You are concerned about legal problems.... 18. You have carried weapons, like knives or guns.... 19. You took things that did not belong to you when you were young.... 20. It is urgent that you find help immediately for your drug use.... 21. There is little you can do to change many of the important things in your life.... 22. You have trouble following rules and laws.... 23. Your drug use is causing problems with the law.... 24. You feel a lot of anger inside you.... 25. You had good relations with your parents while growing up.... 26. You will give up your friends and hangouts to solve your drug problems.... 27. Taking care of your family is very important.... 28. You have a hot temper.... 29. Your drug use is causing problems in thinking or doing your work.... 30. You feel a lot of pressure to be in treatment.... TCU FORMS/W/CESI (2/05) 2 of 5

Strongly Uncertain Strongly 31. There is really no way you can solve some of the problems you have.... 32. You like others to feel afraid of you.... 33. You consider how your actions will affect others.... 34. You could be sent to jail or prison if you are not in treatment.... 35. You feel mistreated by other people.... 36. You plan ahead.... 37. This treatment program can really help you.... 38. You want to be in a drug treatment program now.... 39. You feel interested in life.... 40. You had feelings of anger and frustration during your childhood.... 41. You feel like a failure.... 42. You have trouble concentrating or remembering things.... 43. You avoid anything dangerous.... 44. Your drug use is causing problems with your family or friends.... 45. Your life has gone out of control.... 46. You feel afraid of certain things, like elevators, crowds, or going out alone.... 47. You feel anxious or nervous.... 48. You wish you had more respect for yourself.... 49. Your drug use is causing problems in finding or keeping a job.... 50. You are very careful and cautious.... 51. You feel sad or depressed.... 52. You think about probable results of your actions.... 53. You feel extra tired or run down.... TCU FORMS/W/CESI (2/05) 3 of 5

Strongly Uncertain Strongly 54. You got involved in arguments and fights while growing up.... 55. You have trouble sitting still for long.... 56. You think about what causes your current problems.... 57. You have too many outside responsibilities now to be in this treatment program.... 58. Your drug use is causing problems with your health.... 59. You are tired of the problems caused by drugs.... 60. You think of several different ways to solve a problem.... 61. You feel you are basically no good.... 62. You are in this treatment program because someone else made you come.... 63. You worry or brood a lot.... 64. While a teenager, you got into trouble with school authorities or the police.... 65. You get mad at other people easily.... 66. You have trouble making decisions.... 67. You have serious drug-related health problems.... 68. You like to do things that are strange or exciting.... 69. You feel hopeless about the future.... 70. You make good decisions.... 71. In general, you are satisfied with yourself.... 72. You feel honesty is required in every situation.... 73. You have urges to fight or hurt others.... 74. You make decisions without thinking about consequences.... TCU FORMS/W/CESI (2/05) 4 of 5

Strongly Uncertain Strongly 75. You feel tense or keyed-up.... 76. You like to take chances.... 77. You had good self-esteem and confidence while growing up.... 78. You can do just about anything you really set your mind to do.... 79. You feel you are unimportant to others.... 80. Your drug use is making your life become worse and worse.... 81. You like the fast life.... 82. You work hard to keep a job.... 83. You feel tightness or tension in your muscles.... 84. You want to get your life straightened out.... 85. Sometimes you feel that you are being pushed around in life.... 86. You like friends who are wild.... 87. You often feel helpless in dealing with the problems of life.... 88. You were emotionally or physically abused while you were young.... 89. You feel lonely.... 90. You have legal problems that require you to be in treatment.... 91. This treatment program seems too demanding for you.... 92. You analyze problems by looking at all the choices.... 93. Your drug use is going to cause your death if you do not quit soon.... 94. You depend on things more than people.... 95. Your temper gets you into fights or other trouble.... TCU FORMS/W/CESI (2/05) 5 of 5