1600 Corporate Landing Virginia Beach, Va Membership Survey Fall 2009
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1 1600 Corporate Landing Virginia Beach, Va Membership Survey Fall 2009
2 Background & Objectives 3 Methodology 4 Member and Drinker Demographics 5 Referrals and Professional Help 13 Mental and Medical Conditions of Member 19 Summary of Key Findings 40
3 Al-Anon Family Groups is a supportive network that provides friends and families of problem drinkers with the opportunity to share their experiences to find strength and hope. Al-Anon Family Groups World Service Office (WSO) has conducted a membership survey every three years since The 2009 Membership Survey is the ninth study. The findings are an aid to professionals, researchers, students, the media or anyone seeking information about Al-Anon Family Groups. Specific objectives for the study were to: Determine the demographic and socio-graphic profile of Al-Anon Family Group members Identify the relationship between the member and the problem drinker Measure the impact that a problem drinker has had on the members lives Determine the impact of the Al-Anon Family Groups program on the quality of life of the members.
4 Al-Anon Family Group members were provided with a URL for the on-line membership survey by Al-Anon Family Group Headquarters. The survey was written the World Service Office staff and the on-line survey was programmed and hosted by an outside vendor. The survey was available in English, French, and Spanish. 78% of participants were from the U.S. and Bermuda while 22% of participants were from Canada. 4% filled the survey out in French 2% filled the survey out in Spanish Data was collected from August 12 th to October 19 th, 2009 with 1,775 Al-Anon Family Group members. The average time length of the survey was minutes.
5 Membership 84% female and 16% male Average age of members is 56 (56 for U.S. and 58 for Canada) Less than 5% are under 35 and almost 60% are over % white, 3% Latino or Hispanic, 4% other 99% of members graduated from high school 56% have at least a college degree 40% of members are not employed (retired, homemakers, unemployed) Household income is $71,542 with 17% under $30,000
6 Marital Status Single, never married 7% Life partner 7% Married 58% Separated 3% Divorced 17% Widowed 7% Mean number of times married Mean number of times divorced Life Partner Gender Same sex 29% Opposite sex 71% Spouse Gender Same sex 5% Opposite sex 95% Children Under 18 in the Home Yes 14% Relation to Children Biological parent 83% Grandparent 9% Step parent 4% Adoptive parent 4% Foster parent <1% Other 1% Children Over 18 in the Home Yes 16% Relation to Children Biological parent 89% Step parent 5% Grandparent 4% Adoptive parent 3% Other 2%
7 Have 12.7 years of continuous membership Attend 1.8 face-to face meetings a week and 6% of members participate in an on-line meeting weekly. One in twenty members are also a member of A.A. 91 % of members have volunteered for Al-Anon service positions at some point and 73% currently hold a service position. Three-quarters of members have a personal Sponsor and a little over half of members sponsor another member. Members who choose to sponsor fellow Al-Anon members sponsor an average of three members.
8 Nearly one-quarter of Al-Anon Family Group members identify their husband as the person whose alcoholism or problem drinking is negatively affecting their life the most. One in ten members are affected most by their son s drinking. Q7: Please select the person whose alcoholism or problem drinking is CURRENTLY negatively affecting your life the most. Base: All respondents (n=1,775)
9 94% are still involved in the member s life. 42% are A.A. members 49% are still actively drinking
10 Sometimes. Typically, the problem drinker is most likely to still be drinking if the member has been in the program less than 5 years; however, it drops by 20% for people with over 5 years of membership. If the problem drinker is actively drinking, it is 3 times more likely to be the member s son, than if the person has stopped drinking. If the person is actively drinking, it is 4 times less likely that the person is in a same sex relationship. 100% of the problem drinkers who are actively drinking are still involved in the members lives. 91% of active drinkers are not a member of A.A., while only 26% of non-active drinkers are not a member of A.A.
11 In a few areas Members without an active drinker in their life Members with an active drinker in their life More likely to say their mental health is significantly above average More likely to say their mental health is slightly below average. More likely to say their physical health is significantly above average More likely to say their physical health is average. More likely to say their daily functioning is significantly above average More likely to say their daily functioning is average.
12 If the problem drinker is still drinking, the member is Less likely to be content, loving, or proud. More likely to feel disappointed, frustrated, resentful, and angry. Less likely to feel safe. More likely to be diagnosed with a anxiety disorder Members who report the problem drinker in not actively drinking are more likely to be diagnosed with a mood disorder. More likely to report fatigue and sleeping problems, high stress levels, and an obsession with eating too much food. 3 times more likely to be currently experiencing abuse.
13 Al-Anon Family Group meetings were recommended by a professional to more than four in ten members at some point in time. Q24: Did a professional ever recommend that you attend an Al-Anon Family Group meeting? Base: All respondents (n=1,775)
14 One in three members initially started attending Al-Anon Family Group meetings because a person with a drug problem was negatively affecting their life, more so in the US and among those with less than ten years of membership. Of those who started attending because of someone with a drug problem, nearly nine in ten later discovered someone s drinking was also negatively affecting their life which led them to continue attending Al-Anon Family Groups. Q28: Did you initially start attending Al-Anon Family Group meetings because a person with a drug problem was negatively affecting your life? Base: All respondents (n=1,775) Q28a: Did you later discover that someone s drinking had also negatively affected your life, which led you to continue attending Al-Anon Family Group meetings? Base: Respondents who started attending Al-Anon Family Group meetings because a person with a drug problem was negatively affecting their life (n=530)
15 Mental health Marriage Family Medical Substance abuse Other 58% 39% 29% 19% 6% 4% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% Note: Responses with less than 3% of total not shown Q22: Did you receive treatment, counseling, or therapy BEFORE attending Al-Anon Family Group meetings? Base: All respondents (n=1,775) Q22a: What kind of treatment, counseling, or therapy did you receive? Q22c: Are you still receiving this treatment, counseling, or therapy? Base: Respondents who received treatment, counseling, or therapy before attending Al-Anon Family Groups (n=1,036) Q22d: How long did you receive this treatment, counseling, or therapy? Base: Respondents who are no longer receiving the treatment, counseling, or therapy they started before attending Al-Anon Family Groups (n=836)
16 Nearly eight in ten members say that receiving treatment, counseling or therapy before attending Al-Anon Family Groups affected their life positively. 79% Q22b: How has receiving this treatment, counseling, or therapy affected your life? Base: Respondents who received treatment, counseling, or therapy before attending Al-Anon Family Groups (n=1,036)
17 Note: Responses with less than 3% of total not shown. Q23: Have you started receiving treatment, counseling, or therapy AFTER attending Al-Anon Family Group meetings? Base: All respondents (n=1,775) Q23a: What kind of treatment, counseling, or therapy did you start receiving? Q23c: Are you still receiving this treatment, counseling, or therapy? Base: Respondents who received treatment, counseling, or therapy after attending Al-Anon Family Groups (n=748) Q23d: How long did you receive this treatment, counseling, or therapy? Base: Respondents who are no longer receiving the treatment, counseling, or therapy they started after attending Al-Anon Family Groups (n=532)
18 91% More than nine in ten members say that receiving treatment, counseling, or therapy after attending Al-Anon Family Groups affected their life positively. Q23b: How has receiving this treatment, counseling, or therapy affected your life? Base: Respondents who received treatment, counseling, or therapy after attending Al-Anon Family Groups (n=748)
19 The most common emotions experienced by members before attending Al-Anon Family Groups are frustration, anger, and resentment. Members in the US experienced fear and depression more than those in Canada. Women experienced resentment, anxiety, fear, depression, and shame more than men. Note: Responses with less than 3% of total not shown. Q9: Please select the emotions and feelings you experienced on a continual basis, related to your experience with the alcoholic or problem drinker, BEFORE attending Al-Anon Family Groups. Base: All respondents (n=1,775)
20 Negative emotions Before Attending Al-Anon Family Groups % Point Decline After Attending Al-Anon Family Groups Angry 79% -70 9% Resentful 77% % Frustrated 79% % Afraid 69% % Ashamed 59% -55 4% Disappointed 67% % Anxious 70% % Depressed 62% % Hostile 36% -34 2%
21 More than seven in ten members are experiencing calmness and love since attending Al-Anon Family Groups. Note: Responses with less than 3% of total not shown. Q15: Please select the emotions or feelings you are CURRENTLY experiencing on a continual basis. Base: All respondents (n=1,775)
22 Positive Emotions Before Attending Al-Anon Family Groups % Point Increase After Attending Al-Anon Family Groups Calm 2% % Loving 11% % Content 1% % Safe 1% % Receptive 2% % Relieved 2% % Proud 5% % Excited 5% % Elated 2% %
23 More than three-quarters of Al-Anon Family Group members consider their current mental health to be above average. 76% Q10: Please indicate how healthy you consider your mental health to be now. Base: All respondents (n=1,775)
24 The majority of Al-Anon Family Group members experienced problems with their stress level prior to attending groups. Following stress, the other most common problems before attending groups were depression, insomnia, and fatigue. Note: Responses with less than 3% of total not shown. Q11: Please select the areas you had problems with on a continual basis, related to your experience with the alcoholic of problem drinker, BEFORE attending Al-Anon Family Groups. Base: All respondents (n=1,775)
25 The most common problems experienced by members after attending Al-Anon Family Groups are fatigue, sleeping, and stress level. Note: Responses with less than 3% of total not shown. Q18: Please select the areas you are CURRENTLY having problems with on a continual basis. Base: All respondents (n=1,775)
26 Physical problems Before Attending Al- Anon Family Groups % Point Decline After Attending Al-Anon Family Groups Stress level 84% % Depression 63% % Sleeping 61% % Fatigue 55% % Headaches 36% % Diarrhea or constipation 21% -14 7% Eating too much 32% % Breathing 14% -10 4% General sickness 12% -10 2% Skin breakouts 13% -9 4% Nausea 10% -9 1% Eating too little 10% -8 2% Chest pain 10% -8 2% Alcohol abuse 8% -7 1% Memory loss 19% -5 14% Gas 13% -4 9% Drug abuse 4% -4 0% Back pain 22% -3 19% Blood pressure 14% -2 12% Self mutilation 2% -2 0%
27 62% More than six in ten Al-Anon Family Group members consider their current physical health above average. Q12: Please indicate how healthy you consider your physical health to be now. Base: All respondents (n=1,775)
28 More than half of Al-Anon Family Group members experienced problems concentrating on specific tasks and procrastinating before attending groups. Note: Responses with less than 3% of total not shown. Q13: Please select the behaviors you had problems with on a continual basis, related to your experience with the alcoholic of problem drinker, BEFORE attending Al-Anon Family Groups. Base: All respondents (n=1,775)
29 Just over one-third of Al-Anon Family Group members continue to have problems exercising regularly after attending groups. Women identify this as more of a problem than men. Note: Responses with less than 3% of total not shown. Q19: Please select the behaviors you CURRENTLY are having problems with on a continual basis. Base: All respondents (n=1,775)
30 Daily functioning Before Attending Al-Anon Family Groups % Point Decline After Attending Al-Anon Family Groups Concentrating on specific tasks 58% % Productivity at work or school 43% -34 9% Procrastinating 55% % Following through with commitments 34% -27 7% Paying bills 30% -22 8% Taking care of the family 25% -22 3% Having a coherent conversation 24% -21 3% Carrying excessive debt 28% % Overspending 24% -18 6% Regularly exercising 49% % Maintaining personal hygiene 10% -8 2%
31 Two thirds of Al-Anon Family Group members consider their daily functioning above average. 67% Q14: Please indicate how healthy you consider your daily functioning to be now. Base: All respondents (n=1,775)
32 More than one-quarter of members have been diagnosed with a mental health disorder. Single members, members under age 65, and non-hispanic members are most commonly diagnosed. Q16: Have you ever been diagnosed with a mental health disorder? Base: All respondents (n=1,775)
33 Anxiety disorder is the most common mental disorder members have been diagnosed with, followed by mood disorder. Q16a: What were you diagnosed with? Q16b: Are you currently taking prescription medication for your mental health disorder? Base: Respondents who have been diagnosed with a mental health disorder (n=477)
34 More than one in ten members have been diagnosed with asthma, insomnia, a sexually transmitted disease, and temporomandibular joint disorder. Q17: Have you ever been diagnosed with any of the following? Base: All respondents (n=1,775)
35 Half of Al-Anon Family Group members have feared for their physical safety in the presence of the person in their life with a past or present drinking problem. Q20: Have you ever feared for your physical safety in the presence of the person in your life with a past or present drinking problem? Base: All respondents (n=1,775)
36 More than six in ten members have experienced abuse from the person in their life with a past or present drinking problem. Q21: Have you ever experienced any kind of abuse from this person? Base: All respondents (n=1,775) Q21a: Was the abuse physical, emotional, sexual or verbal? Q21b: Are you still experiencing this abuse? Base: Respondents who have experienced abuse (n=1,082)
37 Almost all members lives have been positively affected by Al-Anon Family Groups. 99% Q25: How has being a member of Al-Anon Family Groups affected your life? Base: All respondents (n=1,775)
38 Al-Anon Family Group members identify the person in their life with a past or present drinking problem as a family member in the majority of cases. Husbands are the most common problem drinkers in the lives of members. Most problem drinkers are still involved in the members lives. Half of Al-Anon Family Group members report that the problem drinker in their life is still actively drinking. Before attending Al-Anon Family Groups, members feel frustration, anger and resentment while experiencing problems with stress, depression, sleeping, concentrating on specific tasks and procrastination. Al-Anon members may experience different degrees of personal recovery, depending on if the problem drinker in their lives is currently drinking or not. If the problem drinker is still currently drinking, members are much more likely to experience abuse of some kind.
39 However, Al-Anon Family Groups drastically improves all aspects of members lives. Members report that their mental health and physical health are improved since attending Al-Anon Family Group meetings. All negative emotions and behaviors they were experiencing before attending Al-Anon Family Groups have declined significantly. After attending Al-Anon Family Groups, members have higher levels of calmness and feel more loving. Most Al-Anon Family Group members consider their current mental health above average. Three times fewer members are experiencing abuse from the problem drinker in their life since attending Al-Anon Family Group meetings. Members recognize the value of seeking help either through Al-Anon Family groups or through other forms of treatment, counseling, or therapy. Those who have received treatment, counseling, or therapy before or after attending Al-Anon Family Groups feel that it has had a positive affect on their life, even more so among those receiving treatment after attending Al-Anon Family Group meetings. Almost all Al-Anon Family Group members feel that being a member has affected their life positively, nineteen of twenty members say Al-Anon Family Groups has affected their life very positively.
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