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for LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS All About Al-Anon for LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS

Who we are We’re members of the Al-Anon Family Groups (AFG) of Wisconsin and Upper Peninsula of Michigan July 2014

Why we’re here To inform you, Law Enforcement Professionals, about what Al-Anon/Alateen is, and how it can help YOU help citizens you serve July 2014

What we’ll share How Al-Anon is a RESOURCE for you 2. What Al-Anon IS and what it IS NOT 3. The role Al-Anon plays in recovery from the FAMILY DISEASE of alcoholism 4. How you can MAKE REFERRALS to Al-Anon July 2014

a word about Anonymity July 2014

Prevalence of Binge Drinking Among Adults in the U.S. July 2014

Wisconsin has the highest PREVALENCE OF BINGE DRINKING among all 50 states: 10.9% (Utah) to 25.6% (Wisconsin) Wisconsin has the highest INTENSITY OF BINGE DRINKING among all 50 states: 6.0 drinks on occasion (DC) to 9.0 drinks on occasion (Wisconsin) July 2014

In the U.S. there are more than 18 million people with a drinking problem, and only 10% of them will ever get help July 2014

Every individual with a drinking problem disrupts the lives of at least 4 other people: THE CHILD WHO LOSES A PARENT TO A DRUNKEN DRIVING ACCIDENT CAREERS THAT ARE RUINED MARRIAGES AND FAMILIES THAT ARE DESTROYED BY PROBLEM DRINKING July 2014

Of the estimated 72 million Americans affected by someone else’s drinking, most will not get help for themselves Many will never realize they could have benefited from insight into problems caused by another person’s drinking July 2014

SOURCE: 2009 MEMBER SURVEY, AL-ANON FAMILY GROUPS WORLD SERVICE HEADQUARTERS July 2014

What effect can someone’s excessive drinking have on others? July 2014

What WAS LIFE LIKE BEFORE ATTENDING AL-ANON? July 2014

Where LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS WILL FIND CITIZENS AFFECTED BY SOMEONE ELSE’S DRINKING July 2014

July 2014

Where will you find people affected by someone else’s drinking? July 2014

Where will you find people affected by someone else’s drinking? July 2014

SOURCE: 2009 MEMBER SURVEY, AL-ANON FAMILY GROUPS WORLD SERVICE HEADQUARTERS July 2014

Where will you find people affected by someone else’s drinking? July 2014

Where will you find people affected by someone else’s drinking? July 2014

Court Traffic stops Domestic violence calls And other community settings Where else LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS WILL FIND PEOPLE AFFECTED BY SOMEONE ELSE’S DRINKING July 2014

July 2014

SOURCE: 2009 MEMBER SURVEY, AL-ANON FAMILY GROUPS WORLD SERVICE HEADQUARTERS July 2014

SINGLE PURPOSE: To help families and friends of problem drinkers, whether the problem drinker is still drinking or not. July 2014

WORLDWIDE FELLOWSHIP NETWORK of people who believe their lives have been affected by someone else’s drinking ... NOT group therapy and NOT led by a counselor or therapist. MUTUAL SUPPORT recovery program where members share their experience, strength and hope to solve common problems BASED ON THE TWELVE STEPS of Alcoholics Anonymous … but NOT affiliated with AA SPIRITUAL PROGRAM that is compatible with all religious beliefs or none at all … independent and NOT allied with any sect, denomination, political entity, organization or institution July 2014

Weekly and online meetings No dues or fees Anonymous Compatible with professional treatment Free of charge Worldwide Spiritual Fellowship of peers Independent No professional referral required Not a treatment center, counseling agency or teaching program July 2014

How CAN AL-ANON FAMILY GROUPS HELP? July 2014

But … does Al-Anon really work? July 2014

July 2014

SOURCE: 2009 MEMBER SURVEY, AL-ANON FAMILY GROUPS WORLD SERVICE HEADQUARTERS July 2014

SOURCE: 2009 MEMBER SURVEY, AL-ANON FAMILY GROUPS WORLD SERVICE HEADQUARTERS July 2014

SOURCE: 2009 MEMBER SURVEY, AL-ANON FAMILY GROUPS WORLD SERVICE HEADQUARTERS July 2014

The majority of members who: Summary of More Key Findings The majority of members who: Joined due to someone else’s drug use, later discover someone else’s alcoholism is also a factor. Received treatment, counseling, or therapy before or after Al-Anon no longer do. Were referred by a professional, attended Al-Anon because of the professional’s recommendation. Members’ self-diagnoses of physical/mental health problems improved after Al-Anon. 95% of members report improved quality of spiritual life after Al-Anon. 2012 Al-Anon membership Survey Al-Anon Family Groups Headquarters, Inc. July 2014

Al-Anon MEMBERS TELL THE WAY IT IS TODAY July 2014

CALL TO ACTION FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS WHAT LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS CAN DO TO HELP CITIZENS AFFECTED BY SOMEONE ELSE’S DRINKING July 2014

CALL TO ACTION FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS EDUCATE YOURSELF. Attend open meetings Know how to find a meeting schedule Learn more online at www.area61afg.org July 2014

CALL TO ACTION FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS 2. RECOGNIZE THE OPPORTUNITY. July 2014

CALL TO ACTION FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS 3. ASK THE QUESTION. July 2014

CALL TO ACTION FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS 4. SUGGEST AL-ANON OR ALATEEN if appropriate. July 2014

CALL TO ACTION FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS 5. FOLLOW UP WITH CITIZENS as appropriate. July 2014

Dear Officer, Do you remember me Dear Officer, Do you remember me? I’m the woman who frantically called you three times this year because my husband came home drunk and was violent. You were annoyed because I called for help so often; yet after each incident, and in spite of your warnings, I’d go back into the same situation without taking legal action. July 2014

A few months ago, I began attending Al-Anon meetings regularly A few months ago, I began attending Al-Anon meetings regularly. I now understand that alcoholism is a disease and my husband is out of control when he is drunk. Because of the support I receive from others who have had similar experiences, it’s clear to me I do not have to accept violence as a part of my life. July 2014

Perhaps my story and the Al-Anon website at Today, Al-Anon is giving me the courage to take the steps I need to protect myself and my children. I’m learning to make healthy choices for myself. I feel that if you refer others with this problem to Al-Anon, they would be forever grateful. Perhaps my story and the Al-Anon website at www.area61afg.org will help you when you encounter a similar situation. July 2014

For more information: publicoutreach@area61afg.org www.area61afg.org or visit www.area61afg.org TO ACCESS INFORMATION FOR YOU AND FOR YOUR CITIZENS WHO MAY BENEFIT FROM OUR ORGANIZATION July 2014

All About Al-Anon THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING! for Law Enforcement Professionals THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING! July 2014