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Parents of Addicted Loved Ones 2021 Member Feedback Survey

1.Check the box that indicates your current age.
2.Mark your gender.
3.Indicate your relationship to your addicted loved one.
4.Select the state where you attend PAL meetings.
If you no longer attend PAL meetings, select the last option. 
5.Which drug/s has your addicted loved one used (or currently uses)?
Check all that apply.
6.How do you participate in PAL?
7.How do you prefer to attend PAL meeting?
8.If you participate (or participated) in virtual meetings (e.g., Zoom), please answer the questions below. Otherwise, SKIP this question.
N/A
Strongly disagree
Disagree
Agree
Strongly agree
I feel/felt connected to the facilitator in virtual meetings.
I feel/felt connected to other PAL members in the virtual meetings.
I plan to continue to attend PAL virtual meetings.
9.How often do you attend PAL meetings?
10.How long have you attended PAL meetings?
11.If you no longer attend PAL meetings, please mark the reason why.
12.Which elements of PAL do/did you find helpful to your success in the PAL program?
Check all the apply.
13.Mark the response that best matches your thoughts/feelings. 
During the pandemic, my loved one's struggle with addiction has increased.
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Agree
Strongly Agree
14.Mark the response that best matches your thoughts/feelings. 
Through my participation in the PAL program:
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Agree
Strongly Agree
I learned what is enabling behavior.
I learned that parental enabling is not a healthy response to support my addicted loved one’s recovery.
I learned that co-dependency is not a healthy response to support my addicted loved one’s recovery.
I learned that I can control myself, but not the actions of my addicted loved one. 
I learned that I can control my own recovery, but I cannot control the recovery of my addicted loved one.
I was able to stop enabling my addicted loved one.
I learned how to set firm boundaries with my addicted loved one.
I learned strategies for supporting my addicted loved one in his/her recovery.
I learned the importance of treating my addicted loved one like an “adult.”
15.Mark the response that best matches your current thoughts/feelings.
Strongly disagree
Disagree
Agree
Strongly agree
I do not enable my addicted loved one. 
I set firm boundaries with my addicted loved one. 
I treat my addicted loved one like an "adult."
16.Mark the response that best matches your thoughts/feelings.
Through my participation in the PAL program:
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Agree
Strongly Agree
My physical health improved.
My mental health improved.
My quality of life improved.
I felt more joy in my life.
I learned to find joy that was not connected to my loved one's addiction.
17.Mark the response that best matches your thoughts/feelings.
Through my participation in the PAL program:
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Agree
Strongly Agree
I felt support from other PAL Members.
I felt support from the PAL Facilitator/s.
18.Mark the response that best matches your thoughts/feelings. 
If you no longer participate in PAL meetings, SKIP this question. 

Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Agree
Strongly Agree
To the best of my knowledge, my PAL Facilitator follows the PAL curriculum.
My PAL Facilitator creates a positive environment where I feel comfortable sharing my experiences.
My PAL Facilitator creates a positive environment where ALL members feel comfortable sharing their experiences.
19.What is most useful/impactful to you when reading the monthly PAL newsletter. Check all that apply.
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