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Understanding Addiction and Recovery through "The Anonymous People"

"The Anonymous People" addresses the critical issue of stigma surrounding addiction while affirming that recovery is possible. By engaging viewers in various perspectives on addiction, the film encourages open dialogue about recovery as a disease and the importance of support systems. Audiences are challenged to reassess their perceptions of addiction, understand the recovery movement’s history, and explore the need for comprehensive treatment and advocacy. This insightful documentary serves as a call to action for greater acceptance and resources in addiction care.

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Understanding Addiction and Recovery through "The Anonymous People"

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  1. “The Anonymous People”

  2. Please select your age group • 18-21 • 22-32 • 33-50 • Over 50

  3. Do you believe addiction is a disease? • Yes • No • Not sure

  4. Do you identify as a person in recovery? • Yes • No

  5. If yes, how long have you been in recovery? If no, select N/A • Less than 6 months • 6 months-1 year • 1-5 years • More than 5 years

  6. Do you personally know someone in recovery (other than yourself)? • Yes • No

  7. Do you think less of a person if you find out they are in recovery? • Yes • No • I don’t know anyone in recovery

  8. Which of the following do you think is most prevalent in your community? • Prescription Drug Misuse/Abuse • Illicit Drugs • Alcohol Abuse • Other

  9. Do you know anyone who is receiving medication assisted treatment? • Yes • No • Not sure

  10. Do you feel those who receive medication as part of treatment are not really in recovery? • Yes-it is not real recovery • No-some people need medication to assist their recovery • Not sure

  11. If you/friend/family experience addiction who would you call? • Family doctor • 1-800-hotline • Person you know with similar issues • Religious or spiritual leader • Mental health professional

  12. Do you think people can recover? • Yes • No

  13. Which do you think is more effective for those who commit crimes while seeking drugs or are under the influence of drugs? • Jail or prison • Long term tx • Short term tx • probation

  14. Which best describes your education level? • No high school diploma or GED • High school diploma or equivalent • Some college • College degree

  15. Would you support legislation for more prevention, treatment and recovery services? • Yes • No

  16. Post movie:Do you believe people can recover from addiction? • Yes • No

  17. I understand that addiction is a disease • Strongly Agree • Agree • Disagree • Strongly Disagree • N/A

  18. Do you think less of a person in recovery? • Yes • No

  19. How much has this video changed your perception about addiction recovery? • Greatly • Somewhat • None

  20. Would you support legislation for additional prevention, treatment and recovery services? • Yes • No • maybe

  21. Would you tell a friend about The Anonymous People film? • Yes • No

  22. I understand the history of the recovery movement better after this film • Yes • No • I was already aware of the history before the film

  23. I better understand the cost of addiction to families and society • Strongly agree • Agree • Disagree • Strongly disagree • N/A

  24. I better understand the important role of advocacy to change stigma and policy around the issue of substance use disorders. • Strongly agree • Agree • Disagree • Strongly disagree • N/A

  25. I believe I am better able to treat those with substance use disorders after seeing this film • Strongly agree • Agree • Disagree • Strongly disagree • N/A

  26. I understand the difference between “anonymity” according to 12 step program traditions and an individuals right to share his or her recovery status better than I did before the film? • Yes • No • I already understood prior to the film

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