All data drops

Data drop: Self-care for loved ones

This month’s data drop is 90%. Almost all loved ones (90.2%) included in this analysis were struggling with self-care at intake.

Data drop: 2021 member characteristics

In 2021, Face It TOGETHER (FIT) engaged 351 individuals from 32 states and two Canadian provinces. We took a look at their average demographics and challenges at baseline.

Data drop: Employment impacts for persons with addiction

This month’s data drop is 77%.

Evaluation brief: Principles and values

Most (93%) Face It TOGETHER members struggle with their principles and values when they first start coaching.

Data drop: Reducing stress

Addressing factors associated with high levels of stress is a common goal for the first 30 days of engagement with a FIT peer coach.

Data drop: Generational differences in support

A review of data collected since 2016 shows some interesting differences in relationships when comparing two age groups.

Data drop: Feeling well rested

After participating in peer coaching for 30 days, more than half our members report feeling fresh and rested when they wake up.

Data drop: Loved ones & compassion fatigue

Our loved one members – caregivers of those with addiction – report healthier routines, increased emotional satisfaction and improved rest after enrolling in peer coaching.

Data drop: Healthcare usage

After 60 days of coaching, most of our members no longer feel there is a financial barrier to accessing healthcare.

Data drop: Feeling well

After 30 days of coaching, 83% of our members feel better than the first day they met with their coach.

Data drop: Healthy lifestyles

After 30 days of coaching, 85% of our members with addiction have established daily activities to support their wellness. 

Data drop: Improved communication

Most FIT members show significant change in the metrics focusing on communication after just 30 days of coaching engagement.

Data drop: Gender

Through this most recent analysis of RCIs, females show a regression in their recovery capital earlier than males.