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TAADAS Statewide Clearinghouse

Video Catalog

Four Easy Ways to Order Fax Fill out the Video Loan Agreement and order form on the next page and fax to: 615-780-5905

Phone Fax or mail your Video Loan Agreement and call in your order 615-780-5901 or 800-889-9789

Mail Mail the Video Loan Agreement and order form to TAADAS, 1321 Murfreesboro Pike., Suite 155, Nashville, TN 37217

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Table of Contents Alcohol ................................................................................................................... 5 Cocaine/Crack ........................................................................................................ 9 Marijuana ............................................................................................................. 12 Tobacco, Smoking ............................................................................................... 15 Other Drugs .......................................................................................................... 17 Other Addictions .................................................................................................. 27 Relapse, Relapse Prevention, Recovery ............................................................... 30 Prevention ............................................................................................................ 43 Codependency, Family, Relationships ................................................................. 47 Drug- and Alcohol-Exposed Infants .................................................................... 52 Children and Adult Children of Alcoholics ......................................................... 53 Co-Occurring Disorders ....................................................................................... 55 Stress, Suicide, Other Mental Health Issues ........................................................ 61 Clinical Information, Curriculum ......................................................................... 63 Workplace Issues ................................................................................................. 66 Driving Under the Influence ................................................................................ 67 Peer Pressure, Choice Making ............................................................................. 68 Spirituality ............................................................................................................ 73 Living Skills, Self Esteem .................................................................................... 76 HIV/AIDS, STDs, Sexual Issues ......................................................................... 84 Violence, Anger Management, Conflict Resolution ............................................ 87 Spanish Language Videos .................................................................................... 93 Miscellaneous ....................................................................................................... 94 Series ................................................................................................................... 100 Index by Video Title ........................................................................................... 113

TAADAS Statewide Clearinghouse • 1321 Murfreesboro Pike., Suite 155 • Nashville, TN 37203 • 800-889-9789 • www.taadas.org • [email protected]

TAADAS Statewide Clearinghouse

Video Loan Procedures All audiovisuals may be borrowed free of charge for a limit of three days. Exceptions to this policy may be made if necessary to accommodate showing schedules without inconveniencing other patrons who may have videos reserved. Three videos may be borrowed at a time. All video customers must fill out and sign a video loan form before videos are loaned out. If videos are to be shipped, the customer must pay shipping and handling charges (see “Shipping and Handling” section below).

RESERVATIONS Requests may be made in person, by phone, fax, or e-mail. All requests should be made as soon as possible to assure availability of specific titles. Written requests need to include title and show date(s), plus alternate titles and show dates. Please schedule at least a week in advance of show date to allow time to ship the video.

CHANGING OR EXTENDING RESERVATION DATES If it becomes necessary to change or extend a show date, call the Clearinghouse immediately. If it is at all possible, based on bookings for the title involved, arrangements will be made to change or extend the show date. If videos are not picked up before the close of business on the day they are requested, they will be available for other customers and will need to be reserved again.

SHIPPING AND HANDLING CHARGES Videos are shipped via United Parcel Service (UPS). Customers are responsible for shipping and handling charges of $14.50. A prepaid return shipping label will be enclosed in the package

.(These costs are subject to change without notice)Late Charges & Renewal

Audiovisuals are very heavily used, and a late return may cause the cancellation of another patron’s scheduled program. Therefore we charge $3.00 per video, per day late fee. To avoid late charges you may call and renew your videos for an additional period; however, if the videos are reserved for another patron, they must be returned as originally scheduled.

DAMAGED OR LOST VIDEOS The replacement cost of a lost or damaged video will be charged to the customer. The customer will be invoiced for the cost to replace the video. Most of the videos cost between $200 and $500 each. Customers are urged to take extra care in handling and returning the borrowed videos.

AUDIOVISUAL CARE Videos should be kept under cool and dry conditions when not in use. Please take care of the video to avoid replacement cost

Copyright Agreement

U.S. copyright laws apply to Statewide Clearinghouse videos. By requesting the loan of videos, each customer agrees to abide by federal law and will not duplicate all or part of the videos.

THIS PROJECT IF FUNDED BY THE TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES


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Membership rules and conditions: The TAADAS Clearinghouse loans videos to Tennessee residents free of charge for a period of 3 working days, up to 3 videos at a time. All customers must fill out and sign this form before videos may be borrowed.

Customers borrowing videos will be held liable for late fees of $3.00 per day per video, shipping and handling charges (14.50 per rental) if applicable, and cost of replacing damaged or lost videos. This is necessary because these videos are heavily used and are loaned on a reservation basis. Reservations are accepted up to 3 months in advance of your show date. Please schedule tapes as far in advance as possible to ensure you will receive the tape you want.

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ALCOHOL

ALCOHOL 101 High School, Adult, 18 Minutes, 1998 This video focuses on stopping the misuse of alcohol on collegecampuses. The program uses effective real life scenarios impacting freshmen, athletes, Greeks, and DUI offenders. 40004

ALCOHOL - FATHER MARTIN All, 18 Minutes, 1988 Father Joseph Martin speaks to students about the things we drink and why. By providing a comparison of alcohol to other beverages, he explains why alcohol can be a problem and what it does to a person. Father Martin also talks about the choices to drink or not to drink alcohol and emphasizes that alcohol is both dangerous and addictive. 10012

ALCOHOL: TRUE STORIES HOSTED BY MATT DAMON Upper Elementary, Middle School, 20 Minutes, 2002 Sometimes it seems like everyone drinks alcohol ... in movies, on TV, at parties, even at school. There are many reasons people drink ... to feel less self-conscious ... to deal with stress and sadness. We all struggle with those kinds of feelings … breaking up with someone we like, having a tough time with friends or our parents, or dealing with problems in the world around us. You’re going to make up your own mind about alcohol. Be honest with yourself. Ask yourself a couple questions: Am I risking hurting somebody I love? Am I risking hurting myself? 10676

ALCOHOL AND HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY High School, Adult, 24 Minutes, 1984 What are the effects of alcohol on the human body? The user of alcohol – and not just the abuser – should know. Most people overlook the fact that alcohol is a drug – a toxic one. This program presents the effect of alcohol on the human body’s major organs and systems. The ill effects of alcohol on the digestive, circulatory, muscular, skeletal, urogenital, and nervous systems are demonstrated and are interwoven with interviews with physicians and testimonials from six recovering alcoholics who briefly recount the physiological damage to their bodies caused by alcohol. 10016

ALCOHOL, DRUGS & THE BRAIN High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1995 Alcohol, Drugs and the Brain is a creative combination of a live presentation and computer graphics featuring a unique mix of humor, information, and motivation. This video examines and explores the consequences of being under the influence. Dr. Joseph Pursch thoroughly explains blood alcohol levels effects on the various parts of the brain and the behavioral consequences that follow. Dr. Pursch raises questions and provides answers to what are some of the most serious problems of our time: violent, criminal and antisocial behavior. 10496

CHALKTALK Adult, 45 Minutes, 1974 Father Martin talks about alcohol and alcoholism. He outlines the scope of the problems and the factors influencing attitudes and behavior, discusses the physiological effects of alcohol

and describes the development stages of alcoholism. He concludes by emphasizing that to recover the alcoholic must recognize that he has a drinking problem, and when he is ready for treatment, “what works best is AA.” 10080-VHS, 10081-VHS, 30358-DVD

CHALK TALK ON ALCOHOL 42 min, 40478 Chalk Talk on Alcohol has long been known as one of the most important teaching films ever produced by those in recovery and treatment professionals. Offering one of the most effective descriptions of alcohol, alcoholism, and recovery from addiction, this has been a best-selling video for years and answers such important questions as: What is alcohol? How does it affect the individual? What are the symptoms of addiction? How can an individual recover? Because of the success of these videos, Father Martin has been a legacy of hope and healing for those affected by alcohol.


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DRUG WARS: THE HIGH TIMES Middle/High School, 24 Minutes, 1999 A program about the number one killer of teens – alcohol. This impactful, yet light-hearted, video looks carefully at the dangers of under-age drinking. While watching the program, kids discover for themselves about the physical, mental and emotional damage that alcohol can cause. 10656

COLLEGE BINGE DRINKING & SOBER REFLECTIONS Adult, 20 Minutes, 1995 Film shows an actual, binge episode. It was done by students who were attempting to help a fellow student see and better understand the effects of his drinking behavior. Done without script, the video is a glimpse of reality, a moment of truth rarely seen in other videos. Initially, the viewer feels the fun and laughter usually associated with excess drinking, but by the end of the film the viewer feels the embarrassment and emotional pain of the binge drinker. In the video, the student is interviewed while bingeing (16 shots over 4 hours). Changes in the student’s language and manners are dramatic. Warning: Contains Very Strong Language. 10518 & 30326 & 40000

EVERYONE’S NOT DOING IT: AN ALCOHOL PREVENTION VIDEO TEEN, 15 minutes, 2002 Everyone’s NOT Doing It! An Alcohol Prevention Video will demystify alcohol- one of the most widely used drugs in our society and the number-one killer of teenagers. Teens will learn about the risks that alcohol use poses for their bodies, minds, and lives. By addressing the realities of peer and media pressure head-on, the video challenges teens to think in new ways about what they hear, and to make their own decisions.

GEORGIA #40213 Georgia is an achingly truthful portrait of the chronic, deadly disease of addiction as revealed by two sisters. Georgia (Mare Winningham) and Sadie (Jennifer Jason Leigh) trapped in a cycle of codependency and sibling rivalry. Both sisters aspire to singing careers but Sadie's

progressive alcoholism destroys her rock-and-roll hopes and dreams while her sister enjoys happiness and success. DVD, 117 min

MEDICAL ASPECTS OF ALCOHOL PART 1 & PART 2 High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1992 Dr. Max Schneider presents the most detailed description of the effects of alcohol on human physiology. Alcohol is a toxic drug, and this video explains the signs and symptoms of diseases resulting from the use of alcohol. He illustrates the effects on the liver, heart, kidney, pancreas and other organs of the body. Schneider touches on the issues of withdrawal, glucose tolerance, and the problems of hypoglycemia. This video is important viewing for anyone who drinks alcohol, Part 1 Revised 10293 & Part 2 Revised 10292 MY NAME IS BILL W. Junior/High School, College, Adult, 99 Minutes, 2006 The true story of the founders of Alcoholic Anonymous. World War I veteran William Wilson has everything: loving wife, good health, Wall Street career – and a “drinking problem.” After bottoming out, he meets Bob Smith, an Ohio surgeon with the same “problem.” Together they discover a way to stay sober ... one day at a time. Their triumph would become the world’s. 10695-VHS & 30324- 40501 DVD

ONE FOR THE ROAD High School, College, Adult, 36 Minutes, 1998 The physical and mental devastation of lifelong alcohol abuse affects not only the drinker but also his or her friends and family. Medical experts outline the physiological effects of long-term addiction, while celebrities such as Chuck Norris, Suzanne Somers, Carol Burnett and Doc Severinsen (himself a recovering alcoholic) describe how life with a heavy drinker has impacted their lives. 30391-DVD


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SEX, ALCOHOL AND SELF-ESTEEM High School, Adult, 31 Minutes, 1993 Sex, Alcohol and Self-Esteem: Strategies for a generation at risk, Dr. Richard P. Keeling M.D. brings his message of self-esteem, skills, and support to students everywhere. This video is a professionally produced video of Dr. Keeling speaking directly to students. a variety of setting place, Dr. Keelinng in locations that are realistic parts of students’ lives. The tape includes both visual fragments of the fast paced, high-tech, media-intensive world of campus culture and segments recorded in the more balanced, peaceful environment of Thomas Jefferson’s University of Virginia. The video comes together to deliver a meaningful message about health and choices in today’s turbulent world. 40003

SYMPTOMS OF SOBRIETY High School, Adult, 45 Minutes, 1978 This film deals with the signs of recovery from alcoholism. Alcoholics can get well, but there are degrees of good health as well as degrees of sickness. In this film Father Martin spells out what he feels are the symptoms of ideal sobriety. They add up to what should be the goal for the counselor and the goal towards which the alcoholic should strive. 10667 & 10426

SMASHED: TOXIC TALES OF TEENS AND ALCOHOL Adults & Teens, 75 minutes, 2004 Filmed at the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center, SMASHED pulls no punches in its graphic presentation of the devastating consequences of underage drinking and impaired driving. Focusing on the effects of impaired driving collisions when the victims do not die, it shows young crash victims from their arrival at the shock trauma facility and follows their progress over time.

THE TRUTH ABOUT DRINKING Teen Files Series Middle/High School, 30 Minutes, 1998 Alcohol kills more than five times the number of people killed by cocaine, heroin, and every other illegal drug combined. Yet for today’s teenagers, alcohol is the number one drug of choice. Few, if any, of these young people think about the consequences. In this program, teens who are current drinkers see firsthand what the future holds for them if they continue to drink. Hosted by Leeza Gibbons with appearances by Tyra Banks, Kevin Sorbo and Evander Holyfield. 10571, 40009, 40008-VHS, 30367-DVD

WITHOUT WARNING: THE DANGERS OF ALCOHOL POISONING AND BINGE DRINKING Teen, 16 minutes, 1996 Three stories told by surviving family members reveal the devastating and lethal effects of alcohol overdosing in young people. Deaths from alcohol poisoning of youths under 21 are conservatively estimated at 4k annually. This video will inform students of the critical signs to look for in alcohol poisoning and help deliver the message that binge drinking can have fatal results.

WOMEN AND ALCOHOL: THROUGH THE DRINKING GLASS High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1980

A sensitive and revealing look into the lives of four recovering alcoholic women, Women and Alcohol offers the first complete picture of the pressures and role expectations which contribute to a woman’s alcohol dependency and the exciting rewards in recovery. Video host Carol Burnett, not an alcoholic herself, but


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nonetheless a victim of the disease, shares her personal story. Multi-cultural, universal appeal. 30165

BINGE DRINKING: THE FACTS High School, Adult, 24 Minutes, 1998 The trend of binge drinking--the intentional consumption of excessive amounts of alcohol--shows no decline in schools and colleges across the country. The program examines the dangers of alcohol poisoning and describes the correct life-saving procedures to follow in order to save someone. Through interviews with physicians and emergency medical technicians as well as binge abusers the video and print material send a clear no use message to viewers. 31001 DVD

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COCAINE AND CRACK

CLEAN AND SOBER Rated R, 124 Minutes, 1998 Michael Keaton plays real-estate broker Daryl Poyner, whose cocaine habit nearly consumes him until he enters a local detox program promising discretion and privacy. It also guarantees one thing more: the toughest battle of his life. 30404-DVD

COCAINE & CRACK: A CRAVING FOR MORE High School, College, Adult, 35 Minutes, 2003 This video shows how cocaine triggers a rush, euphoria, and increased energy that can just as quickly give way, to anger, exhaustion, unwanted fetal effects, cardiovascular impairment, and intense craving that leads to compulsive use. Precise computer animation of neurochemical processes in the brain, compelling interviews with practicing and recovering cocaine abusers, and excerpts from powerful treatment and group sessions gives a comprehensive view of the physical, mental, emotional, and societal ramifications of cocaine use. “The only thing I wanted to do was smoke, and smoke, and smoke crack. So each time I’d go up and get me some dope, I said, ‘Lord, you’ve got to help me, you’ve got to help me,’ but each time I was saying this, I am still going to buy these drugs. I ain’t stopping.” – Recovering Cocaine Abuser” 10657 & 40105

COCAINE AND CRACK #40209 The pleasure of a cocaine high doesn’t last long, but the damage cocaine causes can last a lifetime. This video explores the history of cocaine; the effects of cocaine and crack on the body and the short- and long-term health impacts; and teenage attitudes toward cocaine and crack. The video also delves into the illicit cocaine trade and the South American cartels that control it, as well as addiction to cocaine—both physical and psychological. A viewable/printable instructor’s guides is available online. A Cambridge Educational Production. (19 minutes)

COCAINE MONKEY Adult, 28 Minutes, 1990 Brother Earl Cannamore explains to patients in a treatment program why cocaine is the most powerfully addictive of all the chemicals of abuse and addiction. In easily understandable terms, he talks about the brain’s natural “dopamine pump” and how this inborn mechanism is exhilaratingly accelerated by cocaine. Addicts learn why all other pleasurable experiences – both natural and chemically induces – pale by comparison to the cocaine high. 10095

HOOKED ON A LINE High School, Adult, 27 Minutes, 1986 A documentary that reveals through intimate interviews the medical symptoms and problems of those using cocaine and the impact of it on lifestyles and the disease and getting well process. 10226

I’LL NEVER FORGET YOU: A TRIBUTE TO LEN BIAS Middle/High School, Adult, 14 Minutes, 1990 The night that university of Maryland forward Len Bias was drafted by the Boston Celtics, he celebrated with cocaine and died. Former college rival Johnny Dawkins host this tribute to Len Bias, and talks of the importance of saying no to drugs. 10237

NIGHT JOURNEY TO CRACK Middle/High School, 28 Minutes, 1989 This program dramatizes three teenagers who want to try crack. The young men leave a safe, though dull, party to buy and experiment with crack. The fun of experimentation turns into a nightmare as one boy accidentally overdoses. The program is informative and effective, showing who uses crack, how easy it is to become addicted, the physical dangers, and how crack can ruin your life. 10547


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DRUGS END ALL DREAMS High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1997 The Harlem district of New York has lived with various drugs – heroin, cocaine and finally crack – and it is the latter drug, crack, which has had the most devastating effect on this community. Users and recovering addicts bluntly tell what it is like to be addicted to crack and its effect on their families, friends, health, financial situations, and how it sometimes led to their involvement in crime. Viewers will see methods that community organizations and religious groups have used in their fight to rid Harlem of crack and crack-related problems. 10597

GOODBYE COCAINE Adult, 31 Minutes, 1990 Actual cocaine-addicted patients say goodbye to cocaine under the persuasive guidelines of Brother Earl Cannamore, C.A.C. In this video he shatters the self-delusion which often accompanies addiction to cocaine, including compliance, and misinformation. Goodbye Cocaine is a high-energy, riveting therapy session wonderfully captured on video. 10200 See entire list of Brother Earl videos on page 120.

JOURNALS FROM THE INSIDE: A COCAINE/CRACK PREVENTION VIDEO TEEN, 20 minutes, 2002 Two teenage journalists shed the illusions and learn the tragic truths behind crack and cocaine use. Through interviews with recovering addicts, a young person serving time for dealing, and undercover narcotics officer, and an emergency-room physician, this dramatic video vividly reveals the specter of the cocaine and crack lifestyle, which often results in chronic health problems, crime, prostitution, gun violence, and death of the user. Teens are presented a gentle, caring, effective way to help peers and loved ones in throes of addiction regain their lives.

NOT ME! A DRAMA ABOUT CRACK ABUSE AMONG TEENAGERS Middle/High School, 40 Minutes, 1988 This film focuses on teenage cocaine/crack use and addiction. It shows how innocently someone can become trapped into using drugs to gain friends and then lose those things they hold most precious, their lives. 10318

SMOKEABLE COCAINE: THE HAIGHT ASHBURY-CRACK FILM High School, Adult, 28 Minutes, 1987 This film on the physiology and compulsion of smokeable cocaine users details how freebase and crack manipulate the brain chemistry. By using animation, computer graphics and interviews with doctors and ex-users, Smokeable Cocaine demonstrates how the initial euphoria is quickly replaced by dysphoria and depression. 10395

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THE COCAINE FILM Adult, 35 Minutes, 1986 This nonjudgmental teaching film details what cocaine is and how it manipulates brain chemicals. By using computer graphics, animation and personal interviews, this film demonstrates how cocaine inhibits the natural balance of the brain’s chemistry and can replace basic survival mechanisms such as sleeping, eating, drinking and sex drive with the compulsive use of cocaine. 10204


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MARIJUANA

DEBUNKING THE MYTHS ABOUT MARIJUANA Middle/High School, 7 Minutes, 2003 This video, developed by the ONDCP National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign, was designed to educate communities about the harms of teen

marijuana use. It highlights the latest research about the drug, features commentary by leading experts about the effects of marijuana on youth and encourages communities to work together to address teen marijuana use. It also includes television ads for youth and encourages communities to work together to address teen marijuana use. (Includes a flyer with additional info.) 30269

HEMP: CHASING SMOKE High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1996 With the increasing perception that marijuana use is essentially harmless, it is more important than ever that people get credible, accurate information about this drug. In this video, medical experts, educators and people of all ages share their knowledge to separate the myths from the reality. 10221 & 10598

KEEP OFF THE GRASS Middle/High School, 30 Minutes, 1998 Dispels the myth that marijuana is “harmless.” By allowing viewers to hear from real people in recovery who describe how marijuana was their gateway into serious substance abuse, this video offers up-to-date information with a memorable anti-drug message. Leader’s Guide available. 10591

MARIJUANA: WEEDING OUT THE HYPE High School, College, Adult, 30 Minutes, 2002 Myths, Facts, & Illicit Drugs: What You Should Know. Marijuana is the most widely used mind-altering drug. In this video, viewers will learn some of the latest facts about Marijuana. Experts refute the myth that “everybody” is

using marijuana as well as claims that it is harmless. The video includes highlights from “Marijuana: Weeding Out the Hype,” one in a series of national 90-minute drug-specific teleconferences sponsored by the Office of National Drug Control Policy, SAMHSA, NIDA, the National Guard Counterdrug Office, and the Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America. 30248

L-EVATED: THE BLUNT TRUTH Middle/High School, Adult, 24 Minutes, 1999 More than 50% of juvenile arrestees test positive for marijuana use. Many urban teens show neither awareness of the long-range health risks associated with escalating marijuana use or understanding of how the drug can impair cognitive skills and be addictive. This program combines dramatic vignettes and interviews with youth and health experts to illustrate how destructive and debilitating marijuana is. A doctor describes the effects of regular marijuana use on human behavior. Users become apathetic, tired, moody and irritable and experience a lack of energy and concentration. Judgment can also be impaired when under the influence of the drug. The problem depicts scenarios where young adults take such unnecessary chances as having unprotected sex and committing armed robbery. Former adult marijuana users help young people get back on the right track by showing them how using the drug messed up their lives. 10612

MARIJUANA #40107 Marijuana has the distinction of being the most widely used illicit drug in the United States. This video traces the history of marijuana and goes on to explain some of the many uses of the hemp plant; the effects of THC—the primary psychoactive chemical in marijuana, sinsemilla, hashish, and hash oil—on the body; the short- and long-term health implications of marijuana abuse; and teenage attitudes toward marijuana. In addition, the video investigates the concept of psychological dependency and considers whether marijuana is a gateway drug. A viewable/printable instructor’s guides is available online. A Cambridge Educational Production. (19 minutes)


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MARIJUANA IN THE NEW MILLENNIUM High School, College, Adult, 25 Minutes, 1999 In this video Dr. David Ohlms addresses why marijuana continues to be popular among both teens and adults. Ohlms says “for the most part, beliefs about the dangers associated with the use of these drugs – which have been harbingers of change in the past – remained fairly stable in 1999.” He discusses many of the common physical effects, signs and symptoms of drug use, its side effects, and newly discovered physiological issues that face drug users. 10652-DVD

MARIJUANA: WHAT CAN A PARENT DO? High School, College, Adult, 14 Minutes, 1995 Specifically designed for parents, educators, and drug abuse prevention leaders, this videotape presents science-based facts to educate families and the community about the resurgence in marijuana use among youth. Through the experience of real parents and teens, Marijuana: What Can Parents Do? stresses the importance of opening a dialogue between parents and children and encourages parents to communicate a strong prevention message to their children. 10672

MARIJUANA AND HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY High School, Adult, 22 Minutes, 1986

Even though marijuana is the second most widely abused drug after alcohol, many people believe it offers harmless recreation. This video dispels the belief with hard facts about the drug and its effects on the body. A physician narrator clearly describes the chemicals damaging effects on the sinuses,

pharynx, uvula, heart, lungs, brain, reproductive system, and immune system. The dangers of mixing alcohol and marijuana are also discussed. 10284

MARIJUANA UPDATE WITH DR. DAVID OHLMS High School, Adult, 34 Minutes, 1990 The presentation, hosted by Dr. David Ohlms, M.D., studies marijuana addiction symptoms, withdrawal and treatment. The video addresses the growing concern among public health officials that the documented adverse impact of marijuana use on the human immune system has serious implications in light of the AIDS epidemic. 10287

MARIJUANA IN THE 90’S High School, Adult, 35 Minutes, 1992 In his latest video update on marijuana, Dr. David Ohlms reexamines older studies and introduces new research which seems to implicate the popular recreational drug in a number of human physical ailments. The primary message is that marijuana is definitely not a “safe” drug. Not only is it a gateway to other substances, but it can contribute to or cause profound psychological and emotional impairment, in addition to producing physical addiction. The video also looks at how the quality and strength of marijuana have changed over the years. Effects on the drug vary widely, depending on the user and the level of THC. 10286

MARIJUANA UPDATE Middle/High School, Adult, 16 Minutes, 1997 Marijuana is the most widely used drug today, and can serve as gateway to other addictive drugs. Leo Hayden, a former college athlete, knows this all too well. Now working as a counselor for drug addiction, Leo tells viewers how he became addicted to marijuana. Other former users share stories of how their marijuana addiction began, and how they eventually hit bottom. Graphics demonstrate the physical effects on the body, and former addicts share psychological effects. 10546


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MARIJUANA: THE MEDICAL CONSEQUENCES High School, Adult, 42 Minutes, 2004 Viewers will explore marijuana's effect on the brain, both in terms of what produces its pleasurable effect, and the side effects apparent in various parts of the brain. Other core issues include effects on general physical health and emotional wellness, addictive qualities and women's issues. Medically accurate information and computer graphics are interspersed with engaging questions from the audience, offering a real world approach to those concerned about marijuana, and the implications of its use. 30363-DVD

MARIJUANA WITH DELBERT BOONE Middle/High School, 30 Minutes, 1999 According to recent national surveys on drug trends, marijuana use by 12 to 17 year olds is on the rise. And these young people do not perceive the real harm in using marijuana. Delbert Boone discusses the hazards of marijuana use, and addresses the misconceptions most adolescents have about marijuana. He explains how marijuana impairs

judgment and skills, and can impair the user’s ability to concentrate, solve problems, learn and retain new information. Videotaped at Chateaugay Correctional Facility in up-state New York. 10480-VHS, 30386-DVD

REALITY CHECK: A MARIJUANA PREVENTION VIDEO TEEN, 14 minutes, 1999 The poignant scenes shown in Reality Check: A Marijuana Prevention Video expose teens to the reality of the physical, mental, and emotional dangers of this increasingly popular drug. The video provides viewers with skills and positive alternatives to avoid the pitfalls of pot.

Delbert Boone has spent the past eighteen years counseling adolescents and criminal drug offenders, sharing the harsh realities of drug addiction. Boone speaks from personal experience, sharing how his life started with high expectations; a basketball star, on the dean’s list in high school and college where he majored in guidance and counseling. He shares how for ten years he worked as a high school teacher, social worker, parole officer and drug counselor and how his addiction to drugs started with alcohol and ended with cocaine, heroin, petty crime and prison.

Boone’s struggle for sobriety while incarcerated lead him to develop an effective drug treatment program for prisoners, addressing the special problems and needs of inmates as desperately in need of help as he was. Boone’s program received the 1984 United Way Program of The Year Award.

During his career, Boone has received numerous honors. In 1984, then First Lady Nancy Reagan, appointed him spokesperson for the US Drug Free Schools Program. He is a member of the National Speakers Bureau and four-time nominee for the National Council on Alcoholism’s Helen B. Madden Award. He is the winner of the 18th annual Telly Award for the video, Marijuana, which also received a second place award for Best Training Film Produced by a Non-correctional Agency at the American Correctional Association’s 1997 Film festival. His video, Street Gangs: Circle of Violence received the second place Special Interest Award from American Correctional Association.

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MEDICAL ASPECTS OF TOBACCO Middle/High School, College, Adult, 27 Minutes, 1990 This video, hosted by Dr. Max Schneider, M.D., is not a medical lecture. It is an elaborate production combining a dramatic story, animation and real life interviews with important information about the effects of tobacco vital to everyone ... with special meaning to women, youth minorities, recovering addicts and alcoholics. Schneider a twenty-five year pioneer in smoking and health issues Early demonstrates the physical and emotional effects of tobacco. 10298

MTV TALKS TOBACCO Middle/High School, 18 Minutes, 2000 Educating teenagers about the addictive effects of nicotine and the positive effects of a

healthy lifestyle is critical to reversing recent increases in the number of teenagers who smoke. The MTV Talks Tobacco video was developed by the CDC to provoke thought and stimulate discussion about teen smoking. In the first segment of this two part video, former cast members of MTV’s REAL WORLD talk candidly about the pitfalls of cigarette smoking. The second part features Gabrielle Reese, a professional volleyball player, model, and former host of MTV Sports, discussing the effects of cigarette smoking on physical fitness with street luge champion Roger Hickey. Both parts of the video encourage young people to view tobacco use as a problem that is relevant to them. 30221

MY BEST: LINDSEY’S CHOICE Middle/High School, 10 Minutes, 1993 This video is about two teens dealing with peer pressure on smoking. Three options are given to deal with their dilemma. 30091

SCENE SMOKING: CIGARETTES, CINEMA, & MYTH OF COOL High School, College, Adult, 60 Minutes, 2003 From fashion to music, young people often emulate celebrity behavior that they see on screen. Studies have found that films depicting tobacco use are increasing. Pros from the entertainment and health fields discuss real life choices they’ve made and what they think about the depiction of tobacco on screen. Includes two teacher’s guides. 30267

SAY GOODBYE CAMEL JOE Middle/High School, 8 Minutes, 1992 A fast-paced, “MTV-style” video using lively visuals and music along with teen comments to reveal some of the deceptive advertising techniques used by the tobacco industry to target children. 10595

SMOKING AND HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY High School, Adult, 19 Minutes, 1991 Every thirteen seconds someone dies from smoking related disease. This powerful program uses dramatic statistics and “inner-body” photography to show just how serious a problem cigarette smoking is. Viewers will be riveted as a tiny camera follows cigarette smoke into a human lung to show the physical damage that occurs as a result of smoking. The program also covers

the dangers of second hand smoke and, in an especially moving sequence, it shows how a fetus is harmed when a pregnant woman inhales cigarette smoke. The program points out that in order to replace the dead, the tobacco industry must recruit 7,000 new smokers a day and that current targets are young people and people of the third world. Because of this expansion, smoking related diseases have now become the most common cause of death in many third world countries. 10397


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SMOKING: TRUTH OR DARE Teen Files Series Middle/High School, Adult, 52 Minutes, Six thousand American teenagers light a cigarette for the first time every day. A total of four and a half million teens smoke or chew tobacco. Despite increased education in the classroom about the very real dangers of tobacco use, many teens do not believe or care that they, too, will become part of the statistics: every year, smoking kills more people than AIDS, drug use, car accidents and murder-combined. Smoking: Truth or Dare, recently broadcast on national television, is a powerful program that graphically demonstrates to teens who use tobacco exactly what this deadly habit is doing to them. The damage smoking or chewing tobacco does to their bodies is not just something intangible that they might have to face forty or more years down the road. These young people are suffering the deadly effects of their tobacco use right now, and the consequences will only get worse. 10685-VHS, 30366-DVD

STAGES OF QUITTING NICOTINE & TOBACCO High School, Adult, 20 Minutes, 1996 Describes the six stages of quitting nicotine and tobacco. Lists some sources of support that can be of help to you to stay quit. 10533

TOBACCO AND HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY Middle/High School, Adult, 21 Minutes, 1987 In a university laboratory, Dr. Mark Robinson explains the physiological effects of smoke on the human body. He covers the effects of both smoked and smokeless tobacco. Dr. Robinson shows how the human respiratory system works and how it’s damaged by the particulate matter in cigarette smoke. The diseases caused by smoking are described including emphysema, cancer, and heart attack. Effects of smoking on an unborn child are explained as well. 10431

TOBACCO ROAD High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1998 Hard-hitting, graphic footage and interviews with people stricken with tobacco related illnesses are contrasted with teen interviews demonstrating attitudes of self-deception. This video exposes the high occurrence of lung cancer, emphysema, heart disease and vascular disease directly attributed to tobacco use. Guaranteed to stir the emotions of those who continue to abuse tobacco-related products. 10592

UNDERSTANDING THE PROBLEMS OF NICOTINE AND TOBACCO High School, Adult, 20 Minutes, 1996 Explains the basics of nicotine and tobacco and the physical effects on its users. Discusses the additional 4,000 deadly chemicals found in cigarettes and defines and explains the addictive capacity of nicotine. 10525

RIGHT DECISIONS RIGHT NOW Middle/High School, 12 Minutes, 2001 This video models behavior and refusal techniques that young people can use in resisting peer pressure to smoke, aimed at communicating to young people in middle and junior high schools that smoking is not a good decision in order to curb appetite, lose weight, fit in or look “cool.” 32058

RIGHT DECISIONS RIGHT NOW: DON’T BE CLUELESS Middle/High School, 15 Minutes, 1998 Hosted by Brittany Murphy, this video includes scenes from the TV program “Sister Sister.” It focuses on the importance of making the right decisions for yourself and not allowing others to pressure you into doing things that are not right for you. 30254


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THE ADDICT ...THE STORY OF A HEROIN ADDICT CLOSE - UP Middle/High School, Adult, 24 Minutes, 1986 This video offers a vivid picture as addicts, recovering addicts, medical experts, and parents speak out about heroin. The problem is epidemic from the “mean streets” to Rodeo drive. Narrator Tim Reid takes you through heroin addiction close-up with stories of four addicts’ behavior patterns. Information is also given on how users have changed their own fundamental biochemistry. 10002

ARE YOU TALKING TO ME? Mid/High, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1989 Think about it. Talk about it. Deal with it before it gets hold of you. This is the message delivered to youth at the

beginning and conclusion of the film. In between those printed messages is some fast paced, attention riveting material. More than 60 real life situations are depicted in the montage of scenes ranging from experimentation with alcohol and other “gateway” drugs to life threatening involvement with cocaine, crack and heroin. Teenage pregnancy, suicide, peer pressure, family relationships and the harsh realities of criminal action dramatize the effects of substance abuse on every aspect of a user’s life. 10025

BATH SALTS: THE DEADLY FACTS #40233 Bath salts are the newest drug scourge to hit the US. They are currently available online, in gas stations and convenience stores across the nation. In the first few months of 2011, poison control centers nationwide reported a record-breaking increase in ER visits related to bath salts. This timely program gives viewers the hardcore truth about this highly addictive substance which causes intense paranoia, psychosis and suicidal thoughts. A drug abuse expert who treats young people in the grips of bath salt addiction speaks bluntly about this methamphetamine-like drug. The gut-wrenching story of Jarrod Moody, a young man who took his own life after a binge on bath salts caused him to spiral out of control, makes a powerful case against experimenting with bath salts.

BEYOND OPIATES ADULT, 23 MINUTES, 2013 This video presents a fresh perspective on the science of pain and how it influences recovery from opioid dependency. The content focuses on a new paradigm for understanding chronic pain, showing how the extended use of prescription painkillers increases the sensitivity of the nerve cells thereby magnifying pain (hyperalgesia, hyperpathia, allodynia.) Interviews with recovering addicts and treatment professionals illustrate the challenges opiate addiction creates and presents a message of hope and encouragement for clients to examine recovery in light of this new view of treating dependency and pain. 40508-DVD

CHALK TALK ON DRUGS Adult, 56 Minutes, 2000 Father Martin with Dr. C. C. Nuckols and a group of recovering addicts join forces to make this exciting new film. Father Martin explains the answer to recovering from drug addiction regardless of the drug of choice while Dr. Nuckols explains the classifications of drugs, what they do, and how they affect the user. Personal experiences from people in recovery are interjected throughout. 10625-VHS, 30359-DVD

CHASING THE DRAGON: HEROIN ADDICTION High School, Adult, 49 Minutes, 1997

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Video host Delbert Boone talks openly and candidly with a group of recovering heroin addicts about the issues surrounding heroin use, how it affects the user mentally, emotionally and physically. Speaking from personal experiences, Boone explains how and why people use heroin, and the places the drug takes you – like emergency rooms, hospitals, court rooms, prison and the morgue. Includes interviews and testimonials from inmates, ex-inmates and recovering addicts. 10483-VHS, 30327-DVD. For complete list of Delbert Boone videos, see page 125

DANGER! TOXIC CHEMICALS: AN INHALANTS PREVENTION VIDEO TEEN, 14 MINUTES, 1999 Danger! Toxic Chemicals is a short, dramatic, educational video for use in fifth through eighth grades. It introduces students to the truth about inhalants with an energetic, cutting edge visual style. Students will learn the straight facts about sniffing and huffing and how these actions can cause permanent injury or even death, most important, this video dispels the myth among kids that common household products must be safe “because they’re around us”.

DRUG WARS: CRANK COUNTY High School, Adult, 20 Minutes, 1997 This comprehensive look at crank (also called methamphetamine or meth) paints the whole picture. Compelling interviews and stories from law enforcement, emergency medical workers, and users, dramatically illustrate the lethal potential of this drug. The program depicts the dangers of meth, including its psychoactive and physical properties. The lost lives and permanent physical damage associated with meth also illustrate that this substance is nothing to be fooled with. 10488

DRUGS WARS: RX TO DIE FOR Junior/High School, College, 24 Minutes, 2005 Prescription drug abuse is a serious problem. Drugs such as vicodin, oxycontin, and methadone can be just as deadly as illegal drugs, and often, easier to get. Unfortunately, because these drugs are prescribed by a doctor, many people don’t realize just how deadly they can be. In Rx To Die For, addiction treatment experts will teach how these drugs can destroy your body

and brain, and victims who have experienced the devastating affects first hand will tell their stories. 30323-DVD ECSTASY: THE E-STREET BLUES Junior/High School, 21Minutes, 2005 Current and former users describe their experiences with the drug, which can sometimes cause the user's body to overheat to such a degree that vital organs actually shut down. Meanwhile, a psychiatrist at a major university details how MDMA, the active ingredient in Ecstasy, affects the mind and can trigger depression, memory loss and even long-term brain damage. Ecstasy use can lead to suicide, homelessness, attempted murder and prison, but the director of a successful urban treatment program offers insights on how to avoid substance abuse problems and where to go for help and support. 30389-DVD

FRIENDS HELPING FRIENDS Adult, 30 Minutes, 1993 Many older adults today live by the motto “a pill for every ill.” They consume 30% of all prescription drugs, 70% of non-prescription drugs, and use alcohol for social or medicinal purposes. As a result, older adults are at risk for drug misuse or abuse. They need quality prevention and education services. Friends Helping Friends curricula contains a manual and a tape called Wise Use of Drugs. Together, these components combine to enhance and empower the lives of older adults. 10191

FROM OPIUM TO HEROIN High School, Adult, 51 Minutes, 1988

A complete tool on the subject of opiates such as heroin, morphine, and percodan. Animation, live action and patient interviews explain the topic in a comprehensive

fashion. Opiates have been used and abused for over 5,000 years. Medically, they are prescribed to treat pain. Though the drugs soften pain, they also create a high – the reason addicts self prescribe. The video explains the most important issues related to opiates and their abuse, such as physiological effects, endorphins, tissue dependency, drug synergism, addiction, withdrawal and recovery. 10193


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GHB : RAVE & CLUB DRUGS High School, Adult, 60 Minutes, 2005 This hour-long telecast will explore the illicit world of GHB (Gamma-hydroxybutyrate) drug trafficking, use and abuse. GHB is classified as a sedative-hypnotic and/or a central nervous system depressant. It produces euphoria, intoxication and hallucinations with alcohol like effects. Because it produces such a rapid progression from drowsiness to sleep, it is often used as a “date-rape” drug. The program will focus on GHB trafficking, “date-rape” case studies, and GHB on the Internet. It will also cover the use, abuse, addiction and the pharmacological effects of the drug and what law enforcement officers need to know to recognize the indicators that a suspect is high on GHB. The program will also include a segment on Rave and Club Drugs – particularly Ecstasy – how to recognize the indicators and hear one mother’s story of how an experiment with Ecstasy cost her high school son his life. 30314

HEROIN AND OTHER OPIATES High School, Adult, 31 Minutes, 1988 Heroin use is becoming more widespread. The cocaine epidemic caused an alarming jump in the number of heroin users. Experts believe that the paraphernalia of cocaine freebasing – plus the need to come down from cocaine highs – has made heroin more acceptable among middle and upper class drug users. Dr. David Ohlms explores this problem through a general discussion of the use and abuse opiates, both prescription and non-prescription. 10223

HEROIN AND PRESCRIPTION PAIN KILLERS: A TOOLKIT FOR COMMUNITY ACTION Adult/Teen, 20 minutes, 2014 Communities across the country are in the midst of an opioid epidemic. This comprehensive resource provides reproducible materials to create an effective, multidisciplinary plan for addressing opioid addiction and overdose. Toolkit includes DVD and CD-ROM.

HEROIN: WHAT AM I GOING TO DO? High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1997 Recovering addicts share how they reclaimed their lives through the twelve steps. They reveal the overwhelming

feelings of helplessness and desperation that brought them to treatment. Their matter-of-fact revelations show the way out of heroin addiction as they talk about their need for honesty and surrender to begin recovery, their struggles to stay clean, and the rewards of a life without drugs. 10524

HIGH ON PAINKILLERS: ADDICTION AND OVERDOSE Teen, 21 minutes, 2013 The truth about the abuse of prescribed painkillers is startling. Abused painkillers such as Oxycodone, Vicodin and methadone are responsible for more deaths than cocaine and heroin combined. Former users, physicians and drug education experts communicate the hard facts to viewers including how difficult it is for users to cope with withdrawal symptoms such as depression, anxiety, shakiness and lack of energy.

THE HUNGRY HEART Adult, 93 minutes, 2013 The Hungry Heart provides an intimate look at the often hidden world of prescription drug addiction through the world of Vermont Pediatrician Fred Holmes who works with patients struggling with this disease. In addition, the film interviews a number of older addicts who talk about their recovery process juxtaposed against Fred’s patients. The road to recovery is paved with both success stories and strewn with relapses, downfalls and tragic losses. However, through the movie we see the many faces and diverse populations of addiction, and their continued search for a life of recovery.

ICE AGE: METH ACROSS AMERICA Middle/High School, 30 Minutes, 2004 If you were to encounter a clandestine methamphetamine laboratory would you know what to do? According to the U.S. Department of Justice a large portion of the illegal meth available in the U.S. is produced domestically in clan


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laboratories. The number of labs and dumpsites has increased dramatically in recent years. In fact it's reached epidemic proportions in several states. 30310 INHALANTS #40408 Since chemicals in more than 1,400 products can be sniffed or huffed for their psychoactive and mind-altering effects, it’s not surprising that inhalants are the most frequently abused substances in the U.S. This video explores the history of inhalant abuse; the effects of inhalants on the body and the short- and long-term health impacts; and teenage attitudes toward inhalants. The major classes of commonly abused inhalants and treatment and prevention measures are described in the video as well. A viewable/printable instructor’s guides is available online. Cambridge Educational Production. (18 minutes)

INHALANTS EXPOSED Teen, 15 minutes, 2000 This program addresses a dangerous and often tragic practice among young people- sniffing fumes of household products to get high. This video presents facts and authentic stories about the terrible consequences of “huffing”. Students will hear firsthand accounts of how young people suffered seizures, blindness, respiratory arrest, and death from inhaling substances such as cleaning fluid and air freshener.

THE INVISIBLE LINE High School, Adult, 31 Minutes, 1987

A drama about anyone who has decided to use alcohol and other drugs. The story is about a teenager named Jason, who started by drinking beer and wine, advanced to pot, then pills, and finally cocaine. Jason went from someone who was “only drinking and doing ‘recreational’ drugs,” to someone who would die from addiction. This production contains potentially offensive language. Please review the content prior to presentation. 30076

IT COULD HAPPEN TO ANYONE Adult, 30 Minutes, Alcohol is a part of our social fabric. For many older adults, prescribed medications are also a fact of life. At any stage of life, alcohol and drugs can pose a serious threat to health, happiness and longevity. In this video Ed Asner – you’ll remember him as the gruff, hard-drinking editor Lou Grant from the Mary Tyler Moore Show – helps viewers take a candid look at the role alcohol plays in the lives of some older adults. 10252

INTRODUCTION TO STREET PHARMACOLOGY High School, Adult, 50 Minutes, 1989 The first no-nonsense, easy to understand discussion of street drugs of abuse – what they are, how they are used, and what they do to the body. Randall Webber covers: types of drugs, methods of administration, addiction, loss of control, tolerance, denial, the neuro-physiology of drug action, the “rush,” and actions in brain centers. 10249

MEDICAL ASPECTS OF MIND ALTERING DRUGS Middle/ High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1987 This video illustrates the mental and physical effects of drugs on human physiology. A production combining vignettes, computer generated graphics and charts with a discussion of the important information regarding today’s most abused drugs. It groups mind altering drugs into six categories; marijuana, sedative hypnotics, narcotics, inhalants, hallucinogens, and simulates. Some of the substances covered are crack, alcohol, tranquilizers, heroin, Demerol, nitrates, PCP, LSD and cocaine. 10297

METH EFFECT High School, Adult, 20 Minutes, 1997


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Dr. David Ohlms discusses the effects of crystal meth abuse, both psychological and physical in nature. “After smoking the drug, the addict will feel an increase in energy, alertness and a decreased appetite. During withdrawal, the user feels extreme fatigue, increased appetite and is susceptible to psychological problems including depression, paranoia and hallucinations, and in some cases suicidal tendencies and violent out bursts. 10655, 10482, 30346-DVD

METH: BIG TIME DRUG IN SMALL TOWN AMERICA High School, Adult, 2004, Volume 1: Victims, 18 minutes This video is filmed in a small town in Tennessee. On the surface it looks peaceful and wholesome. But meth has found a home here, as it has in so many communities across America. Donna is a mother of two children who is incarcerated for meth manufacturing and reckless endangerment. She tearfully shares how her addiction caused her to lose custody of her children. Dr. Sullivan Smith talks about his experiences as an emergency room physician. He explains the trauma children suffer when they have to leave their home with nothing and then be examined and decontaminated in a cold, sterile environment. Pictures are shown to illustrate the squalor that children are exposed to in meth labs. John, 24, grew up in a home where drugs were easily accessible. As a young child he was cooking, cleaning and taking care of his younger sister, Ashley. He was in and out of foster care and eventually followed in the footsteps of his mother and began using meth. Soon afterwards, he was one of the biggest suppliers in his community. Ashley, 19, also became addicted to meth after being neglected by her mom and sexually abused by her father. Their mother, Niki, has been clean for six years. She is now aware of the damage her addiction caused her children. John and Ashley are both in recovery, but constant peer pressure make it difficult not to fall back on old friends and old habits. 10709 & 10712 Volume 2: Facing the Addiction, 25 minutes Walter Williams, Executive Director of Synergy Treatment Center, believes that some meth addicts can recover if they have access to long-term treatment and an intensive aftercare plan. His center has a free, one-year residential program for adults. Residents work in exchange for room, board, and clinical treatment. Detective J.R. Scott provides a more dismal view of meth users as he has spent recent years busting clandestine labs in a rural area that has been

infested by the drug. He talks about witnessing the paranoia, violence, and hallucinations among those offenders he has arrested. David terrorized his family during his years of meth use. When told by his wife that she was going to leave, he decided to commit suicide. He shot himself in the face, and though it did not kill him, it disfigured him permanently. He never used meth after that incident and now travels the country sharing his story. 10717 & 10718

METH = DEATH Adult, 2005 A collection of interviews and video clips of meth experts from across the country. 30322-DVD & CD-ROM

METH DESTROYS Adult, 15 minutes, 2011 This short video talks about meth addiction and provides insightful information as well as personal experiences. METH: OUR NATION’S CRISIS 40509-DVD Three video documentaries (on DVD) for community viewing about meth prevention, addiction, and recovery:

• Walking on Thin Ice • Meth: Shadow Across America • Life After Meth Reproducible pamphlets and resources (PDF files on CD), including: • Meth primer for general audiences • Community leader's guide • School guide and parents guide • Employers guide • Health care professionals guide • Campaign guide for enacting meth-related public policies • Directory of additional sources about meth

METH: WHAT’S COOKING IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD? Adult, 30 Minutes, 2002 This video explains myths and facts surrounding this dangerous, illicit drug. Audiences with varying levels of


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knowledge about methamphetamine will learn about its many physical, psychological, and economic consequences for individuals, families, and communities. 30235

MY STORY Middle, High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1993 Drug use affects all segments of society, including youth. My Story encourages young people to assess the impact of drugs on their lives and make realistic and responsible decisions about protecting themselves from drugs. My Story shows young people communicating in their own words, with their own voices. This video is based on the real experiences of a young woman whose anti-drug message is convincing. 10312

NARCOTICS #40208 Strictly speaking, the term “narcotic” refers to opium, opium derivatives, and their synthetic substitutes. This video delves into the history of narcotics such as heroin, opium, codeine, and morphine; the effects of narcotics on the body and the short- and long-term health impacts; and teenage attitudes toward narcotics. In addition, the video considers legalization and regulatory issues involving narcotics, as well as physical and psychological addiction to these potent drugs. A viewable/printable instructor’s guides is available online. A Cambridge Educational Production. (20 minutes)

NOTHING TO RAVE ABOUT: A CLUB DRUGS PREVENTION VIDEO TEEN, 24 minutes, 2001 In this video, young people ages seventeen through twenty-two describe how they learned the hard way that there is no such thing as a safe recreational drug. For them, MDMA (Ecstasy), GHB, Rohypnol, ketamine, methamphetamine, and LSD brought trips to the emergency room or to jail; brought depression, loneliness, rape, and, in the case of one high school senior, death. These moving testimonials, as well as interviews with an emergency-room doctor, a researcher, and a drug enforcement agent, reveal the hidden dangers and expose the popular myths of club

drugs. Two DJs and a promoter of chemical-free, alcohol-free dance parties provide guidelines for a sober, safe, and fun night out.

ONE BREATH AT A TIME: TEENS AND INHALANTS Teens, 22 minutes, 2000 The misuse of common household substances by adolescents through “huffing” or inhaling is often the first foray into experimental drug use for teens. Young adults will learn the dangers that can result from “huffing” as well as peer coping skills.

OVERCAST: A HEROIN PREVENTION VIDEO TEEN, 15 MINUTES, 1999 Heroin is one for the most dangerous and addictive drugs on the street. But many young people mistakenly believe that heroin is addictive only when it’s injected, not when it’s smoked or snorted. Overcast: A Heroin Prevention Video attacks this myth and others about the drug through emotionally powerful stories told by recovering heroin addicts and family members of users. Viewers will find out why overdose is possible with each use, how easy it is to slide into addiction, and how bleak life becomes when the only thing that matters is staving off withdrawal symptoms. This video also teaches a young person how to help a friend who is using heroin.

OVER THE COUNTER #40201 Just because a medicine is sold over-the-counter doesn't mean it is safe for everyone to use. Learn about the dangers of using and abusing over-the-counter drugs. Discover the side effects they can have on your mind and body.


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OXYCONTIN AND OTHER PRESCRIPTION DRUGS Adult, 34 Minutes, 2002 Addiction to pain medication can start unknowingly and take hold suddenly. Whether prescribed by a physician or purchased on the street, painkillers such as OxyContin, Demerol, and Vicodin can be extremely effective in eliminating physical, emotional, and psychological stress. They can also be exceedingly addictive. In this video, individuals who have overcome addiction to painkillers talk about how they got clean – and what they learned about surrender, willingness, and support along the way. This video won a 2003 Bronze Telly Award. 10682

PAINKILLERS #40200 There are many drugs that teens are exposed to everyday, but none are as readily available and concealable as painkillers. This makes them one of the most sought after drugs by today's youth. Painkillers can be anything from ibuprofen to oxycodone and can be a dangerous and addictive as heroin. Find out about the various types of painkillers ingested by teenagers. Also, discover the physiological and psychological signs of dependence. The consequences of addiction will be discussed along with ways to get help if you or someone you know is addicted. PRESCRIPTION DRUG ABUSE #40211 Contrary to what many people believe, prescription drugs can be just as hazardous to a person's health and well-b eing as illicit street drugs are. Take a hard look at a widespread problem and understand why drugs of any type should never be used recreationally.

PRESCRIPTION DRUG ABUSE 19 min #40473 This video will teach you about the dangers of prescription drug abuse. Just like any other addiction, prescription drug abuse is a brain disease, and like any other diseases, it must be treated medically, behaviorally, and psychologically. PRESCRIPTION DRUG ABUSE 16 min #40480 Teens tell the real story about prescription drug abuse. Students will learn important information about the dangers of misusing prescription drugs (stimulants, opioids, depressants, and anti-depressants) as well as the dangers of abusing over-the-counter drugs (diet pills, cold medications, and steroids). PRESCRIPTION DRUG ADDICTION College, Adult, 32 Minutes, 2003 This video outlines the behavioral signs and symptoms of prescription drug abuse and addiction, including tolerance, withdrawal and rebound. Dr. Ohlms details common forms of prescription drug abuse, including cross drug dependency. He discusses the pitfalls for people in recovery taking prescription and many over-the-counter medications. He offers prevention suggestions for people in recovery who face using mood altering prescription drugs in conjunction with surgery and other illness management. 30349-DVD PRESCRIPTION DRUGS: KILLING MORE THAN PAIN College, Adult, 60 Minutes, 2005 Thousands of people die each year because they overdose on prescription medications. Many abusers think they're an FDA-approved high, while others become addicted after using powerful painkillers to treat legitimate pain. Learn how abusers are getting their drugs and how law enforcement, doctors, and pharmacists are fighting the problem. 30315 PRESCRIPTION DRUG ABUSE: A PREVENTION VIDEO TEEN, 16 minutes, 2004 A drug is a drug is a drug, whether it’s a prescribed painkiller, a stimulant, a depressant, or a steroid. Taking


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larger-than-prescribed doses or un-prescribed doses isn’t use, its abuse. This timely video equips teens with important information about prescription drugs and over-the-counter drugs: how abuse can affect developing bodies and brains, how to recognize whether a problem exists, and how to find solutions. The teacher’s guide will help your get teens thinking and talking.

PRESCRIPTION TRAP UPDATE High School, Adult, 34 Minutes, 1988 Prescription drugs are still the most widely abused chemicals in the world. Viewers learn about the relationship of many prescription compounds to street drugs and the hidden pitfalls of many prescriptions and over-the-counter preparations on the road to chemical addiction recovery. David Ohlms, M.D. Explains polydrug use or cross addiction, the hidden dangers to recovering chemical dependents of prescription and non-prescription drugs and medical preparations. He discusses the dynamics of alcohol and drug withdrawal and offers common-sense solutions to recovering people faced with the need to take mood altering drugs in connection with surgery, dental procedures and other medical conditions. 10345

THE REAL LIFE TEENS: DRUGS Teens, 24 minutes, 2004 The Real Life Teens video series takes an unbiased, realistic look, from the teen’s perspective, at the wide variety of issues teens face today. This program discusses the effects and consequences of drug use, physically and mentally and educates teens on the dangers of drug use and addiction.

REAL PEOPLE: MEET A TEENAGE DRUG ADDICT Middle/High School, 24 Minutes, 1989 Wendy learned about drugs the hard way. Drugs were her whole life for most of her teen years, until at age 18, she hit bottom and was forced to seek help. This video traces Wendy’s story to provide viewers with hard hitting insights into drug addiction. It gives students the opportunity to view a fellow teenager’s troubled life objectively, and perhaps reach some conclusions on their own. 10353

THE REAL TRUE AND FALSE ABOUT ALCOHOL, MARIJUANA, & INHALANTS Grades 5-9, 15 minutes, 2002

The impression many middle school students have about drugs is that “everybody’s using them.” That misinformation may influence students to take their first step through the gateway provided by alcohol, marijuana or inhalants. Hosted by a multi-ethnic group of high school students, this engaging, fact-filled program uses a lively “pop-quiz” format that guides middle schoolers through the myths and truths of specific drugs. The younger students are relieved to hear that the social norm for the vast majority of teens is that, when it comes to alcohol and other drugs, they “don’t need ‘em, don’t want ‘em, and don’t use ‘em.”

RECOVERY AND HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY: DRUG ABUSE High School, Adult, 18 Minutes, 1991 When people give up drugs, they often expect to feel wonderful instantly. But recovery from drug abuse takes time and has its own share of pain, special problems, and discomfort. This program tells recovering abusers what to expect. Combining thorough, up-to-date medical information, explanatory visuals, and testimonials from former addicts, it documents the common after-effects – both mental and physical-experienced by those in recovery. It documents the physical and mental effects of recovery from cocaine, crack, PCP, heroin, amphetamines, marijuana, painkillers, sedatives, and barbiturates. 10355

STREET DRUGS High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1989

“Street drugs” are any substance bought or sold, used and abused outside a normal doctor-patient relationship. Hosted by Jimmy Smits, this straight-forward video shows you how these drugs affect both the

brain and the body. It covers initial effects, withdrawal, and long term effects of each drug. Drug classifications include; Depressants, Sedative- hypnotics, Stimulants, Narcotics, Hallucinogens, Inhalants and Designer Drugs. 10420


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OTHER DRUGS

TODD BRIDGES: ON A MISSION Middle/High School, 25 Minutes, 1992 In the spirit of “Sacred Straight,” this video tours through the underside of drug abuse. Bridges, a former star of the TV hit series “Different Strokes,” plays himself, an addict. His mission is to make every adolescent aware of the real cost of using drugs; crime, jail, prostitution and sometimes death. The video builds on a series of brutally frank interviews with reformed addicts, inmates and therapists in Los Angeles area hospitals and prisons, ending with a visit to the morgue, where bridges warns viewers that this is where drug users end up. 10432

THE TRUTH ABOUT DRUGS New Edition All audiences, 2 hours, 2015 The centerpiece of the truth about drugs educational program is a full-length documentary, focusing on each of the most commonly abused substances: Marijuana, Alcohol, Synthetic Drugs, Ecstasy, Cocaine, Crack, Crystal Meth, Inhalants, Heroin, LSD, Prescription Drugs, and Painkillers. This riveting documentary is a Gold ADDY Award Winner for Public Service Campaign.

TWEAKED High School, College, 20 & 50 Minutes, 2005 Many of America’s youth seeking to be thin, hip and beautiful are ending up dead. Searching for ever elusive identity and security in the midst of an upbeat nation seems to deepen the void within. Unfortunately, many people seeking comfort and escape fall face first into the drug lifestyle. According to the U.S. Department of Justice, crystal meth is the “new drug of choice” for America’s Youth. One addict said, “It’s an euphoric drug that makes you hate the people you love and love the life you hate.” 30325-DVD, VHS-10704, 10700, 10701 (Short)

UNION SQUARE

Rated R, 95 Minutes, 2005 A powerful look into the world of seven homeless heroin addicts that live in Union Square Park in New York City. Union Square captures the true and painful essence of addiction and what seven 20-something-year-olds will do to maintain a habit that has them trapped in a vicious cycle. It reveals what they have lost and what they may possibly gain while being in the grips of one of the most powerful addictive drug – Heroin. 10710 - DVD - 10711

WALKING ON THIN ICE: A METHAMPHETAMINE PREVENTION VIDEO TEEN, 22 minutes, 1999 This video gives teens the straight facts about meth from the perspectives of teens who are recovering from meth addiction, cops, and a paramedic whose true stories detail the ravages of the drug, and a coroner who routinely performs autopsies on kids who have overdosed on meth. Viewers learn what meth is; its negative effects on the body, brain, and behavior; and its side effects. This video also covers refusal skills- advice given to teens directly from their peers.


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OTHER DRUGS

Dr. David Ohlms David L. Ohlms, M.D. has been a practicing physician in the field of alcoholism and addiction disease for more than 25 years, and is one of the most popular and respected authorities on addiction disease.

The St. Louis physician's videos are seen every day by thousands of patients in treatment and education programs in this country and abroad. His straightforward, non-technical style has made his presentations a central part of alcohol/drug training programs for business, industry and schools. Dr. Ohlms is perhaps best known for popularizing the concept which calls alcoholism and other addictions a primary disease.

Dr. Ohlms is a graduate of the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston. He completed his training at the Missouri Institute of Psychiatry in St. Louis. He has served as the Medical Director of SSM Recovery Centers at St. Mary's Health Center, St. Louis, Missouri and St. Joseph's Health Center. In addition, he is president of Mid-County Physicians, which specializes in addiction treatment.

Dr. Ohlms has appeared on hundreds of radio-TV talk shows and news stories on the topic of alcohol/drug use and addiction. He is available to provide on-site training, workshops and seminars. Substances covered are tobacco, alcohol, marijuana, inhalants, stimulants, club drugs and performance-enhancing drugs.


OTHER ADDICTIONS

BUZZ IN A BOTTLE #40092 With the lure of an over-the-counter jolt, kids are consuming more energy drinks than ever before and in many cases mixing them with alcohol. Through vivid interviews with teens and health experts, the video describes the many physical effects that these concoctions have including dizziness, fainting, heart palpitations, caffeine poisoning, headaches, fatigue, diminished concentration, anxiety, insomnia, shaking, nausea, and high blood pressure. Even more alarming is the trend of mixing these beverages with alcohol, thus allowing users to drink more alcohol than they normally would and putting them at a greater risk for alcohol poisoning. This program arms kids with the facts and gives a strong “no-use” message with particular emphasis on the real health risks of too much caffeine and the grave danger of combining alcohol and caffeine-spiked drinks.

CHOKING GAME #40091 This program exposes “the choking game”…a shockingly foolish and deadly activity among 9-14 year olds that has resulted in the tragic deaths of children across the country. Through interviews with children who have participated in the “game”, siblings and parents of children who have died, and experts and physicians, young viewers get the straight and alarming facts about just how dangerous this “game” is. One young teen describes his personal experiences with the “game” and how his twin brother Gabriel died from it in an attempt to get high without drugs. Dr. Thomas Andrew, a medical examiner, describes what actually happens to the brain when the blood flow gets cut off causing brain damage and possible death. A parent describes and details the tragic death of her son in an attempt to prevent others from the same fate. Gives young viewers information explaining the difference between healthy and dangerous risk taking.

COMPULSIVE GAMBLING & RECOVERY High School, Adult, 50 Minutes, 1997 This video explores the attitudes, feelings, and behaviors of compulsive gamblers. It also emphasizes that pathological (compulsive) gambling is a treatable disease. 10506

COMPULSIVE GAMBLING: SIGNS & SYMPTOMS Running Time: 28 minutes #40203 This title is designed to help spouses, relatives, friends and the individual who may have a problem, recognize the signs of compulsive and problem gambling. Topics address behaviors effecting a person's financial situation, work and home life, and gambling habits. Suggestions for dealing with the problem are also offered. Time coded to allow for easy stop and start in a group setting.

DUAL DIAGNOSIS: EATING DISORDERS AND CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1993 This video acquaints professionals and their clients with the signs and symptoms of eating disorders and chemical dependencies. 10161


OTHER ADDICTIONS

Pathological Gambling: Costly Addiction #40202

Every year in North America, chronic compulsive gambling shatters the lives of millio ns. In this program, psychologists Claude Boutin and Robert Ladouceur talk with recovering gamblers who share their stories of exhilaration and despair as

they rode the roller coaster to ruin—what it felt like to win and lose, to spend every dollar they had, to lie and steal in order to finance their addiction, to contemplate suicide, and, fortunately, to enter group therapy. The program also describes the emotional attraction of games of chance and explains the biochemical roles of serotonin and dopamine in gambling addiction. (53 minutes)

Teens Hooked on Porn #40111 Whether they live in America, Britain, or elsewhere, most teenage boys have been exposed to some form of pornography. But the Internet has radically escalated that exposure—to the point at which many adolescents are addicted. This program follows the stories of teenage porn addicts as they struggle with the issues that drive their behavior—although not all are open to soul-searching. Darryl, age 17, doesn’t think he has a problem, but 16-year-old Malcolm has recognized his addiction and has begun seeing a therapist. Colin, age 14 and a devout Christian, needs help too but is unsure about approaching his pastor. All of their stories are tied together by issues of anger, aggression, and inhibition, and raise questions about the role of parents. A BBCW Production. (57 minutes)


OTHER ADDICTIONS

Top Gun: Video Gaming Obsession and Addiction #40204 When the Crisps confiscated their teenage son Brandon’s Xbox, they never expected him to run away from home…or to die from injuries sustained while in hiding. Using Brandon’s story as a case study, this program delves into the growing psychological problems of video game obsession and addiction. Interviews with Brandon’s parents and best friend, a family therapist whose patient list includes video gamers, and a psychologist who pushed the video gaming industry to adopt a ratings system provide insights into the obsessive and addictive aspects of video gaming. But virtual realms are also an arena for real-world achievement, attracting highly skilled players and their fans, professional coaches, big-name sponsors, and six-figure purses. Members of a pro-gaming team and the CEO of a pro-gaming circuit present their view as well. Game over, or game on? Some language may be offensive. Original CBC broadcast title: Top Gun. (42 minutes)

The TAADAS Clearinghouse is a prevention program funded under an agreement with the state of Tennessee. It serves as the state dissemination center for alcohol & other drug abuse and addiction literature and information, as well as related topics such as HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis C and problem gambling. Literature may be ordered via our website www.taadas.org.

Following are just a few of our free prevention materials:

It's Not Your Fault Race Against Drugs Activity Book Step Up: A Guide for Teens Tips for Teens - Series includes Alcohol, Club

Drugs, Cocaine, Hallucinogens, Heroin, Inhalants, Marijuana, Methamphetamines, Steroids, and Tobacco Kids, Cars & Marijuana Marijuana: Facts for Teens Meth Destroys Youth Brochure Growing Up Drug Free: A Parents Guide to How Can I Tell If My Child Is Using Drugs Keeping Your Kids Drug Free Navigating the Teen Years Preventing Drug Use Among Children and Supporting Your Adolescent Suspect Your Teen is Using Drugs or

Drinking? When It's Not Your Kid, How Do You Deal

With Drug and Alcohol Use? Your Child Needs You! How does Alcohol Affect the World of a Child? Keep Kids Alcohol Free: Strategies for Action Make a Difference - Talk to Your Child About What Every Parent Needs to Know About

Inhalant Abuse Marijuana: Facts Parents Should Know


RELAPSE, RELAPSE PREVENTION, RECOVERY

ADDICTION DISEASE High School, Adult, 60 Minutes, 1995 This is the logical evolution of Dr. David Ohlm’s classic, the Disease of Alcoholism. Dr. David Ohlms explains the mounting evidence that all chemical addictions rises from the same neurochemical process. This video is presented in three 20 minute segments. 30347-DVD

Addiction DVD - A HBO Series Several of the nation's leading experts on drug and alcohol addiction, together with a group of accomplished filmmakers, have assembled to create ADDICTION, an unprecedented documentary aimed at helping Americans understand addiction as a treatable brain disease. It is a subject that touches all our lives. One in four Americans has a family member who is struggling with addiction. Currently addiction affects over 22 million Americans, yet under 10 percent of those individuals are receiving treatment. The documentary addresses different aspects of the disease in order to shed light on the most current, promising developments in the field. Through personal stories from addicts and the loved ones who struggle to help them find treatment, common misconceptions are replaced by insight into addiction’s complexity. Thirteen comprehensive segments, including What is Addiction?, Understanding Relapse, The Search for Treatment: A Challenging Journey, The Adolescent Addict and more. Interviews with noted authorities on the subject of addiction and co-occurring psychiatric disorders as well as the most effective treatments. Addiction Part 1 Video #40078 Addiction Part 2 Video #40079 Addiction Part 3 Video #40080 Addiction Part 4 Video #40077

ADDICTION: WHAT IS ADDICTION? #40117 To understand the nature of substance abuse and why an individual succumbs to addiction, a wide range of factors must be examined. This program follows Dr. Nora Volkow, director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse, as she conducts informal group therapy with addicts and their family members. Volkow points out the environmental, behavioral, and genetic influences that make people vulnerable to addiction and outlines ways in which addiction creates abnormal behavior. Additionally, Volkow uses brain imaging to illustrate the neurological impact of drugs and alcohol. Some content may be objectionable. An HBO Production. (23 minutes)

ALCOHOLISM: A DISEASE OF PERCEPTION Adult, 34 Minutes, 1991 We all know that an alcoholic is a person whose problem is alcohol. But Clancy Ismislund, managing director of the Midnight Mission in Los Angeles, offers a surprisingly persuasive contrary view. Clancy draws on his own experiences with thousands of alcoholics to illuminate the ironic twist of perception that makes an alcoholic the least accurate judge of his own condition. 10019

BROTHER EARL’S: WHAT PROBLEM High School, Adult, College, 60 Minutes, 1989 How does denial affect recovery? Prevent recovery? Interfere with recovery? How does denial affect the family? Brother Earl addresses these and other important issues on the subject of denial in this candid, personal program. 10067, 10066, 30382-DVD

BROTHER EARL’S: RECOVERY THE GIFT High School, Adult, 40 Minutes, 1991 Brother Earl Cannamore C.A.C., N.C.A.C. II, brings his unique perspective to the subject of addiction; his focus turns to understanding and sustaining recovery. Brother Earl takes the viewer on a journey through the stages of recovery. Those who are newly in recovery, as well as



family and friends, will gain insight and under-standing of what to expect and look forward to at this stage. He explores the pain and promise, the gloom and the glory with the help of a sensitive, responsive audience, revealing the face of recovery both inside and outside of treatment. 10063

BROTHER EARL’S: STREET TALK High School, Adult, 55 Minutes, 1989 Specifically designed for audiences interested in learning about chemical dependency from a street level perspective. Brother Earl’s Street Talk describes what addiction is and how it affects behavior performance and judgment. In a candid, down-to-earth realistic manner professional lecturer Earl Cannamore, C.A.C. explains the stages and behavioral symptoms of the progressive disease known as addiction. Each symptom is discussed and explained in an engaging, humorous and non-threatening style. The viewer gains further insight into the realities of addiction including: denial, rationalization and loss of control. 10065-VHS, 30381-DVD

CARL ELLER: MY FIFTH SUPERBOWL Middle/High School, Adult, 33 Minutes, 1984 Filmed before a live audience, this film captures the tragedy of Carl’s experience with drugs, and his remarkable courage and sincerity in wanting to help other athletes. Carl tells how he started innocently enough – drinking with the boys in high school – and wound up in a lonely, self destructive, and expensive (thousands of dollars per week) tragedy of chemical dependency. As he is telling his story, he uses a special visual aid to weave in the facts about chemical dependency. 30020 & 30021

PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF ALCOHOL AND DRUGS Adult, 18 Minutes, 1991 This video discusses the theories of addiction ... how alcohol and drugs are metabolized ... effects on the body

and brain ... risks to the fetus and newborn. 10086 Circle of Recovery High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1991 Seven African American men meet weekly to help one another in the process of healing and growth. The talk is frank and the subjects are personal as they share their struggle. 10090

COMEBACKER: THE BOB WELCH STORY High School, Adult, 22 Minutes, 1981 Bob Welch, former pitcher for L.A. Dodgers, hero of the World Series confrontation with superstar Reggie Jackson, has won the biggest victory of his lifetime. Welch accepted the fact that he had a disease – alcoholism – and is willing to accept treatment. Comebacker looks at an EAP that works – showing the advantages of early intervention and treatment. 10104 & 10105

CRACKED, NOT BROKEN: ONE WOMAN’S STRUGGLE WITH ADDICTION AND RECOVERY #40118 Nothing reveals the dangers of drug addiction more accurately than honesty. In this intense program, filmmaker Paul Perrier interviews a family friend, crack cocaine-addicted Lisa, in her dingy hotel room where she prostitutes herself to earn the money she needs to buy drugs. Although she grew up in a middle-class family, attended good schools, and had well-behaved friends, Lisa began drinking alcohol and using illegal drugs in her early teens. She speaks frankly about her many stints in recovery programs, her failure to stay clean after leaving them, and her life as an addict. Since the completion of this video, Lisa has used it to raise substance abuse awareness by educating others about addiction and as a tool for her own recovery. Some content may be objectionable. (52 minutes)



THE DISEASE OF ADDICTION SYMPTOMS AND PHASES #40045 & #40475 Symptoms and Phases: The Disease of Addiction defines and describes addiction as a disease to help you understand the primary, chronic, genetic, progressive, and potentially fatal aspects of the illness. The three phases of addiction and symptoms for each phase provide a basic understanding of addiction. DVD, 30 min.

Drugs:True Stories Grades 5 through college, parents, and other caregivers. 28 minutes 2007 Abuse of alcohol and marijuana led Joel to prescription painkillers. Joel and his family describe addiction, denial, and recovery. Trevor finds support to avoid drug use. #40505 DISEASE OF ALCOHOLISM High School, Adult, 37 Minutes, 1991 A classic video seen by thousands every day around the world. The “disease of alcoholism” hosted by Dr. David Ohlms, contains information on the genetic aspects of the disease along with the signs, symptoms and diagnostic techniques. This video is key to removing the stigma from alcoholism and overcoming denial. 10134 & 30036

DISEASE CONCEPT II Middle/High School, Adult, 40 Minutes, 1983 In this video Dr. David Ohlms lectures on studies of the disease concept of alcoholism. This program is concise and contains even more documented evidence in support of the disease concept. 30037

EARNIE LARSEN’S DOING A 4TH & 5TH STEP High School, Adult, 35 Minutes, 1989 Earnie calls these the freedom steps. Once we begin to cast light into the dark corners of shame, guilt and fear, freedom is what happens. Over the years he has heard thousands of 5th steps. In this tape he shares the methods of doing the best possible 4th and 5th Steps. 10164-VHS; 30403-DVD

Complete list of Earnie Larsen’s videos starts on page 100

ELEPHANT IN THE LIVING ROOM All, 25 Minutes, 1992 Elephant in the living room is an allegorical dramatization of the denial and secrecy that pervades life in an alcoholic home or any other type of dysfunctional family. The film points out the need for awareness and the amount of courage necessary to expose the “elephant” of addiction and dysfunction in our “living rooms” and expel the ‘no talk rules’ from our lives. 10172

THE GREAT DISCONNECT Adult, 15 Minutes, 1999 This video explores Myths vs. Realities … there is a Great Disconnect between what society believes about drug addiction and what science has actually discovered. Education and self-discipline can keep one from first using drugs. But, once addicted, the brain has literally changed and the problem is no longer a lack of willpower, but a brain disease that requires regular ongoing treatment, much like other chronic relapsing diseases such as diabetes. 30198 & 30243 GUIDELINES FOR HELPING ALCOHOLICS High School, Adult, 45 Minutes, 1976 Video host Father Joseph Martin outlines eight general principles that have proved useful in aiding the victims of alcoholism. 10201 & 10202

HUMAN ADDICTION High School, Adult, 20 Minutes, 1997 This video addresses growing evidence that all addictions and compulsive behaviors involve the same mechanism at the neurochemical level. It explores the relationship of all addictions and the dangers of cross addiction in recovering people; gambling, sex, relationships, food, smoking, caffeine, etc. 10487



INTERVENTION: CREATING AN OPPORTUNITY TO LIVE High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1989 In the life of every addict, there is always a crisis – the auto accident, the lost job, the spouse or lover who leaves – the increasing unmanageability and chaos. Intervention is about using those crises to help the addict see just how unmanageable life has become. Father Leo Booth explores some of these crises, and shows how, with an attitude of love and concern, families and friends can successfully intervene in the addict’s downward plunge towards death or insanity. Intervention shows the addict, and the addict’s family, that the possibility of change is there, that hope, recovery and a joyful life are waiting. 10246

IT SURE BEATS SITTING IN A CELL #40046 Every person who testifies in this DVD is a recovering alcoholic. Each discovered A.A. while serving time in prison for crimes committed while drunk or high. Most were repeat offenders; several express astonishment at how much easier and better their lives have become since getting sober. In keeping with the A.A. tradition of anonymity, their faces are not shown, but we hear their voices under moving video shots of prison life, A.A. meetings, and life on the streets. These men and women speak of the low self-esteem, bitterness, and anger that plagued them while they drank, and how sobriety has made them aware of the personal potential they didn't know they possessed. This DVD contains crucial information and inspiration for all recovering addicts, especially those who are incarcerated.

MOMENTS: AN EVENING WITH BILL W. Adult, 105 Minutes, 1995 In Moments, Bill Wilson (One of the co-founders of Alcoholics Anonymous) is recreated to share the wisdom that leads to the beginning of the largest self-help group in the world. Based on reenactments of historically accurate conversations

and speeches, this intimate sharing of Bill W. recalls significant moments in his life and his downward spiral into alcoholism. Moments introduces the audience to a man who changed medical history by offering a program of recovery from a highly complex and often misunderstood disease, but continued to wrestle with his own problems of pride and discouragement. 10529

MARCH TOWARD SOBRIETY Adult, 50 Minutes, 2000 In this video, Delbert Boone literally details the March Towards Sobriety. He shows the view through illustrative examples the positive and negative areas many encounter when going into treatment. He defines many of the enemies of sobriety, such as feelings of anxiousness, agitation, boredom, frustration, depression, and loneliness Boone also details these common enemies of sobriety and reinforces the message that “the only way to get acceptance is through compliance.” He explains why “recovery is a process not an event.” 10651-VHS, 30350-DVD. For complete list of Delbert Boone videos, see page 1015

MODELS OF ADDICTION High School, Adult, 28 Minutes, 1997 In this video, Rev. Steve Little explains the different types and stages of addiction. This presentation will help break through denial usually expressed by “I’m not that bad and that’s never happened to me” statements. 10486

MUTUAL SUPPORT GROUPS High School, Adult, 2004 For decades, an ever increasing number of mutual support groups have helped individuals and families overcome addictions and lead healthy and fulfilling lives. Alcoholics Anonymous, Al-Anon, Narcotics Anonymous, NarAnon, Smart Recovery, Women for Sobriety, and Moderation Management are but a few of the mutual support groups that are helping to make a difference. This program explores the role of mutual support group and helps you discern whether one might be right for you or someone you care about. This program highlights what makes mutual support groups work and lets you know how to find one near you. It also gives helpful tips for health care providers, employers, the criminal justice system, and educators for incorporating mutual support groups into their operations. 30308



MYTHS OF ADDICTION #40041 Not all opinions about alcohol and other drug addiction are based on fact. Produced by Hazelden and Twin Cities Public Television, Myths of Addiction debunks commonly held myths and misconceptions about the nature and treatment of addiction. Panelists include Hazelden staff and authors William Moyers, Marvin Seppala, Dianne Seger, and Betty Davis-Reynolds. Produced by Carol Falkowski. DVD, 28 min.

THE PARTY’S OVER High School, Adult, 47 Minutes, 1991 Thirty million Americans live in a nightmare with someone suffering from drug or alcohol abuse. “You beg, you yell. You hide bottles, you call counselors, you turn your back ... and nothing changes.” But, there is hope. The video witnesses’ three real life interventions, recreated by the actual families involved. 10325-VHS, 30388-DVD

POWERLESSNESS: THE FIRST STEP High School, Adult, 45 Minutes, 1990 Father Terry Richey helps us to understand how we can accept and achieve the “powerlessness” which is at the heart of all 12-step recovery programs. In his uniquely engaging manner, Father Richey presents “why to’s” and “how to’s” which answer the questions of both the newcomer and disillusioned recidivist, and stresses that the core concept of powerlessness is not an intellectual, but a spiritual one.10341

PSYCHOLOGY OF ADDICTION High School, Adult, 34 Minutes, 1998 Addiction is an equal opportunity illness that can destroy its victims. Understanding addiction is the key to recovery. Boone says “as you feel addiction grow, it dictates all terms of your life, and it never goes away.” He talks about the thousands of people who die from addiction each year, and how prisons are overflowing from drug related crimes. 10498-VHS, 30387-DVD

RESISTANCE & RECOVERY Adult, 31 Minutes, 2002

Delbert Boone outlines how addiction affects the addict’s life socially, psychologically, spiritually and physically while creating a barrier for resistance to treatment. He explains why the longer an addict uses, the more resistant he becomes to recovery. He details effective exercises for overcoming resistance. 10646-VHS, 30348-DVD

SHAME AND GUILT High School, Adult, 28 Minutes, 1990 Host Damian McElrath, Ph.D. Explains how a life of sobriety is contingent upon change and growth from self-defacing behavior to mature behavior. He also highlights the disease concept, powerlessness, responsibility, accountability, and how each fits into twelve step principles. 10389

SLEEPING TIGER Adult, 34 Minutes, 1986 This film is a documentary that discusses the disease of alcoholism, and the progressive nature of chemical dependency. It shows the disease before and after a person is free of chemical dependency, and shows methods for total abstinence. 10392

THE SOBER LIFE TREATMENT SERIES Adult, 32 Minutes, 2007 The Sober Life Treatment Series by Delbert Boone, divided into three distinct parts, provides thought provoking group discussion as it forces the viewer to take a serious look at their lifestyle, behavior, attitude and what they need to do in early sobriety. Part 1: My Behavior Explained Delbert helps the viewer take a serious look at where addiction and getting high has taken them and how it has affected their behavior and caused them to react to various situations in their life. He explains how getting high pushes you away from your family and in many cases leads to the criminal element and unhealthy lifestyles. 30328-DVD, 30016-DVD

PART 2: MY ATTITUDE, CHANGING PERSPECTIVES Delbert examines how an unhealthy attitude distorts the way you perceive information around you, and explains the importance of changing the way you do business with the world. He discusses how AA, NA, other 12-Step support groups and sponsors are a great way to help you develop a



healthy positive attitude and can provide you with the support you will need to make the necessary changes and adjustments in your life to live a sober lifestyle. 30329-DVD, 30015-DVD

Part 3: Dedicating Yourself To Sobriety Delbert discusses early sobriety and the importance of letting a sponsor and 12-Step meetings help guide you through the despair, loneliness, guilt, fear and boredom of early sobriety. Addresses how getting high has filled their life with unhealthy behaviors and decisions, and now in order to live a life of sobriety they have to work at filling their life with healthy decisions and a healthy lifestyle focused on being around healthy people. 30330-DVD, 30013-DVD SUCCESS STORIES: CHANGE IS POSSIBLE High School, Adult, 32 Minutes, 1994 This tape features the stories of four people – Hispanic-American, African-American, and Caucasian, male and female – who struggled long and hard with substance abuse, destructive behavior, and prison time. Each found a path to a better life. A leader’s guide is available with this tape. 10425

STEP 1 FOR ADULTS 12 min 40492 Attending that first Alcoholics Anonymous meeting can be an intimidating experience. Adults with anywhere from 4 months to 14 years of sobriety share stories about the setbacks and triumphs they faced in working the first three Steps. Their stories are candid, from the heart, and at times touched with humor. Their progression from Steps One through Three is evident. And their experience can open up a new world for clients in early recovery. STEP 2 FOR ADULTS 12 min 40493 Attending that first Alcoholics Anonymous meeting can be an intimidating experience. Adults with anywhere from 4 months to 14 years of sobriety share stories about the setbacks and triumphs they faced in working the first three Steps. Their stories are candid, from the heart, and at times touched with humor. Their progression from Steps One through Three is evident. And their experience can open up a new world for clients in early recovery.

STEP 3 FOR ADULTS 12 min 40494 Attending that first Alcoholics Anonymous meeting can be an intimidating experience. Adults with anywhere from 4 months to 14 years of sobriety share stories about the setbacks and triumphs they faced in working the first three Steps. Their stories are candid, from the heart, and at times touched with humor. Their progression from Steps One through Three is evident. And their experience can open up a new world for clients in early recovery. STRUGGLE WITHIN High School, Adult, 16 Minutes, 1989 Alcoholism, denial, enabling, intervention, and developing the strength to seek treatment are explored in this drama of friends and forgiveness. Student Bobby Michael is a pro football hopeful who feels his future is linked to his teammate and best friend, Charlie. Unfortunately, Bobby’s innocent party-drinking leads to a car wreck that leaves Charlie with a permanent knee injury. Forever haunted by the events, Bobby’s drinking becomes worse and he is left alone to confront his feelings of abandonment and isolation in readying himself to seek help. 10422

Thinking About Your Thinking Part 1 #40047 & #40488 Criminal and Addictive Thinking A New Direction - A Cognitive Behavioral Treatment Curriculum DVD, 32 min, Frequently Asked Questions About A New Direction Inmates, not actors, discuss their new understanding of how distorted thinking keeps them stuck in addictive and criminal behaviors. In a group setting as participants in a cognitive-behavioral treatment program, the inmates reflect on and challenge each other about their core beliefs, attitudes, and assumptions about themselves and the world around them. Among their discoveries about the way they think:



Seeing yourself as a victim allows you to victimize others Distorted thinking leads to manipulative and aggressive behaviors Feelings of entitlement and criminal pride play into distorted thinking In criminal thinking, self is first and everybody else is second

Thinking About Your Thinking Part 2 #40048 & #40489 Criminal and Addictive Thinking A New Direction - A Cognitive Behavioral Treatment Curriculum DVD, 30 min, Frequently Asked Questions About A New Direction Inmates, not actors, present a series of eight real-life, everyday prison scenarios that could easily escalate into violent incidents. After each scenario, viewers are asked to analyze the event, identify the feelings and distorted thinking involved, and determine possible replacement thoughts and behaviors. Using their own words and drawing from their own experiences, the inmates role-play situations that realistically portray how criminal and addictive thought patterns lead to destructive behaviors. The situations include: An inmate's overreaction to a routine shakedown A discussion among three inmates about whether to retaliate for a fight A scuffle after an egregious foul on the basketball court An inmate's angry phone call to his spouse who refuses to send money A quarrel between roommates about how to resolve a conflict

TWELVE STEPS BY FATHER MARTIN High School, Adult, 40 Minutes, 1981 The Twelve Steps was made by Father Joseph Martin with permission of AA’s board of trustees. They felt, as did Bill Wilson that since AA did not invent the steps, but

discovered them, anyone could comment about them. 30155

TWELVE STEPS BY GERALD ROGERS High School, Adult, 35 Minutes, 1986 This presentation is designed to offer general understanding of the program and its principles, as well as to encourage individuals and their families to participate in the support groups who embrace the Twelve Step Program. 10441

TWELVE STEPS … THE VIDEO Adult, 35 Minutes This program offers a general understanding of, and encourages participation in, the many support groups that embrace the twelve steps. The material is a collection of personal expressions of individuals and in no way represents any official interpretation of the Twelve Steps by AA World Services. 30380-DVD

Use, Abuse & Addiction

A compilation of ten videos on two DVDs addressing everything from the history and etiology of drug use through treatment and recovery.

WALL OF DENIAL High School, Adult, 47 Minutes, 1991 In the spirit of the streets and language used on the prison yard, Wall of Denial educates “hard to reach” individuals about the largest stumbling-block to recovery from addictive disorders – denial. The film emphasizes the three manifestations of the denial process as it affects the addict’s thinking, feeling, and behavior. Multi-cultural speakers candidly share experiences in their own language to inform and inspire those with drug or alcohol problems. Emphasis is placed on reaching incarcerated individuals, the homeless, and other institutionalized persons so they may break down their own wall of denial. 10452

When a Man Loves a Woman #40067 As Alice and Michael, Meg Ryan and Andy Garcia are a passionate married couple whose once stable young family is rocked by Alice's increasing dependence on alcohol.



Alice is forced to confront her alcoholism, while Michael discovers that he has as much to deal with as his wife. Good depiction of treatment and AA. 1994. DVD, 125 min.

WHEN LOVE IS NOT ENOUGH #40067 Lois Wilson was a woman of great inner strength and determination. Together, Lois and Bill Wilson started movements that have helped millions of people around the world. And together, they've given us an inspiring love story. Lois met and fell in love with Bill Wilson. When Bill returned from World War I, they married. Despite concerns over Bill's drinking, Lois believed he was destined for greatness. Soon he was working on Wall Street and they were living a luxurious lifestyle. But Bill's drinking spiraled out of control and soon his job, their home, even their dreams were gone. Despite repeated disappointments, Lois continued to believe her love and support would eventually persuade Bill to quit drinking. When Bill finally attained sobriety, he poured his time and energy into helping other drunks, which led to the founding of Alcoholics Anonymous. Lois felt resentment that her patience and devotion were not acknowledged. When she discovered the wives of other alcoholics experienced the same anger and frustration, Lois learned her own experience as the wife of a drunk could be invaluable in helping families of other problem drinkers. This was the beginning of Al-Anon.

High School, Adult, 40 Minutes each, 1996

PART 1 - STREET SMARTS A groundbreaking video on relapse prevention for urban recovering addicts. Features real people who are successfully coping with the countless challenges of day-to-day recovery in urban neighborhoods without picking up. Introduces key urban relapse prevention strategies. Contains Strong Language. 10527, 10658, & 30353-DVD

PART 2 - BACK ON THE BLOCK The first weeks home: dealing with housing, old friends, and triggers for relapse. 10622 & 10659-DVD

PART 3 - RECOVERING RELATIONSHIPS Coping with relapse traps, relationships. 10621, 10660, & 30355-DVD

PART 4 - CATCHIN’ FEELINGS Techniques for handling anger, shame, guilt, and self-pity. 10661, 10620, & 30356-DVD

PART 5 - MAKING IT HAPPEN Going for your dreams in long-term recovery. 10662, 10619, & 30357-DVD

Credible role models Engaging visuals and music Realistic reenactments Narration by recovering inner-city addicts Highest quality production, special effects and graphics



THE ART OF LIVING WITH CHANGE #40040 What happens when recovery doesn't seem to be working as it should? This video is especially important for those of us who are frustrated with the relatively small pay-off we feel we're getting for a lot of hard work. Earnie Larsen explains that the shortcut to getting results comes from focusing very specifically on one problem at a time. Once a problem has been identified, we learn how to go about the process of change. First, we learn the art of change behavior, making a commitment to tangible, do-able behavioral changes that directly confront destructive habits. Second, we are encouraged to pursue support changes. Group meetings, sponsors, and daily inventories are a few of the elements Earnie proposes to help us find the support we need to make changes. The combination of narrative and situational role plays in this video is an effective teaching tool for those of us ready to advance in our recovery. DVD, 50 min

EARNIE LARSEN’S RELAPSE High School, Adult, 35 Minutes, 1989 In this program Earnie makes it abundantly clear that although “slips” or relapses are serious, they are not fatal. He shows how to work an effective program; how to do the 10th step and stay accountable for behaviors that could result in relapse. 10166 See complete list of Earnie Larsen videos starting on page 122.

Breaking the Chains of Addiction: Using Science to Aid Recovery Filmed at Richland Correctional Facility in Ohio, Dr. Nuckols shares with inmates the science of how to overcome addiction and improve 80-90% of their life. He discusses choices and realizing that it is not important what happened to you growing up, but how you make sense of it. He explains that following the instructions in this series will help you recover from addiction, discover your real self, help you connect on a

human and spiritual level and assist you in becoming a better parent. PART ONE: “A BRAIN DISEASE” Young Adult/Adult, 40 Minutes, 2005 Dr. Nuckols graphically explains what happens when you put drugs in your brain. 30333-DVD, 30017-DVD PART TWO: “MANAGING A CRAVING” Young Adult/Adult, 31 Minutes, 2005 Dr. Nuckols addresses the memory of drug use, dopamine, common craving triggers and craving management. He also discusses changing behaviors, realizing that you can overcome your addiction and improve 80-90% of your life and the importance of developing a safety plan. 30334-DVD, 30018-DVD PART THREE: “TELLING YOUR STORY” Young Adult/Adult, 37Minutes, 2005 Dr. Nuckols explains how your past consists of the ingredients that make you who you are today. Breaking old patterns opens up new possibilities that will allow you to break away from old destructive behaviors. He discusses the importance of telling your story to help you understand where you came from and where you are now. 30335-DVD 30022-DVD PART FOUR: “GETTING CONNECTED” Young Adult/Adult, 38Minutes, 2005 Dr. Nuckols discusses how you connected in life through drugs and then explains three types of recovery connections; community, close friendships and family, and a Higher Power. He explains mirror neurons and how you connect with other people. 30336-DVD, 30030-DVD CONTINUED ACTS OF SABOTAGE High School, Adult, 35 Minutes, 1988 This video examines five individuals in treatment who impede their recovery by engaging in counter-productive behavior. Each character is seen progressing and, with one exception, improving – drawing from the group and learning the crucial role of family and friends during treatment. Continued Acts of Sabotage can be used with the highly successful How to Sabotage Your Treatment. 10114



ERNESTO: A LONG ROAD Adult, 27 Minutes, 2001 Ernesto is a young Hispanic man who could not escape the lure of the streets. He relapsed many times before he discovered that a long term treatment program worked for him. Viewers will readily identify and learn from the stumbling blocks and stepping stones that he encounters on this path to recovery. 30332

GAMBLING IT'S NOT ABOUT MONEY #40088 Winner of Time Inc.'s 2000 Freddie (Medical and Media) Award for Behavioral Diseases Between lotteries, casinos, internet gambling, and other legal venues, Americans spend about $60 billion annually on gambling. A fraction of those who gamble will go on to develop a serious addiction to games of chance, which can result in broken relationships, financial ruin, criminal behavior, despair, and suicide. Compulsive gambling is a recognized addiction with significant consequences for individuals, families, employers, and communities. While many treatment options have been studied, those with the highest success rates structures similar to successful chemical dependency treatment programs. Abstinence, acceptance, and support are crucial in helping compulsive gamblers stay clean. Gambling is a primary addiction for a growing number of individuals and a potential cross-addiction for alcohol and drug addicts, this DVD provides crucial information for all in the recovering community. Firsthand testimonials from a diverse group of recovering compulsive gamblers help viewers identify the symptoms of gambling addiction and offers help for long-term recovery from this debilitating disorder. DVD 38 min.

THE HIGH LEVEL RECOVERY BY EARNIE LARSEN FIVE MYTHS THAT SABOTAGE RECOVERY Adult, 30 Minutes, 1991 In this video, we learn five mental mistakes that threaten high level recovery: - What “Myths” are ... - What the five mistakes are ... - What healthy “shoulds” are …10727-DVD DEALING WITH DENIAL Adult, 30 Minutes, 1991 In this video, we learn the importance of dealing with life issues that remain for the addict after the addiction has been arrested: - Every addict is always co-dependent... - Denial of these co-dependent issues invites relapse... - Denial easily leads to switched addictions in recovery… 10728-DVD KISSING GUILT AND SHAME GOODBYE Adult, 29 Minutes, 1991 In this video, we learn the nature and power of guilt to limit the quality of recovery: - What guilt is and is not... - How to recognize guilt when a shame attack strikes... - Sure fire methods of avoiding falling prey to guilt… 10729-DVD Complete list of Earnie Larsen videos starts on page 122. Inside Outside: Building a Meaningful Life After the Hospital #40121 DVD depicts eight people living with mental illness as they transition from nursing homes and psychiatric hospitals into the community. Explains the transitional stages and offers topics for group discussions on community integration and recovery.



MEN IN RECOVERY 30 min 40491 "Take it like a man." "be competitive." Stereotypes about manhood seriously challenge men's recovery from addiction. Hosted by Craig Nakken, Men in Recovery helps male clients redefine what it means to be a man. This empowering video features a men's group candidly discussing topics that may hold men back from progressing in recovery: rage, a fear of commitment, the tendency to isolate and others. METHAMPHETAMINE NEUROCHEMISTRY & RECOVERY 31 min 40479 This powerful DVD video, Methamphetamine: Neurochemistry & Recovery examines the ways methamphetamine changes the brain both chemically and structurally and how these changes interfere with the recovery process. Animations show what happens to a user’s brain when methamphetamine is introduced, and actual brain scans illustrate what happens as the users comes off of the drug. The video includes sections on basic neurochemistry, factors that inhibit recovery, physiological changes that occur in the brain including the loss of brain mass, the loss of memory, and an inability to concentrate. Methamphetamine: Neurochemistry & Recovery includes compelling interviews with a cross section of people in recovery along with comments from treatment professionals who present a realistic picture of the challenges inherent in recovery. The message urges a need for patience while presenting a profound sense of hope. Methamphetamine: Neurochemistry & Recovery DVD is tailored to fit the needs of educational professionals and drug treatment counselors. OLDER ADULTS IN RECOVERY #40086 Recovery late in life means changing much of what is familiar and comfortable. Family relationships, social and leisure activities, self-care, spiritual beliefs-it's all different in the new light of recovery. Older Adults In Recovery has real-life stories of several individuals who sobered up late in life with important messages about keeping recovery alive. DVD, 28 min

OVERCOMING EARLY TRAUMA: CREATING A SECOND CHANCE Adult, 62 Minutes, 2006 Dr. Cardwell C. Nuckols addresses why early childhood neglect or abuse is a consistent finding in criminal justice offenders and chronic relapsing alcoholics and addicts. He explains how neglect and abuse is associated with violent behavior, criminal activity, teenage pregnancy, becoming a perpetrator, becoming a victim of trauma, psychiatric disorders, and substance abuse. 30337-DVD

RECOVERY AND FORGIVENESS BY FATHER JOSEPH C MARTIN #40033 Author: Father Joseph C. Martin® In this film, Father Martin® shares his thoughts on forgiveness and the role it plays in resolving guilt. Individuals entering recovery cope with the challenges of forgiving others and allowing themselves to be forgiven. "You're just not that good at being that bad." Father Joseph C. Martin® is known and respected the world over as one of the most knowledgeable and effective speakers in the field of alcoholism recovery. His gentle, informative presentations explore the innate dignity of every human being. DVD, 45 minutes

RELAPSE PREVENTION – THE FACTS High School, Adult, 20 Minutes, 1991 Relapse is a progressive, identifiable process that begins long before the actual use of drugs or alcohol. Like the disease itself, the dynamics of relapse include denial, self-pity, and blame. In this program, facts are presented about relapse, and the easily recognized symptoms are presented in the chronological pattern most often displayed by people in recovery. Relapse prevention is the first goal of all who are in the journey of recovery. 10360

THE SCIENCE OF RECOVERY: APPLYING NEUROSCIENCE TO CLINICAL PRACTICE #40075 This skills training event will give the clinician an understanding of the neuroscience and neuropsychology of addiction and recovery. From this profound understanding, psychotherapeutic and pharmacological techniques will be



described that can assist the client in early recovery. This assistance is in the areas of cognitive enhancement, increased motivation and management of craving. This is an exciting advanced clinical skills workshop based on recent neurobiological scientific advances. Upon completion of this course, the participant will have an under-standing of genetic changes that take place in both addiction and recovery; an understanding of the relationship between Dopamine D2 receptors and alcohol/drug consumption; and be able to discuss the importance of the therapeutic relationship in regard to client improvement in treatment and be able to look at routine counseling practices in a new and exciting way.

SLIPPING INTO THE DARKNESS High School, Adult, 17 Minutes, 1991 The dangerous dynamics of relapse are presented in this powerful documentary. Real stories of relapse and the resultant destruction are presented, told by addicts who have experienced its horror firsthand, and have struggled back into recovery. Drug counselors speak of their experiences working with addicts and alcoholics who have relapsed. This program tells the real stories of relapse: the subtle, often unnoticed symptoms, the denial, and the frightening experiences. 10394

STAGE II RECOVERY BY EARNIE LARSEN LIFE BEYOND ADDICTION PART 1: UNDERSTANDING THE BASICS OF RECOVERY Adult, 27 Minutes, 1985 In this video, we learn to understand the basics of Recovery – what we must do to understand ourselves in order to enjoy a rich and fulfilling existence. 10739-DVD LIFE BEYOND ADDICTION PART 2: INDENTIFYING SELF DEFEATING LEARNED BEHAVIOR Adult, 35 Minutes, 1985 In this video, we learn how to identify and correct learned self-defeating behaviors such as care taking, people-

pleasing and work alcoholism to become more successful individuals. 10740-DVD RELATIONSHIPS: ACHIEVING THE REWARD OF RECOVERY Adult, 28 Minutes, 1985 In this video, we learn the dynamics of healthy and unhealthy relationships and how to prosper in intimacy. 10741-DVD WORKING A PROGRAM Adult, 31 Minutes, 1985 In this video, we learn that the only way to get well and stay well is a consistent program that involves dialogue, positive redirection, proper nutrition and other daily and weekly practices. This tape outlines a program and shows its benefits in recovery. 10719-DVD The Turning Point #40087 & #40483 Breaking the Cycle of Addiction and Incarceration This compelling video was developed for male clients who are dealing with alcohol or other drug addiction. It includes interviews with African American men in different stages of recovery and reintegration, along with straight talk from counselors, community activists, a neighborhood pastor, and a drug court judge. All echo the same message: in order to change, these men must give up not only alcohol and other drugs but also their unhealthy lifestyles. Viewers will learn strategies to create a healthy environment, find positive support, overcome shame and guilt, rebuild self-esteem, identify triggers, avoid relapse, and ensure that core beliefs and values align with positive goals. While this video features African American men in an urban environment, the information shown applies to all men in recovery. 45 min

Twelve: is the life after rehab in recovery 45 min, #40476 "TWELVE" is the honest, first person testimonial of surviving those years, and for many, surviving the subsequent years of a misunderstood and debilitating



substance abuse battle. “TWELVE” is an emotional, honest and straightforward single story comparing the similarities and problems of so many teens and young adults who firmly believe the life problems and situations they face are theirs and theirs alone where “No one understood” and “No one cared”. Eventually the feelings of, “I was so alone that I just wanted to die” are the only solution. But “TWELVE” shows how they are not alone. It shares deeper discoveries by these individuals who learned how they are in fact not different from others at their age, that they are like all of the other young people who struggle with this disease and that recovery is indeed possible. Most importantly, “TWELVE” simply explains that there is a better life in recovery and that the sacrifices of recovery are worth it! WAR ON ADDICTION: BATTLE OF RELAPSE Adult, 45 Minutes, 1998 Delbert Boone and Father Martin team up in this battle against relapse video tape. “Relapse occurs when you refuse to follow directions, and want to alter the treatment plan,” says Delbert Boone. Father Martin talks about honesty in our lives, saying “If we are not honest in every aspect of our lives, our sobriety is threatened.” Part 1: 10586 Part 2: 10668

See page 122 for a complete list of Father Martin videos See page 126 for a complete list of Delbert Boone videos

WHO’S FOOLING WHO? RELAPSE AND FAMILY Adult, 32 Minutes, 2005 Although some signs of relapse are very obvious, other signs are subtle and tend to knock us off our feet. The four basic areas of Relapse and the Family provide insight into signs and symptoms of relapse. Rosetta Oliver clearly outlines “Who's Fooling Who.” She explains the relapse process, identifying relapse triggers and the importance of understanding that triggers change as the phases of recovery change. 30341-DVD

Women in Recovery 23 min 40487 What gets in the way of recovery? For Women, it's often unhealthy relationships, traumatic experiences, self- isolation, or even their attitudes about other women. In Women in Recovery, women talk about how they keep their recovery strong-and what they have learned about trust, faith, action and friendship along the way. Excellent discussion starter. SECRET ADDICTIONS: WOMEN IN TREATMENT Adult, 32 Minutes, 1992 Recovery is a hard task for all alcoholics and drug addicts, and it can be especially difficult for women. In Secret Addictions: Women in Treatment, single and married women, mothers, and their children describe their own experiences in treatment and recovery. This honest, poignant documentary looks at residential rehabilitation programs, and includes observations by medical doctors, psychologists, and other A&D professionals. Recovery is always fragile but it can change and save lives. 10378

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PREVENTION

Prevention 101 Adult, 28 Minutes, 1998 Alcohol is the only legal drug that does not come with use or dosage instructions. ADP 101 is for the kid in us all who never received an alcohol and drug prevention education. It’s the ABC’s of substance abuse prevention, personal intervention and individual empowerment to choose to be alcohol and drug free. Closed caption, hand signed version also available. 10577 THE CAT WHO DRANK AND USED TOO MUCH

All Ages, 12 Minutes, 1987 The problems of alcohol and drug abuse are told through the story of Pat, a real live cat. Pat has a family and we see that family (and their friends) being seriously affected by Pat’s abuse and addiction. Through a series of experiences, Pat “hits bottom” and decides to get help. This film shows the complex progression of

alcoholism and other addictions in a concise, non-threatening way. 10078

THE DOG WHO DARED Elementary, 25 Minutes, 1993 This is an exciting, entertaining, action movie about Ralph and his young friends, some of whom are thinking about experimenting with drugs and alcohol. Ralph, a street smart border collie, is not only man’s best friend, but boys’ and girls’ best friend as well. Fortunately, Ralph is also the dog who dared to keep kids off drugs and alcohol. Much more than a “just say no” message, this dramatic prevention video is fun and upbeat and helps kids to realize the dangers of drugs and alcohol while giving them some positive alternatives.10135

DOING HARD TIMES: THE TEEN FILES FLIPPED Middle/High School, 21 Minutes, 2002 Teenage Jonathan has a rap sheet and an attitude. He’s been in and out of juvenile facilities since he was fourteen and believes that jail time isn’t a big deal. Tina enjoys getting into fights. “Flipped” into a maximum security prison, the teens’ bravado quickly fades. Both are hassled by other inmates. Tina is distraught to learn she’s facing execution for beating another girl to death. In an emotion-packed meeting, she apologizes to the mother of her victim, who tells her that the death penalty is exactly what she deserves. Jonathan finds out that the acquaintance he thought was just another new kid on the cellblock is actually a lifer, who hopes that Jonathan will learn from his mistakes and not end up doing life himself. In the execution chamber, Tina receives a last minute reprieve. Despite their earlier tough talk, this experience hits home, and both teens resolve to change. “Don’t go to prison,” says Jonathan, “It’s no fun at all.” 10677

DRUG AVENGERS Elementary, 73 Minutes, 1988 In this videotape, three children from the future travel back to the 20th century to take on the life-threatening problem of drug abuse in ten animated programs, each emphasizing a different message. 30193

Drug Dangers: Stuff You Need to Know about Party Drugs #40112

Aimed at young people as well as teachers, counselors, and parents, this program explores the threat of party drugs in a nonjudgmental way, encouraging young people to make responsible choices. It looks at a range of popular party drugs—including alcohol, marijuana, ecstasy, amphetamines, and LSD—and contrasts their medical applications with their typical recreational uses and abuses. Young users deliver frank testimonials about their experiences with party drugs, while a trained pharmacologist and educator describes likely effects, potential dangers, and some basic safety precautions. Questions concerning legal implications are also addressed. Viewable/printable educational resources are available online. (25 minutes


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DYING HIGH: TEENS IN THE ER Middle/High School, 25 Minutes, 1999 This hard hitting, reality based video gives viewers a chance to see what goes on inside the nation’s emergency rooms as doctors treat teens for some of the most common types of injuries among young people: drug overdoses, alcohol poisoning, car wreck traumas and more. Dying High offers a glimpse into the nightmarish reality of what can happen when young people take risks with their health, their safety and even their lives. New federal data indicates a 20% increase in drug related ER visits for teens under the age of 17. Yet drug-related emergencies are only part of the bigger picture. This video presents a series of episodes which allow viewers to see common life-and-death ER moments. The goal of this high powered video is to remind teens that risk taking behaviors can often lead to serious injury and death. Activities in the Teacher’s Resource Book allow students to continue their exploration of this subject. 30238

GET THE MESSAGE? Elementary, 18 Minutes, 1986 Children receive conflicting messages about alcohol and drug use. Messages from the media, parents saying one thing, and often contradicting their own behavior. Usually a young person’s friends and peers are also misinformed about drugs and alcohol. This film stresses the fact that saying no to alcohol and other drugs is a right that everyone has. 10197

GETTING STUPID: HOW DRUGS DAMAGE YOUR BRAIN Teen, 20 minutes, 2003 (Closed Captioned) This video presents to middle schoolers the latest scientific information on how alcohol, marijuana, inhalants, and other drugs cause serious and potentially permanent damage to human brain. Video includes interviews with scientists who use actual brain scans of drug users to explain how the brain’s chemistry is harmed by drugs.

HIGH ON SPICE #40090 In this hard-hitting program, viewers learn the dangers of a newly banned drug called Spice or K2. Until December 2010, Spice was legally sold around the country as incense (“not for human consumption”) in convenience stores, head shops and on the Internet. Hundreds of ER visits and calls to poison control centers nationwide prompted the DEA to categorize Spice as a Schedule I substance. Although now illegal, Spice continues to be abused by teens who assume the herbal mixture—which is sprayed with various synthetic cannabinoids—is a substitute for marijuana. Viewers hear from young adults who were hooked on Spice with scary and sometimes life-threatening results including terrifying anxiety attacks, hallucinations, escalated blood pressure and addiction. The program also interviews drug counselors and law enforcement personnel who emphasize the dangers of experimenting with any substance that contains unknown quantities of experimental chemicals. Program clearly and memorably lays out the truth about this unpredictable drug and its potential to cause great harm.

HEALTHY EATING: NUTRITION AND EATING DISORDERS #40110 Whether they’re viewed from a behavioral standpoint or from a profound psychological perspective, one thing is clear—eating disorders stress the body’s systems and put individuals at increased risk for disease, infertility, organ failure, and death. This video pinpoints the dangers of anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, and other eating disorders, exploring their possible causes as well as ways to overcome them. Showing how food consumption (or avoidance of it) is often the one thing that eating-disorder sufferers feel they can control, the program features dramatized case studies that enlighten viewers in a nonconfrontational way. With the aid of expert commentary, it also provides practical information on identifying signs of eating disorders in others and emphasizes the importance of persuading them to seek professional help. A viewable/printable instructor’s guide is available online. A Meridian Production. Part of the series Healthy Eating: A Guide to Nutrition. (30 minutes)


PREVENTION

In Their Shoes: Teen Documentary High School, College, Adult, 14 Minutes, 2002 This short documentary film was created through interviews and video “diaries” shot by teens in schools and treatment centers to share their unique perspective on drug use. It explores why kids choose to use or avoid drugs, and highlights both the strength and resilience of today’s young people. It gives kids a voice to tell adults about their vulnerability and pressures they face that are different today. Appropriate to stimulate dialogue and action in communities, schools and workplaces. 30247

KEEPING YOUR KIDS TOBACCO, ALCOHOL, AND DRUG FREE Adult, 30 Minutes, 2000 In this video, parents get expert advice on how to keep their children free from substance abuse. Mark Hamill (Star Wars) guides viewers through a video that describes resources for parents, gives tips from health care professionals, offers testimonials from teenagers and adults, and features recording artist/musician and parent Richard Marx, who shares his concern about his children’s future. The program has up-to-date facts and practical information about communicating and being involved with children. 30211

LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUGS Adult, 15 minutes, 2005 Interviews with teens, attorneys, and law enforcement illustrate the real-world consequences of adolescent alcohol and other drug use. From underage drinking violations to drug possession to drinking-and-driving accidents, this no-nonsense video shows the serious social and legal ramifications of teen drinking and drugging.

PREVENTING SUBSTANCE ABUSE: A DISTORTED STATE OF MIND Junior/High School, 29 Minutes, 2004 Examines the different ways adolescents abuse drugs and alcohol, the reasons for their decision to get high or drunk,

and the detrimental effects such substance abuse can have on them. By highlighting situations in which kids can succumb to temptation, the program encourages viewers to make the right decisions. 30394-DVD

Prevention Relapse #40081 A New Direction - A Cognitive Behavioral Treatment Curriculum DVD, 27 min Frequently Asked Questions About A New Direction Inmates, not actors, talk about their recovery struggles and setbacks and offer suggestions for staying clean and sober in prison or out. Sharing their experiences, inmates make it clear that relapse is a real and menacing threat, particularly for the newly sober and newly released. Among their ideas for preventing relapse:

• Avoid high-risk situations and people • Get a good sponsor • Go to Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics

Anonymous, or other support groups regularly • Before acting, ask yourself, is it illegal? Immoral?

Irresponsible?

PREVENTION WORKS Adult, 42 Minutes, 1995 This videotape illustrates what substance abuse prevention is, what makes it most effective, and how it is being put to work by organizations nationwide. 30109

RAPE UNDER THE INFLUENCE 33 min 40472 Discusses the realities of an actual date rape where alcohol and drugs were involved. Presents a young victim's devastation after a violent gang rape, the views of a police detective committed to pursuing serial acquaintance rapists, and college students' views on sexual assault on campus. Teaches viewers how to use date rape prevention strategies, such as recognizing the crime's danger signals.


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SUBSTANCE ABUSE: ATTENTION TO PREVENTION Elementary, 14 Minutes, 1991 Slim Goodbody uses children’s interests and experiences to show the effects of drugs on physical health and coordination, social relationships, intellectual abilities, and mental health. Slim defines addiction, explains the dangers of trying an addictive substance even once, and suggests effective, healthful responses to such temptations as peer pressure, trying to look grown up, media images of drugs as part of “the good life,” and curiosity. 10497

THREE STEPS TO DRUG FREE SCHOOLS Elementary, Middle, 50 Minutes, 1991 Video training program for K-8 educational personnel and others involved in school based K-8 substance abuse prevention education. 30245

THE TRUTH ABOUT DRUGS 45 Minutes, 1999 The Truth About Drugs is a powerful program that graphically demonstrates the effects of various drugs on their self, friends, babies and family. The damage drugs do to their body is not always apparent and today’s teens often overlook the dangers they face when using, such as rape, suicide, jail, and the inability to focus and study. 10630-VHS, 30368-DVD

THE TRUTH ABOUT DRINKING 30 Minutes, 1998 Alcohol kills more than five times the number of people killed by cocaine, heroin, and every other illegal drug combined. Yet for today’s teenagers, alcohol is the number one drug of choice. Few, if any, of these young people think about the consequences. In this program, teens who are current drinkers see firsthand what the future holds for them if they continue to drink. 10571-VHS, 30367-DVD

THE TRUTH ABOUT DRUGS New Edition All audiences, 2 hours, 2015 The centerpiece of the truth about drugs educational program is a full-length documentary, focusing on

each of the most commonly abused substances: Marijuana, Alcohol, Synthetic Drugs, Ecstasy, Cocaine, Crack, Crystal Meth, Inhalants, Heroin, LSD, Prescription Drugs, and Painkillers. This riveting documentary is a Gold ADDY Award Winner for Public Service Campaign.


CO-DEPENDENCY, FAMILY, RELATIONSHIPS

THE 10 TOUGHEST QUESTIONS Adult, 22:30 minutes, 2010 Being able to gain this much information in one short sitting will put your mind at ease and give you the confidence to move forward-knowing that recovery is within reach. Simple, straightforward, no-nonsense answers to the most often-asked questions. A valuable tool for when you don't have time to wade through volumes of material. Learn how to take control of your life-and help your loved one today!

THE ANONYMOUS PEOPLE Adult, 88 minutes, 2013 The Anonymous People is a feature documentary film about the 23 million Americans living in long-term recovery from addiction to alcohol and other drugs. Deeply entrenched social stigma and discrimination have kept recovery voices silent and faces hidden for decades…UNTIL NOW.

BROKEN TOYS Adult, 120 Minutes, 1988 Sexual, emotional, and/or physical abuse in childhood requires a response that is carried into adulthood. Video host Terry Kellogg links the response to the abuse and helps us see that our self-destructive behavior is about what happened to us and not who we are. 10061

CHOICEMAKING High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1988 Provides a broad perspective on codependency issues, ranging from families to adult children and professional codependents. Sharon Wegscheider’s own story of growing up in an alcoholic family serves as an exemplary care study of how a person can draw upon inner strength and transcend family trauma by making sometimes hard, but very necessary choices. 30027 & 30028

COMPULSIVE RELATIONSHIPS High School, Adult, 32 Minutes, 1990 Part 1 of a three-part relationship series. The other titles are Relationship Building and Relationship Styles. “How many of you have started a relationship even though you knew you were going to be hurt? How many of you wanted to get out but could not?” Claudia Black and Terry Gorski describe particular players in an addictive relationship and they list the characteristics of each through the use of role play and stories. 10108

CREATING HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS High School, Adult, 35 Minutes, 1989 We can’t have healthy relationships with anyone, including God, until we have a healthy relationship with ourselves. Father Leo Booth explores issues which cause us to “miss” ourselves, and keep us stuck in dysfunctional, unhealthy relationships. Then he offers solutions for becoming, “positive, creative human beings” capable of healthy relationships with ourselves, others and God. 10121

THE DANGERS OF RELATIONSHIPS IN RECOVERY Adult, 45 Minutes, 1987 Father Joseph Martin’s conference presentation on relationships in recovery and types of relationships that should be avoided. 30035



FEELINGS - LEARNING TO LIVE, LEARNING TO LOVE High School, Adult, 103 Minutes, 1988 This presentation contains some valuable insights into how to deal with, cope with, control, and understand our feelings. Review of developmental feelings that must be affirmed; responses to emotional denial.. 10186

INTIMACY IN RECOVERING RELATIONSHIPS High School, Adult, 59 Minutes, 1988 Self-destructive behaviors and patterns that are a result of the loss of childhood. Sense of self and choice in dysfunctional systems are also studied. 10248

My Mother, My Father, Myself High School, Adult, 75 Minutes, 1988 Video discusses inappropriate bonding in dysfunctional families and the affect on intimacy in future relationships. Recovery involves recognition of the abuse, rebuilding boundaries, setting limits and individuating. 10310

FAMILY ROLES High School, Adult, 53 Minutes, 1988 Describes the roles that family members are assigned and the rigid rules of the low-functioning family system. 10183

SEXUALITY AND SPIRITUALITY IN RECOVERY High School, Adult, 120 Minutes, 1988 Two tape set shows how addictive, hurtful and healthy sexuality and spirituality are intertwined. Includes 12-step process for spiritual recovery. Part 1-10384, Part 2-10385

SHAME AND RECOVERY High School, Adult, 84 Minutes, 1988 Discusses shame, one of the biggest blocks to recovery, the sense of our own worthlessness, our flawed and damaged integrity. He discusses its origins, how it relates to other dependencies and the recovery process. 10390

Family, Codependency and Recovery Series Terry Kellogg is your video host for this series of eight programs. Terry has achieved a national reputation as a humorous, entertaining and insightful lecturer who speaks to each member of his audience. He has an M.A. in Human Development, is a family systems therapist, a consultant and trainer for agencies, hospitals, schools and corporations nationwide, and he has founded several mental health programs over the past 20 years.

Terry has been a pioneer in the areas of compulsive/addictive behaviors and family systems. He has worked extensively in the training and treatment of victims of physical, emotional and sexual abuse and in working with offenders. He began a diagnosis and recovery program for sexual addictions in 1977.



DYSFUNCTIONAL FAMILIES High School, Adult, 40 Minutes, 1997 Dwight Bradford discusses family systems, dysfunctional behaviors and the impact of addiction on families. He explains how children internalize problems in the family, believe that they are the cause of most family problems, employ survival roles, and how these roles vary based on how a

child’s needs are met. 10499

EARNIE LARSEN'S SECRETS TO SUCCESSFUL RELATIONSHIPS Two Tape Set – Parts 1 & 2 and Parts 3 & 4 Adult, 54 Minutes, 1997 Earnie Larsen tells how to find strength through relationships. He explains the difference between a functional and dysfunctional relationship and why our ability to build the former is so important to overcome any kind of addictive behavior. Two tapes, two programs per tape. Part 1 - Anatomy of a Relationship & Part 2 - Real Stuff Takes Right Stuff. 10521 Part 3 - Communication Techniques & Part 4 - No Limit Relationships. 10680

EMANCIPATION OF LIZZIE STERN Middle/High School, 30 Minutes, 1997 Lizzie Stern wants to be free of parental decision making, of moving to a strange new city, of accepting a new stepfather – free to live her own life. She can’t believe her mother has such little regard of her feelings. A friend tells her about emancipation, a legal way to separate from her mother that would let her stay in her home town even if her family goes off to Chicago. Lizzie plunges headlong into proving she can live on her own. In fact, she’s so busy becoming a responsible adult, she doesn’t have time for anything else. She’s not quite sure she likes what all the responsibility means. 10522

ENABLING BY FATHER MARTIN Adult, 24 Minutes, 1988 Every time you pick up the tab for the alcoholic, you have just paid for his next drunk. Such behavior only hastens the death of a loved one. Real true love, functioning for the

good of another, must motivate my own behavior. I can’t dictate what others do for their own loved ones. I must love the alcoholic but I’m not responsible for his life; I’m responsible for mine. If I act rationally, I may help another alcoholic survive, rather than help him die. 10178-VHS, 30360-DVD

THE FAMILY (EARNIE LARSEN) High School, Adult, 35 Minutes, 1989 Much of the work done in treatment is about breaking through the denial that comes from guilt, shame, pain and broken family relationships. In this program, Earnie offers the group a balance between keeping one’s head in treatment and developing the skills to rebuild family relationships and make them healthy and lasting. 10731-VHS 10165-DVD See complete list of Earnie Larsen videos starting on page 122.

FAMILY INTERVENTION: A NEW APPROACH High School, Adult, 26 Minutes, 1992 This film is fascinating and informative from three perspectives. It’s a fresh and effective intervention strategy based on family caring, and support is presented as an alternative to confrontation. The focus is on family pain, not an identified patient. When chronic disease or dysfunction enters a family, each member experiences pain worthy of an intervention and possible treatment. Acknowledges that pain may be related to more than just one identifiable source. 10182

HEALING THE SHAME THAT BINDS YOU Adult, 60 Minutes, 1997 No emotion brings greater unhappiness than toxic shame. In this program, John Bradshaw outlines various stages of recovery from toxic shame. 10520-DVD

INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILIAL DYNAMICS OF RECOVERY High School, Adult, 2004 When one family member becomes addicted everyone is affected. In fact experts refer to addiction as a family disease. This program highlights the struggles of individuals and families in recovery and the successful



strategies they use to begin the healing process and maintain sobriety. 30296

IT’S NOT MY PROBLEM!!! HOSTED BY JOHN BRADSHAW Senior High, Adult, 32 Minutes, 1989 John, himself a recovering co-dependent, pierces the denial of the family system and shows the family the way to their own recovery. Done through dramatic incidents, factual information, stories and interviews of long term recovering co-dependants. 10253

INTERVENTION #40032 The Intervention shows what happens when a family takes the first steps toward recovery through intervention. This is part 2 of a two-part DVD series that follows a family through the process of enabling, realizing, and understanding the problem, and taking positive action to intervene. DVD, 30 min

A LETTER TO DAD: A STORY OF CO-DEPENDENCY High School, Adult, 60 Minutes, 1990 A Letter To Dad is a dramatic two-part video about Megan Riley, a divorced mother of two teenagers, who finally confronts the profoundly damaging effects of growing up in a dysfunctional family. We are introduced to Megan as she struggles with a life filled with despair and loneliness. Returning to the small town of her childhood for a funeral, Megan encounters the repressed trauma of growing up with an unpredictable, violent alcoholic father and a co-dependent mother. With help from a therapist and a support group, Megan learns to grieve the loss of a childhood absent of love and nurturing, and resolve the conflict with her parents. Finally, she begins building a healthy, fulfilling life. Part 1: 10266 & Part 2: 10267

OVERCOMING CODEPENDENCY: THE PATH TO WELLNESS High School, Adult, 31 Minutes, 1993 Melody Beattie, author of “Codependency No More,” discuss how to recognize codependent behavior and what to do about it. The program goes beyond alcohol and drug abuse situations. 10323

RECLAIM YOUR FAMILY FROM ADDICTION #40073 How Couples and Families Recover Love. Couples and families who have spent years building a life together can lose their cohesive identity in the wake of the illness of addiction. In the DVD Reclaim Your Family from Addiction: How Couples and Families Recover Love and Meaning, acclaimed author Craig Nakken shows how recovery works and how heart wounds can be healed and hope restored. DVD - 84 min

RECOVERY AND THE FAMILY High School, Adult, 40 Minutes, 1988 Most divorces in alcoholic homes occur after the alcoholic recovers. Too many family members believe all will be well if one person recovers. Since each member of the family gets sick, each needs care and therapy. 10354

RELATIONSHIP STYLES High School, Adult, 32 Minutes, 1990 This video is a part two of the Addictive Relationships series. In this program hosts Terry Gorski and Claudia Black examine three types of addictive relationships, compulsive – both partners crave intensity without sharing and real substance; apathetic – both partners seek to avoid pain, they want to get along with each other with a minimum of involvement, expectations and pain; healthy – both find mutual respect and happiness in a relationship that does have its ups and downs. The information contained in this work is an essential building block for those individuals and couples who are involved in constructing relationships. 10364 & 10365



RELATIONSHIP BUILDING High School, Adult, 32 Minutes, 1990 This video is part three of the Addictive Relationship Series with Claudia Black and Terry Gorski. This program explains what constitutes a healthy relationship and what steps are involved in the building of one. Terry and Claudia use the analogy of constructing a house as a way of explaining how to create a healthy relationship. The foundation consists of the 3 C’s – communication, caring, and commitment. The levels (floors) of relationship – casual contact, companionship, friendship, romantic love and committed love, and aspects of a healthy relationship are examined – Unconditional love? – Forever and ever? You can have a healthy relationship. 10362

SOFT IS THE HEART OF A CHILD Middle/High School, Adult, 30 Minutes 1979 A touching story about a family experiencing the trauma of a drinking problem. Focusing on the children – rather than the alcoholic – the film shows three youngsters confused by the father’s drinking, by arguments and violence. 10399

STAGES OF FAMILY RECOVERY Adult, 36 Minutes, 2005 For families, the pain of living with a loved one's addiction can lead to shame, secrecy, and isolation. Stages of Family Recovery is an encouraging, empowering video that lets families know they're not alone – and that recovery is possible. Teens, parents, and grandparents share stories of despair and hope, helplessness and optimism. Clinical insights from Stephanie Brown, Ph.D., help families progress through stages of recovery. 30365-DVD

VICTIMIZATION High School, Adult, 59 Minutes, 1988 Terry Kellogg, renowned teacher and trainer discusses the victim, offender, and collusive roles that occur in dysfunctional families supporting and continuing violation of boundaries. 10449

WHERE ARE YOU FATHER? High School, Adult, 90 Minutes , 1994 The absence of physical or emotional fathering during childhood affects each person differently. Video host John Bradshaw offers an index to measure this loss, along with a positive focus on what can be done to heal the wounds of father loss. 10461

WHY CAN’T WE BE A FAMILY AGAIN? Junior/High School, 27 Minutes, 2002 One tragic by-product of drug addiction is the effect the addict's self-destruction has on their loved ones. This wrenching documentary, narrated by Ossie Davis, follows the lives of teenage Danny and his younger brother Raymond as they cope with their mother's battle with substance abuse. The boys' mother continues to relapse despite several attempts at rehabilitation. Through it all, the brothers struggle to keep alive their hope for a better future. 30393-DVD

WHY DON’T THEY JUST QUIT? Adult, 90 minutes, 2011 Watching a loved one immersed in an intense battle with alcohol and drug abuse may be the most difficult, complex and harrowing experience you’ll ever have. This 90 minute DVD offers hope to families and friends, and is packed with solutions that can be used immediately to help guide someone towards recovery.


DRUG/ALCOHOL EXPOSED INFANTS

A CHALLENGE TO CARE Adult, 38 Minutes, 1994 This video shows graphics and interviews with experts who present practical interventions in pre-natal, post-postpartum and pediatric setting in four concise sections. The program includes methods for approaching women at risk and how to conduct a non-judgmental interview. Also covers signs of chemical dependence in labor and delivery, behavior patterns of newborns exposed to drugs and/or alcohol, how to comfort and care for substance-exposed babies. 10082

FLORIDA’S CHALLENGE: SUBSTANCE-EXPOSED CHILDREN GUIDE Adult, 47 Minutes Consumption of alcohol, heroin, and other drugs by pregnant mothers long has been recognized as hurting unborn children. But the huge number of children being prenatally exposed to crack, the variety and the lack of knowledge about their problems or classroom strategies to deal with them, have put these children on the public agenda as none before. 30396

RECOVERING HOPE Adult, 2005 This hour-long presentation includes eight women telling their own stories about how alcohol use in pregnancy affected their children how they are learning effective new ways to parent and how they are recovering hope for the future. Six researchers and clinicians support these stories by explaining the disabilities associated with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD). VHS 30321 DVD 30407

INNOCENT ADDICTS Middle/High School, College, 27 Minutes, 1987 This video interweaves the stories of twelve women who used drugs during their pregnancies, with explanations by leading doctors and researchers about drugs and the effects of prenatal drug use. It explores why young women start taking drugs, how drugs reach and affect the unborn baby, and what the effects are after the child is born. Tobacco, alcohol, PCP, cocaine, heroin and pills are among the drugs discussed. Innocent Addicts also examines interpersonal and psychological issues such as self-esteem, relationships, helplessness and the need for education and counseling in connection with treatment and rehabilitation. 10242

Lifelines High School, Adult, 16 Minutes, 1997 Information about how alcohol and street drugs can harm the fetus is presented through animated graphics and narration by a doctor. Women are also urged to check with their doctor before taking over-the-counter medications or prescription drugs during pregnancy. 30177 TREATING THE CHEMICALLY DEPENDENT WOMAN AND HER CHILD Adult, 27 Minutes, 1990 This video provides the health professional with tools for the understanding and treatment of drug-using patients and drug damaged families. 10437

WHO ARE THE CHILDREN BEING BORN TODAY? Adult, 43 Minutes, 1994 Dr. Bruce A. Buehler says “understanding what caused the medically fragile condition of babies born to addicted mothers and what can be fixed versus what is permanent, and who will need services, is a necessity for all educators administrators, health care providers, and funding agencies.” This tape tells how drug-exposed children will impact our schools and social agencies. 1046


CHILDREN OF ALCOHOLICS AND ADULT CHILDREN OF ALCOHOLICS

CHILDREN OF ALCOHOL AND DRUG ADDICTED PARENTS: PROTECTING OUR FUTURE Adult, 57 Minutes, 2001 Today there are an estimated 28.6 million Americans who are children of alcoholics; nearly 11 million are under age 20. Many of these children and young people are exposed to chaotic family environments that offer little stability or emotional support. And many will develop serious behavioral and emotional problems that will keep them from living happy and normal lives. Tune in to this webcast to learn about new science-based approaches to helping these often overlooked victims of addiction. 10642

CHILDREN OF ALCOHOLICS : HOW SCHOOLS CAN HELP Adult, 56 Minutes, 1992 One in five American students is the child of an alcoholic (COA) or substance abuser (COSA). These children are at two to four times greater risk of developing alcoholism or other drug abuse. Educators are often the only adults they can turn to for help, but their code of silence keeps them isolated. This program examines the needs of COA’s and COSA’s in grades 4 to 8 and presents strategies for helping them in the crucial pre-high school years. 30024, 30025

COUNSELING CHILDREN OF ALCOHOLICS Adult, 34 Minutes, 1994 Children of alcoholics are at increased risk of developing alcoholism or other drug abuse. But research shows the vast majority of these children have “resiliency” – they can bounce back and develop into healthy adults. This program examines protective factors that foster resiliency and how to implement them in school-based counseling programs. The video is presented in two segments: 1) resiliency and protective factors, and 2) school-based strategies for fostering resiliency. 30033 & 30034

FORGOTTEN SON Adult, 14 minutes, 2006 The realities of methamphetamine abuse hit home in this moving film about a boy’s life turned upside down by his mother’s addiction. Billy’s a good

student hiding a dark secret. His mother’s addiction to meth is destroying both their lives.

MAGGIE’S SECRET Middle/High School, 33 Minutes, 1993 Children of alcoholics often feel shame and despair. John and his teenage sister Maggie experience both as they try to cope with their parents’ chronic drinking and their father’s frequent absences. 10281

MOM, LOUIE’S LOOKING AT ME, AGAIN! Adult, 60 Minutes, 1990 No one has presented ACOA issues more clearly or delightfully than comedian Louie

Anderson. Speaking from personal experiences, he explores how family members love each other through better or worse. He uses one humorous story after another to illuminate such issues as people pleasing, acting out, and low self-esteem in a gentle, caring manner. This film is a breakthrough tool for triggering recognition of ACOA issues and recovery. 10304, 10305

MY FATHER’S SON Middle/High School, Adult, 33 Minutes 1984 My Father’s Son presents a vivid and powerful portrayal of the effects of alcoholism and chemical dependency on the family as seen through the eyes of 16-year-old Michael Morgan. The video dramatizes behaviors of alcoholics’ families, revealing Mike’s fears and anxieties and the rigid denial of his alcoholic father. Delivering an important

message to children of alcoholics and to those in dysfunctional families, My Father’s Son provides them with an understanding of the disease and an awareness of their increased risk of chemical addiction. 10309 & 30096


CHILDREN OF ALCOHOLICS AND ADULT CHILDREN OF ALCOHOLICS

THE PROCESS OF RECOVERY High School, Adult, 40 Minutes, 1987 This video deals with issues and behaviors that adult children of alcoholics share. The Process of Recovery will help viewers recognize that the present is influenced by the past. Claudia Black directs the viewers to release the part of the past that should be put behind, enabling them to take decisions made each day. It also encourages improving awareness of limits. Highlighting the importance of dealing with losses and successes, this program focuses on recovery as a life-long process, not an event. 10347

SPIRITUALITY AND ACOA RECOVERY High School, Adult, 55 Minutes, 1987 “I don’t believe in just talking about the problem.” says Father Leo Booth in the opening of this video. “I believe in talking about solutions.” The “problem” Father Leo is referring to is how we victimize ourselves with the obsessive beliefs and compulsive behaviors we acquired growing up in dysfunctional homes. Recovery is the process of confronting and discarding old beliefs and behaviors. He shares his solutions for going through that process and developing a new spirituality. 10406


CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS

DOUBLE TROUBLE Double Trouble addresses the topic of dual disorders (chemical dependency and mental illness combined). Assessment and treatment of four of the most common combinations of dual disorders are illustrated in dramatic fashion. The series written by Dennis Daley, M.S.W., emphasizes the value of therapy and self-help programs and also speaks on the sensitive issue of medications.

PART I: MOOD AND ANXIETY DISORDERS High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1991 This video portrays chemical dependency in combination with mood and anxiety disorders and the effects it has on the patient and their families. 10142-VHS, 30384-DVD

PART II: PERSONALITY DISORDERS High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1991 This video portrays chemical dependency in combination with two of the more common personality disorders: anti-social and borderline. 10143-VHS, 30385-DVD

NUMBING THE PAIN Adult, 30 Minutes, 1998 Based on the clinical training series and intended for patient education, this program explores the function of substance abuse in trauma survivor’s lives, and describes the challenges and benefits of therapy. 10575

CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS MENTAL HEALTH & DRUGS : #40106 This DVD provides clients and treatment professionals with a deeper understanding of the mental illnesses that are a significant element of a dual diagnosis and of how psychoactive drug use can aggravate these conditions. The video addresses the difficulty of giving an accurate diagnosis, the consequences of self-medication with street

drugs, and the problems of relapse. Interview segments with groups, individuals and medical experts focus on the complexity of managing a dual diagnosis as well as illustrate how clients can function in society and gain hope through effective treatment. Running Time: 36 minutes

A GUIDE FOR LIVING WITH CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS 83 min- 40482 This 83-minute video educates patients and families on the treatment of co-occurring disorders. It provides an educational overview of co-occurring disorders, offers interviews from people who have them, and discusses ways that patients can participate in treatment to better manage their recovery from both disorders. Included are dramatic vignettes, as well as professional narration, to show a comprehensive look at all the issues of recovery. PREVENTING RELAPSE: DUAL DIAGNOSIS SERIES High School, Adult, 20 Minutes, 1994 An important part of recovery from a dual disorder is being able to identify the triggers that cause a relapse and the ways to prevent it from happening. This video includes crucial information about relapse, the basic steps of relapse prevention, and personal stories that illustrate the power of an individual relapse prevention plan. 10564



UNDERSTANDING BIPOLAR DISORDER AND ADDICTION #40072

Hazelden's Co-occurring Disorders Series is newly updated and reformatted to be a better value than ever. All video and printed components are available in one package at a new low price. The printed materials are downloadable from a CD-ROM and are reproducible, saving you the effort and expense of re-ordering copies. Each collection provides you with integrated, diagnosis-specific treatment that effectively enhances Hazelden's Co-occurring Disorders Program. Understanding Bipolar Disorder and Addiction explains the different aspects of bipolar disorder, such as mania and depression, and explores how the disorder interacts with chemical dependency. Examples illustrate the importance of medication, abstinence, and spirituality. The collection includes a video program on DVD plus a CD-ROM with the following materials: a facilitator guide, a patient workbook, video discussion questions, and the pamphlet A Family Guide to Coping with Dual Disorders. Author Dennis Daley is nationally renowned for developing and managing treatment services for addiction and dual disorders. DVD, 28 min. UNDERSTANDING BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER & ADDICTION #40015

The collection Understanding Borderline Personality Disorder and Addiction provides support for recovery from borderline personality disorder (BPD) and addiction, and explores ways to cope with common behaviors an d thoughts associated with BPD. 21 minutes

UNDERSTANDING DISSOCIATIVE DISORDERS & ADDICTION #40012 This program, explores the cause of dissociative disorders, the role of medication, the prognosis for recovery, and coping strategies that can lead to a fuller, more integrated life. Adult, 20 Minutes, 2004

UNDERSTANDING MAJOR ANXIETY DISORDERS AND ADDICTION #40064 Hazelden's Co-occurring Disorders Series is newly updated and reformatted to be a better value than ever. All video and printed components are available in one package at a new low price. The printed materials are downloadable from a CD-ROM and are reproducible, saving you the effort and expense of re-ordering copies. Each collection provides you with integrated, diagnosis-specific treatment that effectively enhances Hazelden's Co-occurring Disorders Program. Recovering from an anxiety disorder and addiction is a double challenge. The collection Understanding Major Anxiety Disorders and Addiction provides a step-by-step process to identify anxiety triggers and recognize ways to change thoughts and reactions. DVD, 24 min.

UNDERSTANDING OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER & ADDICTION #40014

This program, helps chemically dependent clients reclaim their day-to-day lives and relationships from obsessive-compulsive behaviors such as constantly rearranging books on a shelf or washing one’s hands over and over. Adult, 20 Minutes, 2004

Understanding Personality Problems & Addiction #40013 Adult, 24 Minutes, 2004 Is one of the few recovery resources to discuss addiction as it relates to problematic personality traits: being antisocial, passive-aggressive, self-centered, perfectionistic, controlling, or dependent.



UNDERSTANDING POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER AND ADDICTION #40063 Hazelden's Co-occurring Disorders Series is newly updated and reformatted to be a better value than ever. All video and printed components are available in one package at a new low price. The printed materials are downloadable from a CD-ROM and are reproducible, saving you the effort and expense of re-ordering copies. Each collection provides you with integrated, diagnosis-specific treatment that effectively enhances Hazelden's Co-occurring Disorders Program. The collection Understanding Post-traumatic Stress Disorder and Addiction suggests recovery and relapse prevention strategies for addiction and PTSD, plans along with ways for clients to handle the emotional pain and flashbacks associated with PTSD. DVD, 28 min. UNDERSTANDING SCHIZOPHRENIA & ADDICTION #40016

The collection Understanding Schizophrenia and Addiction dispels the shame that clients often feel and explores how medications, counseling, self-care, and a support system offer hope for recovery. Adult, 20 Minutes, 2004

UNDERSTANDING SUICIDE AND ADDICTION #40084 Hazelden's Co-occurring Disorders Series is newly updated and reformatted to be a better value than ever. All video and printed components are available in one package at a new low price. The printed materials are downloadable from a CD-ROM and are reproducible, saving you the effort and expense of re-ordering copies. Each collection provides you with integrated, diagnosis-specific treatment that effectively enhances Hazelden's Co-occurring Disorders Program. The collection Understanding Suicide and Addiction helps clients recognize warning signs, stay involved in a recovery program, keep sobriety a high priority, think

through suicidal thoughts, and build and use a support system. DVD, 20 min.



WHEN ADDICTION AND MENTAL DISORDERS CO-OCCUR Adult, 60 Minutes, 2003 Drug and alcohol dependence. Mental disorders. Alone, each is a disease that wreaks havoc on the lives of millions in this country, and both require intensive treatment. When afflicted with these diseases simultaneously, the result can be even more debilitating for an individual. This web cast will examine the issues and promising practices associated with treating individuals with co-occurring and co-existing disorders. 10686

The Dual Disorders Series by Hazelden offers clear descriptions of major symptoms, causes, and recovery programs help clients accept their dual disorder and develop a successful recovery program. These materials reinforce key concepts such as medication, abstinence, and spirituality throughout the recovery process.

UNDERSTANDING BIPOLAR DISORDER AND ADDICTION Adult, 20 Minutes, 1995 Reinforces key concepts such as medication, abstinence and spirituality throughout the recovery process. 10561

UNDERSTANDING DEPRESSION AND ADDICTION Adult, 25 Minutes, 1994 Shows clients a multitude of ways they can cope with common symptomatic behaviors and thought patterns associated with depression. 10562

UNDERSTANDING MAJOR ANXIETY DISORDERS AND ADDICTION Adult, 25 Minutes, 1994 Visually takes clients through the process of identifying and managing their anxiety triggers. Also shows clients how they can begin changing their thought processes and reactions. 10563

UNDERSTANDING PERSONALITY PROBLEMS AND ADDICTION Adult, 20 Minutes, 1995 Dramatizes the connection between chronic personality problems and chemical dependency. Also helps clients see how to manage their personality traits to achieve emotional stability and sobriety. 10566



Co-Occurring Disorders Series by Hazelden

This Collection includes a video program on DVD plus a CD-ROM with the following materials: a facilitator guide and patient workbook by Jonathan Hoffman, video discussion questions, and the pamphlet A Family Guide to Coping with Dual Disorders by Dennis Daley.

UNDERSTANDING OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER & ADDICTION Adult, 20 Minutes, 2004 This program, helps chemically dependent clients reclaim their day-to-day lives and relationships from obsessive-compulsive behaviors such as constantly rearranging books on a shelf or washing one’s hands over and over. 40014

UNDERSTANDING BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER & ADDICTION Adult, 21 Minutes, 2004 The collection Understanding Borderline Personality Disorder and Addiction provides support for recovery from borderline personality disorder (BPD) and addiction, and explores ways to cope with common behaviors and thoughts associated with BPD. 40015

UNDERSTANDING PERSONALITY PROBLEMS & ADDICTION Adult, 24 Minutes, 2004 Is one of the few recovery resources to discuss addiction as it relates to problematic personality traits: being antisocial, passive-aggressive, self-centered, perfectionistic, controlling, or dependent. 40013

UNDERSTANDING SCHIZOPHRENIA & ADDICTION Adult, 20 Minutes, 2004 The collection Understanding Schizophrenia and Addiction dispels the shame that clients often feel and explores how medications, counseling, self-care, and a support system offer hope for recovery.40016

UNDERSTANDING DISSOCIATIVE DISORDERS & ADDICTION Adult, 20 Minutes, 2004 This program, explores the cause of dissociative disorders, the role of medication, the prognosis for recovery, and coping strategies that can lead to a fuller, more integrated life.. 40012



Integrated Treatment Training on Co-Occurring Disorder Companion CD-ROM Available

101 How to Recognize Co-Occurring Mental Illness and Substance Abuse Disorders, Adult, 98 Minutes, 2001 This video is designed for professionals. Because persons with dual diagnosis have two different primary disorders, effective treatment must simultaneously address both disorders. It needs to be empathic, long–term treatment that is flexible in terms of intensity. Recognizing and properly assessing dual disorders is the first step towards ending the pattern of treating only half of the person's problems while supporting positive change and developing self–efficacy in the lives of the consumers with whom we work. 30397-DVD

102 How Do We Do It, Adult, 87 Minutes, 2001 This video is designed for professionals. Integrated Treatment is the simultaneous combination of mental health services and substance use treatment services. In Integrated Treatment, the same clinician, or group of clinicians in one treatment setting, provides both mental health and substance use treatment. Integrated Treatment addresses the whole person, rather than just one part, and works to foster recovery and self–efficacy in an intensive, comprehensive and long–term setting. 30399-DVD 201 Medication Management, Adult, 180 Minutes, 2002 This video is designed for professionals. Medication management for persons with co–occurring mental illness and substance use disorders is both difficult and controversial. Prescribing medications for persons with mental illness is common. Prescribing medications for substance dependence and/or abuse disorders is also common. But when a person presents with both of these problems, some difficult questions arise. This training module attempts to answer common questions associated with medication management issues in treating persons with both substance use and mental illness. 30398-DVD 301 Group Treatment for Persons with Co-Occurring Disorders, Adult, 135 Minutes, 2003 This video is designed for professionals. This module introduces group intervention as a method of integrated treatment. The stages of treatment are addressed, and an overview of group treatment approaches is presented. Additionally, this module defines persuasion and active treatment groups. 30400-DVD 401 Introduction to Relapse Prevention for Persons with Co-Occurring Disorders Adult, 133 Minutes, 2003 This video is designed for professionals This training module focuses on helping consumers, families and professionals use evidence–based relapse prevention strategies for both mental illness and substance use in an integrated manner. 30402-DVD 402 Approaches to Relapse Prevention for Persons with Co-Occurring Disorder Adult, 136 Minutes, 2003 This video is designed for professionals. This module presents training on specific relapse prevention skills such as identification of warning signs or triggers, problem solving skills to create alternatives to feeling bad or using substances, and social and communication skills that effectively enhance relapse prevention. We interweave learning exercises and consumer interviews throughout the modules to demonstrate the methods presented. 30401-DVD


STRESS, SUICIDE, OTHER MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES

BIPOLAR: LIFE BETWEEN TWO EXTREMES #40221 Miami Airport, December 7, 2005: a jet passenger begins yelling about a bomb threat and bolts for the door. Refusing to comply with two U.S. marshals, he is eventually shot to death. The cause of his outburst—bipolar disorder, not terrorism—comes to light soon after, proffering another tragic example of how volatile and misunderstood the disease is. This program examines the lives of people who have struggled for decades with bipolar disorder, once known as manic depression. Through case studies and discussions of recent research, the film shows how each patient has overcome the grip of debilitating despair and hyperactive euphoria, and how advances in psychology and neuroscience are helping such individuals lead better, more productive lives. (45 minutes)

HAYWIRE #40116 This ABC News program goes inside the homes of children living with severe mental illness, sharing the stories of three young girls whose schizophrenia commands them to harm themselves—or their younger siblings. Their parents’ video diaries document the challenges, breakdowns, and frustrations that occur as they seek help for their children and relief for the rest of the family. Brutally honest and emotionally charged, Haywire sheds light on a disorder that is often misdiagnosed and misunderstood. (41 minutes)

LEAVING THE DOOR OPEN: ALTERNATIVES TO SECLUSION AND RESTRAINT #40059 Trains mental health services direct care staff, administrators, and consumers on alternative approaches to seclusion and restraint in the treat ment of people with serious mental illness. Emphasizes the consumer perspective and includes five topical sections.

STRESS RELIEF: THE HEIMLICH METHOD All, 18 Minutes, 1987 Dr. Henry Heimlich, whose simple and easy-to-administer maneuver has saved thousands of choking victims, will save thousands more lives with his easy-to-follow prescription for reducing destructive stress. Dr. Heimlich explains what stress is, how it works, and gives simple strategies for cooling off situations and changing habits that invite stress to rule our lives. 10421

STORIES OF HOPE AND RECOVERY: (A video guide for suicide attempt survivors) Adult, 36 minutes, 2012 This video features inspiring stories from three people who survived an attempted suicide. These individuals and their families personally recount their journeys from the suicide attempt to a life of hope and recovery. A video guide is included.

SUICIDE AWARENESS AND PREVENTION Youth, 15 minutes, 2003 Abrupt personality changes, destructive behaviors, pervasive thoughts, or previous attempts of suicide: all are warning signs of a troubled teen. This program explores the reality of suicide among teens- and presents solutions. Among them: social support, communication, abstinence from illicit drugs, access to medical and mental health resources, and good problem solving skills. Teens will also learn how suicide affects parents, other family members, and classmates.


STRESS, SUICIDE, OTHER MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES

TRUE/NOT TRUE High School, Adult, 31 Minutes, 1997 Explains traumatic memory formation and retrieval, and the function of dissociation as a defense against external stress. 10519

WORKING WITH STRESS College, Adult, 17 Minutes, 2002 The nature of work is changing rapidly. Now more than ever, job stress poses a threat to the well-being of workers and educational material such as this program. NIOSH is committed to providing the public with the knowledge to overcome this threat. 30280-VHS & 30281-DVD

HTTP://WWW.TAADAS.ORG/PUBLICATIONS/DEFAULT.ASP FEEL BETTER. BE YOUR BEST. Volume One, Adult, 85 Minutes, 1991 In this upbeat, information-packed program, stress expert Roger Mellott addresses the topic of stress management at its very core: your self-esteem. You’ll learn that the better you feel about yourself, the less vulnerable you are to stressful situations. You’ll also discover that stress is an essential part of life. The trick is to take charge of the stressors that “get you down.” Roger’s positive message will leave you energized and confident – ready to lead a brighter, more balanced life. 10542

LIVING A LESS-STRESS LIFE. Volume Two, Adult, 88 Minutes, 1991 Roger Mallott continues his unconventional prescriptions for stress management on this second volume of Stress

Management for Professionals. Roger’s insights will help free you from the stressors over which you have no control. You’ll discover how to handle the stress caused by conflict and difficult people more effectively and be able to release some of the pressure in your life without letting go of your values. You’ll also discover how to handle the stress caused by conflict and difficult people more effectively. And, you’ll build a foundation of confidence essential to living a “less-stress” life.10543

CHOOSE TO CHANGE. BEGIN TO RELAX. Volume Three, Adult, 57 Minutes, 1992 With unforgettable storytelling and sensitive, sensible counseling, Roger Mellott helps you empower yourself to stop stressing and start living. He helps you face your frustrations and happily push them away. It’s much easier than you’d imagine. It just takes commitment and a few subtle shifts in your thinking. 10544

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ASAM CRITERIA-ADOLESCENT Adult, 60 Minutes, 1993 The American Society of Addiction Medicine patient placement criteria provides uniform language for payers, providers, clinicians, and case managers. In an effort to bring a clear understanding of the criteria to a broad audience, this video was filmed for the purpose of providing an inexpensive training experience for staff based on national training events delivered by Richard Weedman and David Mee-Lee, M.D. 10027

ADOLESCENT RECOVERY PLAN Middle/High School, 25 Minutes, 1999 This curriculum for chemical dependency includes a facilitator’s guide, a guide for parents and families and a video. Teens in early

recovery often experience intense feelings of fear, anger, shame, and loss. The inability to deal with these emotions too often results in relapse. Yet working through these emotions requires a level of introspection and honesty that can be daunting. The teens in this video, through individual interviews and group discussions, expose their vulnerabilities, fear, pain and joy. 10632

IDENTIFYING DRUG ABUSERS Adult, 37 Minutes, 2002 This training module contains a video, an instructors manual, screening forms, and a reading list to guide the teaching of drug screening and identification techniques. For the purposes of this module, the term “drug” refers to psychoactive substances other than alcohol. Because alcohol is considered one of the most misused psychoactive substances, it is the subject of a separate training module. 30231

ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDER TOOL KIT Adult, 30 Minutes, 1994 This video offers simple explanations for understanding children with Attention Deficit Disorder. Can be used for training teachers and parents, for demonstrating the techniques to the students themselves, or to stimulate family discussions about how parents work with the AD/HD child. 10515

THE MATRIX MODEL The Matrix Model is an evidence- based outpatient treatment program with over 20 years of research and development. It was recently tested in the CSAT Methamphetamine Project and is one of the few treatment programs to be endorsed by NIDA. The comprehensive, multiformat program covers six key clinical areas: individual/conjoint therapy, early recovery, relapse prevention, family education, social support, and urine testing. PRODUCED IN 2005, THE PROGRAM INCLUDES A SERIES OF THREE VIDEOS: FAMILIES IN RECOVERY Adult 60 Minutes How come that drug is more important than I am? Family members often feel anger confusion or helplessness when faced with a loved one's addiction. It explains how the phases of addiction and recovery affect family members and why involvement helps the entire family. 10715 ROAD MAP TO RECOVERY Adult 60 Minutes Why do I feel worse than when I was using? The process of recovery can confuse and frustrate clients and their families. This encouraging informative program could be called "What to Expect When You're Recovering." Clients will understand how they'll feel at every stage of recovery why they'll feel that way and how they can feel better. 10714



THE MIND: ADDICTIONS HIGH SCHOOL, ADULT, 60 MINUTES, 1988 Experiments with persons suffering from the addiction to heroin, alcohol, nicotine, food or gambling give unusual insight into the nature of the mind. Viewers learn that the brain has natural receptors for certain kinds of chemicals that are activated behavior. Recent studies on the mind’s capacity for chemical dependency reveals a complex and delicate balance within the brain. 10301

NEUROBIOLOGY: A SEMINAR FOR CLINICIANS #40074 To be able to understand and utilize current research, a clinician needs some understanding of the brain and its complexity. In many ways the brain still remains a mystery; neuroimaging and other forms of research, however, have uncovered some of the story about how our brains operate. In this staff training program, participants will learn about the various descriptions and regions of the brain and how these regions function and relate. From this understanding, the clinician can better understand how wellness, psychotherapy, pharmacotherapy and spiritual tools aid in the recovery of their clients.

SCIENCE OF ADDICTION AND TREATMENT Adult, 57 Minutes, 2001 According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, addiction is a brain disease. Scientific approaches are helping us understand the complexities of this brain disease and identify effective means to treat addictions. This program will focus on the latest treatment research and innovative initiatives to implement lessons learned from addiction science. 10644

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WORKPLACE ISSUES

ALCOHOL & DRUG ADDICTION IN THE WORKPLACE: A GUIDE FOR SUPERVISORS AND MANAGERS Adult, 29 Minutes, 2000 Connor was once a star employee. Now he’s coming in late, taking frequent sick days, making mistakes, and alienating his colleagues. What happened? Connor has become addicted to alcohol. His manager doesn’t know how to respond. Managers may have difficulty recognizing or reacting to signs of addiction. This video is designed to help managers react quickly and effectively to the first signs of an employee’s addiction to alcohol and other drugs. James Fearing, Ph.D., provides insight on Connor’s story as it unfolds. A crisis management expert and licensed drug and alcohol abuse counselor, Dr. Fearing helps organizations of all sizes resolve problems caused by addicted employees. 10648 & 10688

ALCOHOL ABUSE: SIGNS & SYMPTOMS High School, Adult, 60 Minutes 1995 Hosted by Dr. David Ohlms, M.D., this high quality education and training program was developed for companies to assure compliance with DOT education guidelines on alcohol. These mandatory guidelines affect workers, supervisors and managers in the transportation industry; airlines, trucking, railroad, bus, mass transit, pipeline industries and many more. Core material deals with the impact of alcohol on the job, skills, performance, and the impact on the human mind and body. 10503

DRUG AFFECTED EMPLOYEE Adult, 21 Minutes, 1986 A humanitarian concern for the condition of an individual who is drug or alcohol affected is not inconsistent with firm discipline procedures when dealing with the drug affected employee. 30041 & 10146

DRUG DEPENDENCY: THE EARLY WARNING SIGNS High School, College, Adult, 22 Minutes, 1984 The solution to drug dependency problems begins with recognition of the problem. This program, hosted by Richard Crenna, is a comprehensive recognition guide to behaviors that signal use is becoming abuse. Dramatic vignettes illustrate the early warning signs, which include, social, emotional, physical, economic, and legal problems. 10148 & 30044

DRUG TESTING Adult, 22 Minutes, 1989 Information for designing a drug testing component as part of a drug-free workplace program. Demonstrates specimen collection and laboratory analysis. Gives special attention to the needs of both employer and employee in ensuring the accuracy and reliability of test results. Employer Version: 30050 Employee Version: 30202 DRUGS AT WORK Adult, 23 Minutes, 1988 Information about the nature and scope of the alcohol and drug problem in the workplace and about the federal government’s initiative to prevent and reduce the problem. Stresses the importance of the four components of an effective workplace program: education, EAP, supervisor training, and drug testing, to create a drug free workplace. Employer Version: 10153 GETTING HELP Adult, 24 Minutes, 1988 Highlights the benefits of an effective assistance program (EAP) to employees and employers through comments by business, labor, and government leaders and EAP professionals. Describes the elements of a successful EAP program regardless of the number of employees or nature of the work. Employer: 30069


WORKPLACE ISSUES

GETTING HIGH: NOT IN THE JOB DESCRIPTION Adult, 20 Minutes, 2001 Getting killed on the job by someone who’s drunk or high, or having the job disappear because of substance abuse related incompetence are both to be avoided! This video explains the rights and responsibilities surrounding a drug free workplace. 10647

HANDS AND MIND High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1989 Workers who use their minds and hands on the job will learn that alcohol and other drug use, abuse and addiction pose a grave threat to their lives, safety and productivity. 10217

LIFE, DEATH AND RECOVERY OF AN ALCOHOLIC Adult, 28 Minutes, 1977 The disease of alcoholism is progressive and follows a predictable course. Dr. Joseph Pursch assumes the identity of an alcoholic in a corporate/industrial setting. He shows the relationship between the alcoholic and his employer, and his family and friends, giving insight on what can be done to initiate and assist in the recovery process. 10268

WORKING WITH STRESS College, Adult, 17 Minutes, 2002 The nature of work is changing rapidly. Now more than ever, job stress poses a threat to the well-being of workers and educational material such as this program. 30280-VHS & 30281-DVD


PEER PRESSURE, CHOICEMAKING

THE BAC’S OF DRINKING AND DRIVING Middle, High School, Adult, 16 Minutes, 1980 Ned ’n Ed, a famous cartoon comedy team, are arrested for driving under the influence. To counteract the negative publicity, they make a film presenting the facts about alcohol and driving. They explain many things about drinking including blood alcohol concentration (BAC) and how alcohol acts on the body and brain. 10030

BLURRED LINES High School, Adult, 27 Minutes, 1997 Two real families share their anguish over the loss of loved ones, allowing cameras to record their grief in the hope that similar tragedies will be prevented. After having too much to drink one day in May, 1995, Ronnie Dale Hathcock drove his car in the wrong direction down a North Carolina interstate, colliding head-on with a car carrying three young men. All three died but Hathcock survived and made a full recovery physically. Viewers hear his tearful expressions of remorse from the prison where he is serving a 14 to 17 year sentence in connection with the crash. 10513

DUI/DWI: MAKE THIS YOUR LAST ONE Adult, 20 minutes, 2010 DUI/DWI: Make This One Your Last One now includes a CD-ROM containing a facilitator's guide, presentation materials, and reproducible client handouts that enhance the educational impact of the powerful video. The new print component features the most current statistics and the latest information about drinking and driving under the influence. Ideal for adult offenders, this program provides compelling content and no-nonsense information in a way that offers an alternative to the ineffective stereotypical scare tactic programs that are often used.

DRINKING AND DRIVING: THE TOLL, THE TEARS Middle, High School, College, Adult, 60 Minutes, 1987 Viewers are alerted to the devastating effects of drinking and driving by this documentary, hosted by Phil Donahue. Interviews with accident victims, their families and drunk drivers themselves provide a clear human message about the tragedy of this national social problem. This program is an excellent exploration of alcohol abuse and social responsibility. 10006

DRUNK DRIVING: THE VICTIM, THE OFFENDER Junior/High School, College, Adult, 53 Minutes, 2002 Profiles several individuals whose lives have been forever altered by an alcohol-related automobile accident: a husband who lost a wife, a child who lost her parents, a parent who lost a child, and one young woman who almost lost her own life. This intensely moving documentary also profiles two convicted drunk drivers – “the offenders” – who attempt to convey the almost indescribable guilt and remorse for their poor judgment and the consequences they face. The highly emotional stories of those interviewed are distinct, but the message contained in each is exactly the same: drunk driving can be prevented, and no one should have to suffer for someone else's bad decision. 30392-DVD

IMPACT: DRIVING DRUNK DRIVING HIGH High School, College, Adult, 32 Minutes, 1999 This video illustrates the impact driving under the influence of alcohol or other drugs have on society. It addresses the effects of alcohol and prescription drugs on



judgment and motor skills, and the consequences of driving under the influence. Through candid interviews, victims talk about how a drunk driver made the choice to drive, and how that choice has impacted their life. Steve Hanusa, an addiction specialist brings over 27 years experience to the making of this must see video. 10650-VHS, 30351-DVD

MISSING PERSONS High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1993 Missing Persons unites bereaved parents and friends; permanently disabled victims; and young inmates convicted of vehicular homicide in an attempt to decrease the heartbreaking statistics by educating students about the direct relationships between alcohol, death and prison. Includes discussions with members of MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving), SADD (Students Against Drunk Driving) and CAR (Convicts After Recovery) talking about the drastic changes in their lives caused by someone drinking and driving. The video dispels common myths and provides information on blood alcohol concentration. 10302

SMASHED Middle, High School, Adult, 75 Minutes, 2007 Smashed focuses on the effects of impaired driving collisions when the victims survive. It shows young crash victims from their arrival at the shock of trauma facility and follows their progress over time. 30405 & 30406 DVD

REAL VIEW MIRROR

ALL/TEEN, 96 minutes, 2004 This four-part video series educates youth, parents and others on the harms of drug use and addiction. Join nine engaging high school students as they discuss current drug trends and the pressures youth experience through candid peer dialogue. Subject matter experts discuss the dangers of drugs and their effects, dispel myths common to drug use and highlight the legalities associated with controlled substances. This series also provides survival strategies for youth, demonstrating how to protect oneself and avoid falling victim to drugs and the drug culture. The series was developed, written and produced by Drug Free America Foundation. The four video topics are Drug Victimization, The Flawed Notion of Harm Reduction, Club Drugs and Raves and Marijuana: What You Haven't Heard.

STEER CLEAR: D.W.I. High School, Adult, 17 Minutes, 1989 Using dramatic, real-life footage, this video explains why alcohol and other popular drugs of abuse have such a devastating impact on driving skills. Host David Ohlms, M.D. Offers a clear explanation of why chemicals impair both judgment and motor skills at the purely physical level. Driver’s education, DWI/DUI and safety directors will appreciate this different approach to discouraging drinking and driving. 10413



VICTIMS CRY High School, Adult, 23 Minutes, 1991 The parents of victims of drunk drivers describe how their lives have been shattered by the death or permanent disabilities of their loved ones. This video presents a strong message: “If you drink, don’t drive (even if your blood alcohol is under the legal limit) and buckle up!” The testimonial format is interspersed with facts about drinking and driving. By presenting the grief and feelings of loss of the victim’s families, the program will leave the emotional impact to not drink and drive. 10450

CADILLAC DREAMS Middle/High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1989 Inspired by the real life experiences of two young men who grew up in the ghetto, this compelling drama of one young man who succumbs to the lure of the drug culture and of his younger brother, who courageously holds on to his dreams. It powerfully portrays the harsh realities of street life, yet its message is one of hope – each person can turn his or her life around by refusing to participate in the cycle of crime and violence. Warning: Cadillac Dreams, a realistic portrait of people caught in the drug culture, contains explicit street language. 10071, 10072, 30390-DVD

THE CHOICE IS YOURS High School, College, 24 Minutes, 1992 The effect of peer pressure, alcohol, and drugs on the decision-making ability of teens and young people is vividly portrayed. The story takes place in a college area bar where students are dancing, drinking, flirting, and unwinding from the pressures of school. Despite the college bar setting, the video is highly relevant to teens because the decision-making process that is dramatized is the same process high school students currently experience. Characters make decisions about sex, drugs, and alcohol. The issues of safe sex, abstinence, sexual orientation, sexually transmitted diseases, unplanned pregnancy and AIDS are dealt with frankly. 10089

CHOICES AND CONSEQUENCES Middle / High School, Adult, 33 Minutes, 1987 Choices and Consequences powerfully dramatizes the story of three teenage friends, all involved with alcohol and other drugs but at different levels. The story reveals how difficult it can be to pin down and deal with teenager’s chemical use. Some experiment briefly, others successfully hide their usage from parents, and parents are usually reluctant to admit there’s a problem. 30029

CONSCIENCE DECISION Junior/High School, 12 Minutes, 2004 Gives us a peek into a budding teen romance, and looks at what might happen when the proposition is made to take the relationship to the next level. This video takes on the serious subject of HIV prevention



with humor and respect for this life and death decision. 30317-DVD DARE TO BE DIFFERENT: RESISTING DRUG RELATED PEER PRESSURE Middle/High School, 19 Minutes, 1989 This realistic video dramatizes how an enduring friendship between high school students helps them keep their values in perspective and about becoming members of a group who used drugs. While the program acknowledges the difficulty of dealing with typical peer pressure situations, its message is uplifting and encouraging. 10127

DRINKING IT IN Middle/High School, Adult, 5 Minutes, 2002 American youth see alcohol images everywhere …on billboards, in grocery stores, on outdoor displays, and at public events, like parades. Pictures are on buses and subways. Alcohol images also appear in kids’ magazines. They are on toys and t-shirts … and even pictured on baby bibs. Kids are also exposed to alcohol images in their homes. Many television shows contain them, and they are readily found on the internet. Parents’ behavior can influence their children, as can their siblings and others’ use of alcohol. The result is that America’s youth are inundated with messages about alcohol wherever they are. 30234, 31002-DVD

HOW TO SAY NO WITHOUT LOSING YOUR FRIENDS Middle/High School, 60 Minutes, 1988 Through the interplay of a narrator and live action scenarios the basic skills of assertiveness training are taught. Teenagers are shown how to recognize various types of pressure and are given ready responses to use so that good decisions can be made without jeopardizing good friendships. 10230

REAL LIFE TEENS: SEXUAL RESPONSIBILITY #40113 After watching this video, viewers will have a better understanding of what sexual responsibility means, as well as possible undesirable outcomes of reckless sexual activity. Subjects covered include sexual activity in the teen years, the dangers of unprotected sex, how sexually transmitted diseases spread, potential consequences of having many sex partners, syphilis and HIV/AIDS, and emotional and monetary ramifications of teen pregnancy. Viewable/printable educational resources are available online. (19 minutes) REAL LIFE TEENS: TEENS AND GANGS #40109 This program discusses why a teen might choose to turn to a gang and how gang involvement typically leads to personal risk and imprisonment. Subjects covered include what a gang is; problems a teen can have with gang involvement; different groups that can provide support; support or protection that is positive; why teens join gangs; violence; and racism and gangs. A viewable/printable instructor’s guide is available online. (16 minutes)

REAL LIFE TEENS: TEENS AND RUNAWAYS #40114 This program discusses running away and the issues that may lead a teen to leave home. Possible solutions to home problems are also discussed, as well as where to turn for help when faced with problems that may lead a teen to consider running away. Subjects covered include what a runaway is and the two types of runaways; how to cope with problems at school or home; alternatives to running away; open communication with parents and guardians; and where to turn for help. A viewable/printable instructor’s guide is available online. (19 minutes)



ST.MICHAEL’S RETREAT Middle/High School, 30 Minutes, 1997 Peer pressure can be an overwhelming influence and often overrides all other aspects of one’s life. St. Michael’s Retreat does not answer the question of how to deal with peer pressure – it powerfully presents the elements involved in peer pressure and shows the importance of being true to one’s positive value system while under the pressure of peers. St. Michael’s Retreat dramatizes peer pressure – an experience all adolescents can relate to. Set at a retreat house in the late 1950’s, this period piece focuses on Michael Kellett. When a prank goes too far, Michael must decide whether to tell the truth or to take the easy way out and betray everything he believes in. This dramatic presentation is sure to initiate discussions about the feelings associated with peer pressure. Viewers become aware of the need to develop a positive sense of personal identity and an understanding that self-respect comes from within each person. 10507

A WAY OUT Junior High/High School, 17 Minutes, 2002 The story of Tay, a talented basketball player (William “Book” Booker) pulled between the influence of a classmate who has succumbed to the temptations of easy money and a studious friend who offers to help him boos his grades for college. Tay must choose between relying on the precarious possibilities of the NBA draft and setting his sights on an academic scholarship to improve his circumstances. 30316-DVD

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SPIRITUALITY

BROTHER EARL’S: OUR FATHER High School, Adult, 45 Minutes, 1989 Brother Earl discusses the vital subject of spirituality with sensitivity and conviction. “The Lord’s Prayer” is broken down into a practical day by day guide to help the recovering addict embrace spirituality and manage his or her own life. 10479, 10062, 30383-DVD

EARNIE LARSEN’S SEEKING AND FINDING YOUR HIGHER POWER: SOLVING THE PROBLEM OF SPIRITUALITY Adult, 35 Minutes, 1989 In this tape Earnie strives to get across the importance of Steps 1, 2 and 3. The ability to turn our lives over to a power greater than ourselves. Not having had the experience of trusting or counting on someone being there for us becomes the primary spiritual obstacle. 10167 & 10168-VHS, 10733-DVD See complete list of Earnie Larsen videos starting on page 122. IS THERE AN ELEPHANT IN YOUR SANCTUARY? Adult, 26 Minutes, 1990 This video is for those interested in how churches can deal effectively with the problem of alcohol and drug dependency within their midst. The tape includes resources for further help and information.10250

GOD AND YOUR BRAIN: SEMINAR DISK 1 & 2 Adult, 2013 Our beliefs change us mentally, physically, and relationally. In this three-part seminar Christian psychiatrist Dr. Tim Jennings explores the impact our beliefs have upon our mental, physical, and relational health. Disc 1: The God Shaped Brain: How changing your view of God transforms your life. Designer or Dictator: An exploration of God’s law and justice. Disc 2: Buddha, Jesus and the Brain.

REVIVAL OF HOPE Middle/High School, Adult, 60 Minutes, 1992 This video shows youth making a difference in their own lives, in the lives of their families and friends, and in their schools, churches, and communities. The themes are respect and hope. The action is youth caring for youth. The assumption is that hope emerges from struggles to grow and care with others. Leader’s guides and handouts are available. 30118

SPIRITUAL ASPECTS OF ALCOHOLISM High School, Adult, 33 Minutes, 1988 The deepest damage of the disease is to the “inner man,” it is far more devastating than damage to the body in most cases. The big book, for example, calls alcoholism “Soul Sickness.” Through denial and other behavior the alcoholic lives against his conscience. Step four calls for a moral inventory. The answer, then, is basically “spiritual.” AA is a set of principles, rather than a shelf-full of medicines. The result of living these principles should be serenity, which is nothing more than “peace of conscience.” 10405-VHS, 30362-Dvd


SPIRITUALITY

SPIRITUALITY High School, Adult, 22 Minutes, 2004 In this video, Wheeler addresses the controversy surrounding spirituality, and the misconceptions people entering recovery have about spirituality. He makes a clear distinction between religion and spirituality, defining spirituality as a force greater than the individual and a very powerful tool capable of impacting and restoring one’s life. He also explains how spirituality provides hope, a value system, love, self respect, forgiveness of yourself and others and peace beyond all understanding. 30343-DVD

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STEP 2: POWER AND SANITY FINDING YOUR SOLUTION High School, Adult, 19 Minutes, 1991 Many clients have difficulty with the second step. They may mistake the emphasis on spirituality for a call to religion; they may resent the implication of insanity; or they may have difficulty believing in a higher power. This video tackles these common barriers to recovery. “Insanity” does not mean mental illness, but refers to losses associated with obsession. Spirituality is defined as what is good in life. The higher power’s purpose, as explained in the video, is to connect each of us to our own spirituality. Testimony from the men and women in this video reveals the wide range of entities that can serve as higher powers, and the relief and sanity that comes from no longer fighting the illness alone. 10414

STEP 3: ACCEPTANCE AND ACTION High School, Adult, 20 Minutes, 1994 Using wit and wisdom to show how learning to pray – to communicate with a spiritual source of power – leads to confidence and serenity in recovery, this presentation shows viewers that it is possible to overcome the fears and doubts “turning it over” can create. 10415

TURNING IT OVER: THE THIRD STEP High School, Adult, 45 Minutes, 1990 Video host Father Terry Richey deals with the fears and doubts “turning it over” creates – resulting in positives of peace, harmony, and relief people in recovery experience once they’ve done so and surrendered to god. 10438 & 10439


SPIRITUALITY

POWER TO CHOOSE: MIKE O’ NEIL 5 DVD Collection

Adult, 2004

Power to Choose explores our power over our choices. Addictions and compulsions remove the power of choice. If we've lost the power of choice, then we continue to make decisions based on Self that bring about destructive patterns of behavior in our lives. So we need a power that will restore our power to choose. The Twelve Step model set forth in the Power to Choose is a pathway to an intimate and peaceful relationship with God, ourselves and others.


LIVING SKILLS, SELF ESTEEM

THE ART OF LIVING WITH CHANGE HS, Adult, 45 Minutes, 1992 What happens when recovery doesn’t seem to be working as it should? This video is especially important for clients frustrated with the relatively small pay-off they feel they’re getting for all of their hard work. Earnie Larsen explains that the short-cut to getting results comes from focusing very specifically on one problem at a time. Once a problem has been identified, clients learn how to go about the process of changing. 10026 See complete list of Earnie Larsen videos starting on page 100.

THE BULKIN TRAIL All, 28 Minutes, 1995 The Bulkin Trail is the inspirational story of a man who regains his self-esteem through the memory of his childhood. When Michael Bulkin visits his elderly parents, he is a shell of his former self. His self-esteem is so low that the relics of his childhood send him spinning back in time, back to elementary school, to a day of crushing defeats in the life of his 11 year old former self. His memories do not stop with failures, however they wind through those childhood days to a moment when his self-esteem reached its zenith, when the gift of a new sled inspired him to build an heroic trail down a forest slope, and become a hero of the school. Bulkin’s memory of the strength and drive he once had frees his pent-up emotions and erases his self-doubt. 10069-VHS, 30395-DVD

CHALLENGING THE LIFESTYLE High School, Adult, 55 Minutes, 2004 Michael Johnson challenges the viewer to look at the truth

about who they really are. This video addresses the fact that during therapy you are out of your element and can often feel confused, mainly because therapy has taken away everything and everybody you enjoyed. This video challenges the lifestyle of alcohol, drugs and criminal activity and

provides the viewer with strategies for successful re-entry back into the community. 30338-DVD

COMMUNICATION VIDEO High School, College Adult, 38 Minutes, 1990 Most people who go through treatment have “significant others” or “co-dependents,” anyone with a stake in the alcoholic’s or addict’s behavior. These relationships are critical for the dependent’s recovery. Psychotherapist Sylvia Cary presents some typical situations, depicting communication and conflict resolution problems. 10106

DO THE RIGHT THING WHEN NO ONE IS LOOKING Young Adult/Adult, 42 Minutes, 1998 In this program, Henderson stresses personal empowerment and positive life changes, as he speaks to a group of inmates about his experiences with addiction and subsequent incarceration. While he says, “you are the problem,” he says also, “you are the solution.” He

discusses how those behind bars must realize that their present condition is determined by their past behavior, yet there is still time to make their life “work” again, and avoid returning to the penitentiary. 10582-DVD. For complete list of Henderson’s videos, see page 10125. DO THE RIGHT THING WHEN NO ONE IS LOOKING FOR WOMEN Adult, 30 Minutes, 1998 Incarcerated women need treatment, counseling, therapy and support as much or more than men. Most incarcerated women are mothers with school-age children. The perpetual revolving door of recidivism keeps females coming and going from prison just as men do. 10583

GETTING OUT: A PRE-RELEASE PROGRAM Adult, 29 Minutes, 1998 Everyone who is released from incarceration needs social resources, survival skills and community connections. This film provides information that can be used by 100% of the population in any state in America. 10578



GIRLPOWER Middle/High School, 25 Minutes, 1999 Studies indicate that as girls reach adolescence they undergo a crash in self-esteem unique to their gender. It is during this stage in life that girls are confronted with such critical issues as body image, sexual pressure, depression, relationship violence, date rape and eating disorders. In response to these issues girls clubs have sprung up around the country in an attempt to educate and empower young women on these subjects. This program takes viewers into an actual club meeting.10613

HOW TO SABOTAGE YOUR TREATMENT High School, Adult, 24 Minutes, 1985 Interference behaviors used by patients create obstacles to rehabilitation in substance abuse treatment programs. Dramatizations provide a unique look at examples of self-pity, the negotiator, playing naive, defocusing, compliance, the elitist, family rescuer, and the “professional patient” – and the joys of sobriety. 10665

GETTING OUT OF THE GAME: THE TRAP OF DRUG DEALING High School, Adult, 32 Minutes, 2004 Money, power, respect, popularity and glamour: They all come easy for the drug dealer, at least in the minds of many young recovering addicts. It's easy to understand why the lure of the dealing life style is so strong. But, hustling drugs inevitably becomes the first step on the path to addiction, prison or death. This video features a support group for people in recovery who face the temptation to return to dealing. Key issues: The illusion of dealing without using, false belief this time they want get caught, having a positive focus or goal and valuing earned money above illegal money. 10702-VHS 30352-DVD

GOING HOME HIGH SCHOOL, ADULT, 30 MINUTES, 1989 This tape is for patients in treatment centers who are about to return to the “real world.” Most go home fearful of their own human weakness; this fear, it is hoped, will keep them faithful to meetings where they gain strength. Father Martin suggests things that will protect and deepen their new found sobriety – home group, working the steps, meetings, sponsor, and so on. 10198 HEALING NEEN All, 1 hour, 2010 After surviving a childhood of abuse and neglect, Tonier “Neen” Cain lived on the streets for two nightmarish decades, where she endured unrelenting violence, hunger and despair while racking up 66 criminal convictions related to her addiction. Incarcerated and pregnant in 2004, treatment for her lifetime of trauma offered her a way out… and up. Her story illustrates the consequences that untreated trauma has on individuals and society at-large, including mental health problems, addiction, homelessness and incarceration. Today, she is a nationally renowned speaker and educator on the devastation of trauma and the hope of recovery.



John Bradshaw on … High School, Adult, 58 Minutes, 1993

The Family

TAPE A: THE FAMILY IN CRISIS This video is an overview of what constitutes a family in crisis. 10039

TAPE B: THE HEALTHY FAMILY Bradshaw reveals how a healthy, functional family operates. 10040

TAPE C: THE UNHEALTHY FAMILY The characteristics of the dysfunctional family are discussed in this program. 10041

TAPE D: THE COMPULSIVE FAMILY Compulsive behavior, the core of all addictions is highlighted in this tape. 10042

TAPE E: THE PERSECUTED John Bradshaw covers incest and violence with the family. 10043

TAPE F: THE “BAD CHILD” Shame and guilt, moral and emotional abuse are covered. 10044

TAPE G: THE MOST COMMON FAMILY ILLNESS John says codependency is the most common untreated addiction. Ways to cure it are covered. 10045

TAPE H: HELP FOR THE FAMILY This video guides viewers through dealing with resentment and getting them to forgiveness. 10046

TAPE I: HEALTH FOR THE FAMILY Thi id l t t th d i l f

Homecoming

TAPE A: PROBLEM OF THE WOUNDED INNER CHILD A dysfunctional family system creates a “wounded” inner child. 10049

TAPE B: ORIGINAL PAIN This video helps viewers to find the positive results of reconnecting with early emotional pain and the fear of abandonment. 10050

TAPE C: RECLAIMING YOUR INFANT SELF Viewers discover how unfulfilled infancy needs can affect adult life. 10051

TAPE D: RECLAIMING YOUR TODDLER SELF In this video Bradshaw delves into the ways in which toddlers’ needs are often violated. 10052

TAPE E: RECLAIMING YOUR PRE-SCHOOL SELF The viewer learns how the sense of purpose developed at this stage may get mis-shaped by rigid family systems. 10053

TAPE F: RECLAIMING YOUR SCHOOL-AGED SELF John moves the viewer toward competency, industry and a conscious identity. 10054

TAPE G: CHAMPIONING NEW PERMISSIONS Ten ways to increase enjoyment of life and interactions on how to “give yourself a new childhood.” 10055

TAPE H: CHAMPIONING PROTECTION & PRACTICE In this video, Bradshaw teaches viewers how to supply unmet childhood needs by choosing a new “family of choice” and finding a living “higher power.” 10056

TAPE I: THE WONDER CHILD Viewers discover the emergence of the “wonder child.” 10057



Living Sober Series Living Sober is a unique tool for treatment professionals to support their programs with guidance on specific coping skills needed by their clients during recovery. Designed for alcohol/drug mental health programs, each segment focuses on an important recovery issue. Author Dennis Daley provides clinical insight to each subject. The solution based-program has been created to maximize viewers’ involvement to create their own strategies for coping and working a successful recovery program; helping them make connections between what they think, how they feel, and how they act. Each title is short and dramatic, with vignettes that dramatize realistic situations as well as interviews with individuals in recovery.

Dennis C. Daley, Ph.D., is Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Chief of Drug and Alcohol Services, and Director of the Center for Psychiatric and Chemical Dependency Services at Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic (WPIC) of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center in Pittsburgh, PA. He is a principal and co-principal Investigator on several research studies sponsored by the National Institute on Drug Abuse and National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism related to treatment of individuals with substance use and mood disorders. Dr. Daley has been involved in providing services to patients and families, program development and management for over twenty years.

PART A – RESISTING SOCIAL PRESSURE TO USE High School, Adult, 23 Minutes, 1994 Shows several situations in which recovering individuals experience different types of social pressures to use. Professionals using the different vignettes can help their clients learn how to handle these social pressures. 10272

PART B – COPING WITH CRAVING THOUGHTS High School, Adult, 23 Minutes, 1994 Cravings and thoughts of using are commonly experienced in recovery. Learn about cognitive and behavioral strategies they use to manage cravings or thoughts of alcohol/drug use. 10273-DVD

PART C – MANAGING ANGER IN RECOVERY High School, Adult, 23 Minutes, 1994

Negative emotional states, especially anger, represents the most common category of relapse percipients according to research studies. This video helps clients think of ways to handle their anger. 10274

PART D – MANAGING FEELINGS OF BOREDOM & EMPTINESS High School, Adult, 23 Minutes, 1994 Boredom and emptiness can contribute to relapse for clients who don’t structure their time and keep busy. Clients learn to develop strategies to cope with negative thoughts and feelings of boredom or emptiness. 10275

PART E – COPING WITH FAMILY & INTERPERSONAL CONFLICT High School, Adult, 23 Minutes, 1994 Helping your clients identify and deal with their conflicts, disagreements or differences puts them in position to improve their family and social relationships. This can lead to better sobriety and higher self-esteem. 10276

PART F – BUILDING A RECOVERY NETWORK & SPONSORSHIP High School, Adult, 23 Minutes, 1994 Many clients have trouble reaching out and asking for help. They feel ashamed or embarrassed and believe they are week or incompetent for needing help. Recovery networks are an important part of staying sober. 10277

PART G – COPING WITH RELAPSE WARNING SIGNS High School, Adult, 23 Minutes, 1994 The possibility of relapse faces every alcoholic or addict in recovery. The highest risk period is the first three months in recovery. Viewers learn how to avoid high risk situations and be aware of the warning signs. 10278

PART H – RECOVERING FROM CRACK & COCAINE ADDICTION High School, Adult, 23 Minutes, 1994 There are many barriers facing clients recovering from crack and other forms of cocaine addiction. Recovering addicts need to be aware of trigger responses and how to change them. 10279



PART I – MOTIVATION AND RECOVERY High School, Adult, 20 Minutes, 1996 It’s not unusual for those in early recovery to experience difficulty in generating motivation, especially if they were forced to get treatment by family, employer or the legal system. This segment presents issues related to motivation, such as thoughts of using other substances and loss of interest in 12-step support groups or counseling. 10489 PART J – RELATIONSHIPS: AMENDS, ASSERTIVENESS, HONESTY High School, Adult, 20 Minutes, 1996 Examines three important interpersonal areas in recovery; making amends to others who were harmed by addiction can be painful & difficult; learning how to be assertive and express true feelings in a direct manner; learning to be honest with oneself and others. 10490 PART K – RELATIONSHIPS: PASSION, REJECTION, CRITICISM High School, Adult, 20 Minutes, 1996 A common problem occurs when a spouse or partner feels ignored, believing a recovery program is getting more attention or that former passion has died. Also, there’s the possibility that a relationship may be in jeopardy and the spouse or partner may want to break it off. Unless prepared to deal with these situations, the threat of relapse may increase. 10491

PART L – RELATIONSHIPS: HIV AND SEXUALITY ISSUES HIGH SCHOOL, ADULT, 20 MINUTES, 1996 10690 PART M – OTHER ADDICTIONS: GAMBLING, SEX & TOBACCO

High School, Adult, 20 Minutes, 1996 Other addictions and compulsive behaviors – whether gambling, sex, tobacco, overeating, spending or working – can contribute to relapse. This segment shows how these behaviors are rationalized in early recovery. Then it makes the argument that when other addictions are not addressed, a real threat is posed to physical, material, personal and financial well-being. 10493-DVD PART N – BALANCED LIVING High School, Adult, 20 Minutes, 1996 Healthy recovery means achieving a reasonable balance in several areas of life: physical and emotional health, relationships, work and play. Early in recovery, it’s easy to focus on sobriety and neglect other important elements to a successful balanced life. Determining how to strike a harmony is the subject of this segment. Taking care of others; focusing on the external world rather than the inner self; and a tendency to overwork are also presented. 10494-DVD PART O – COMPLIANCE WITH AFTERCARE & OUTPATIENT COUNSELING High School, Adult, 23 Minutes It is common for patients to become complacent after a short period of sobriety. This segment underscores the importance of attending to disciplines beyond alcohol and drugs. Dramatizations include a man having trouble staying with his exercise plan, a woman who has grown tired of her diet, and a man who has resumed smoking cigarettes. 30375-DVD PART P – LOW MOTIVATION TO CHANGE OR SEEK TREATMENT High School, Adult, 21 Minutes For dual diagnosis patients, this part examines rationalizations used in avoiding treatment. Dramatizations include a woman, suffering from an alcohol problem and a possible mental health disorder who is reluctant to receive an evaluation from a professional and a man who is having trouble staying sober but is hesitant to attend an outpatient rehab program. 30376-DVD PART Q - RELATIONSHIP TO THERAPIST & TREATMENT GROUP High School, Adult, 21 Minutes



Examining the dynamics of both one-on-one therapy as well as groups. Dramatizations include a client who is upset with his therapist but doesn't express it during a session and a woman who finds great difficulty in discussing her inner thoughts and feelings with her therapist. 30377- DVD PART R – COMPLIANCE WITH MEDICATIONS/SELF HELP PROGRAMS High School, Adult, 17 Minutes These two critical issues to successful recovery plans are examined in this segment. Dramatizations include a woman who is reluctant to take ReVia to help her recovery from alcoholism and a man who has lost his motivation to continue attending AA meetings. 30378-DVD PART S – COMPLIANCE WITH LIFESTYLE CHANGES High School, Adult, 16 Minutes This segment focuses on the common problem encountered in recovery when patients the importance of creating a better regime to their lives. Dramatic scenes include a man who is reluctant to attend aftercare counseling after completing a rehab program and a woman who has missed her last few therapy sessions and wants to drop out of outpatient treatment. 30379-DVD HEPATITIS C LIVING THE REST OF YOUR LIFE #40068 Real people make this video compelling. In Hepatitis C: Living the Rest of Your Life candid testimonials by people who have tested HCV-positive will inspire, inform, and empower your clients. Created in the style of our best-selling video Hepatitis C: The Silent Epidemic. DVD, 25 min

THE HUSTLE FOR WORTHINESS #40089 Exploring the Power and Love, Belonging and Being Enough

In this lecture, Dr. Brené Brown explores the meaning of

love and belonging, and how our feelings of "never good enough" prevent us from experiencing real connection. Brené writes, "Our lives are a collection of stories--truths about who we are, what we believe, what we come from, how we struggle, and how we are strong. When we can let go of what people think, and own our story, we gain access to our worthiness--the feeling that we are enough just as we are, and that we are worthy of love and belonging. If we spend a lifetime trying to distance ourselves from the parts of our lives that don't fit with who we think we're supposed to be, we stand outside of our story and have to hustle for our worthiness by constantly performing, perfecting, pleasing, and proving. Our sense of worthiness lives inside of our story. It's time to walk into our experiences and to start living and loving with our whole hearts." Dr. Brené Brown is a researcher, writer, and professor. She is a member of the research faculty at the University of Houston Graduate School of Social Work, where she has spent the past ten years studying a concept that she calls Wholeheartedness, posing the question: How do we cultivate a life defined by authenticity, love and belonging, joy and gratitude, and a resilient spirit, and what gets in the way?50 min.

LEARNING HOW TO LIVE Adult, 43 Minutes, 1998 The alcoholic, drug addict and ex-convict will face the consequences of his behavior in the midst of dysfunctional living. To stay sober and free we must learn how to live functional lives. This film focuses on the individual and what choices can be made for success. work ethic, family values, responsibility, credit and obedience to the law are imperative for successful living in the real world. 10579

LOOKING FOR WORK 20 min 40484 Looking for Work explains the basics of preparing for employment after recovery--creating a resume, where to look for work, interviewing skills.



MANAGING MONEY 18 min 40485 Managing Money encourages clients to explore their relationship with money, change their thinking about it, and learn the benefits of budgeting. Also includes a discussion on financial woes, bankruptcy, and resources for money management help. THE RE-ENTRY TRAP College, Adult, 60 Minutes, 2004 According to Michael Johnson, the moment of re-entry can raise fears and anxieties about daily living. The stress of normal life activities, such as searching for housing, employment, treatment, and health care, or something as simple as getting a driver’s license, can result in a return to self-defeating mindsets and behaviors. Michael Johnson addresses successful strategies for re-entry back into the community by focusing on lifestyle changes, and emphasizing the importance of having a strong support system to help you avoid the traps of falling back into your old lifestyle of alcohol, drugs and crime. 30342-DVD

SAYING GOODNIGHT TO THE SUN Adult, 30 Minutes, 1997 This video profiles the Rural Providers Conference, a gathering geared toward substance abuse prevention and intervention strategies for the Alaska Natives population. 30185

REAL LIFE TEENS: SELF-DESTRUCTION #40115 This program discusses cutting and other manifestations of self-destruction among teens. Subjects covered include what self-destruction is; what kinds of problems can lead to self-destruction; how to express negative feelings in a positive manner; alternatives to self-destruction; positive ways of expression; how to know if a person needs help; and where to turn for help. A viewable/printable instructor’s guide is available online. (17 minutes)

SAY YES TO LIFE High School, Adult, 60 Minutes, 1997

What stops us from shouting “yes” to life? What keeps us saying “no?” asks Father Leo. He explores the reasons we learn to say “no” to ourselves and to life – the dysfunctional families of origin, and the different kinds of abuse which keeps us victims. Recovery is about confronting our “no” and turning it into a “YES!” 10485

SECOND HALF All, 29 Minutes, 1990 Thomas “Hollywood” Henderson was the NFL’s first cocaine casualty. It cost him his career and, for a few years, his freedom. Thomas has been clean and sober since 1983 and he has a message for young and old: “Life can be better. It can be different. You don’t have to live this way anymore.” Second Half is full of hope for everyone, especially minority populations in school, treatment or even in prisons. 10375 & 10376.

THE SECRET TO A SATISFIED LIFE #40038 Through this video, we learn how to focus on the specific issues that trouble us and seek out our own responsibility in these problem areas. We learn that the difference between satisfaction and dissatisfaction is as simple as changing our own attitudes and perceptions. DVD, 44 min



Earnie Larsen is a nationally known author and lecturer and a pioneer in the field of recovery. He has authored and produced more than 55 motivational self-help books. His most outstanding work is found in the creation of the Stage II™ Recovery process. He has a MRE degree in Theology and Education, a degree in Counseling and accreditation in Chemical Dependency and Family Counseling. Earnie has been a counselor for over 30 years and has spoken to sellout crowds all over the world. Earnie has been heard on hundreds of radio stations and appeared on TV shows such as the Oprah Winfrey Show, CNN and the Sally Jessie Raphael Show. His newest book is called The Healer's Way...Bringing Hands-On Compassion to a Love-Starved World.

LIFT UP YOUR HEART BY EARNIE LARSEN

Noted speaker Earnie Larsen asks us if we are satisfied with our life. If not, what can we do to change it? Taking us through a step-by-step process of self-discovery, Earnie Larsen demonstrates how it is possible for people to change their perceptions of problems in personal relationships, careers, spiritual development, and many other areas. "Attitude" is the secret to a happy life.

BUILDING SELF CONFIDENCE Adult, 30 Minutes,1991 In this video, we learn why Self-Confidence is the treasure house of successful living: What constitutes Self-Confidence ... The key to building Self-Confidence ... How to maintain a healthy Self-Confidence once it is

attained … 10724-DVD

OVERCOMING FEAR Adult, 29 Minutes, 1991 In this video, we learn how to understand and overcome Fear in its many faces: The definition of Fear... The key in confronting old, learned Fear responses to

reality... How to diminish the power of Fear to control our

lives… 10725-DVD DEALING WITH DISCOURAGEMENT Adult, 29 Minutes, 1991 In this video, we learn how to understand and overcome Fear in its many faces: The definition of Fear... The key in confronting old, learned Fear responses


lives… 10726-DVD

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HIV/AIDS, STDS, SEXUAL ISSUES

ACQUAINTANCE RAPE, DRUGS AND YOU Middle/High School, 18 Minutes, 1997 Counselors, survivors and a detective warn young people that rape is not always a danger reserved for dark alleys and deserted streets. Viewers also learn the role of drugs (rohypnol & G.H.B.) in these attacks. This tape donated by The Nashville Academy of Medicine Alliance and the YWCA. 10594

AIDS: ALCOHOL & DRUGS – PERCEPTIONS VS. REALITY Adult, 38 Minutes, 1989 This video helps viewers to understand AIDS in addiction treatment. This is an essential continuing education video addressing a necessary overview of AIDS and the role of addiction counselors in the treatment of the disease. Explores AIDS, the disease, co-factors and arresting alcohol and drug dependency and how that enhances the immune system. 10009

AIDS AMONG TEENS #40212 The fastest growing segment of AIDS cases in the United States is heterosexual young people who are sexually active. Listen to candid discussions with teens and adults from all over the country who are HIV positive, and hear their discussions about some who are now tragically dead.

AIDS UPDATE: THE LATEST FACTS ABOUT HIV AND AIDS Middle/High School, 28 Minutes, 2004 This timely program reviews the latest new information on HIV, explains precautionary measures that help to lower the risks of HIV infection and answers frequently

asked questions about this most lethal of STDs. The Teacher’s Resource Book includes activities to help students consider whether their own behaviors are putting them at risk of infection, and provides fact sheets to remind students of the dangers of this deadly virus. 10692

BEGINNINGS: YOU WON’T GET AIDS Elementary, Middle School, 14 Minutes, 1990 This film provides reassuring, age appropriate information about AIDS for primary and intermediate-age children. Combining colorful animation, live action and song, the film allays fears and answers children’s questions about how AIDS is spread. Children will learn that while AIDS is a very serious disease, it is very hard to get. Nothing they normally do at home or at school will give them AIDS. They’ll learn to take responsibility for their own health, and to be compassionate, offering help and friendship to people with AIDS. 10036

CONSCIENCE DECISION Junior/High School, 12 Minutes Gives us a peek into a budding teen romance, and looks at what might happen when the proposition is made to take the relationship to the next level. This video takes on the serious subject of HIV prevention with humor and respect for this life and death decision. 30317-DVD

CLEAN, SOBER & POSITIVE High School, Adult, 25 Minutes, 1996 A documentary about people in recovery from drug and alcohol abuse who are also living with HIV and AIDS. Bart, Bill, John, Kelly, and Luann share their personal stories about recovery and living with a disease that has no cure. 10476

HIV POSITIVE #40065 An HIV-positive diagnosis is no longer the death sentence it once was. In fact, a positive outlook works wonders in helping you live a normal life despite having HIV. This powerful new Hazelden video features frank, candid testimonials by people who have tested HIV-positive. They're real people, not actors. They've been through the same thing your clients are going through. And their takeaway message is an important one: that with treatment, knowledge, and a positive attitude, life with HIV can and will proceed. DVD, 22 min

LIVING POSITIVE: AN INSPIRING



DOCUMENTARY ABOUT WOMEN AND AIDS High School, College, Adult, 40 Minutes, 1999 Interviews with five women of different races and ages living with HIV. Each shares her story and stresses the importance of early testing, treatment, prevention, self-esteem, and compassion. They describe their reactions when they received the diagnosis and relate how it changed their lives, the depression and psychological turmoil they experienced, the effect on their families or loved ones, and the fear of rejection that prevented some of them from revealing their HIV status. 30249

PROTECTION AGAINST INFECTION: THE IMMUNE SYSTEM & AIDS Elementary, 15 Minutes, 1991 Slim Goodbody explains in a way appropriate for younger elementary children what AIDS is, health hazards of AIDS, and major causes of AIDS. Slim focuses on the positive aspects of personal choice – we each have to decide to keep ourselves “well & strong.” 10348

SEX AND DRUGS: THE INTIMATE CONNECTION

Adult, 30 Minutes, 1989 Many people recovering from drug and alcohol addictions have serious problems with sex and intimacy. This dual addiction to sex and drugs has often gone unnoticed and untreated, creating a setup for relapse. Arnold M. Washton, Ph.D., and Nanette Stone-Washton present timely new information essential for patient education and staff training. This

video examines how sex or relationship addiction can become a substitute dependency. 10381

SEXUAL ADDICTION Adult, 45 Minutes, 1989 Valuable and timely information about sexual addiction is available to counselors and therapists through this video. Included are the behavioral criteria which define sexual addiction, its similarities to chemical dependency and other addictions, and application of the Twelve Step Model for treatment are explained. 10382

SEXUAL ROULETTE High School, Adult, 17 Minutes, 1995 Sexual roulette tells an intimate yet alarming tale of two troubled marriages. Roger and Gwen and Steven and Paula enjoy the security and comfort of good jobs and lovely homes, but both couples have “spiced up” their marriage with a little romance on the side. When Roger announces he has AIDS, a stark reality snaps into focus for both couples, their infidelity may be killing them. This video underscores the grim fact that – for the first time in history – dishonesty, fear, and denial are mortal threats to all of us, young and old, men and women, gay and straight. 10383

THE TRUTH ABOUT SEX Middle/High School, College Adult, 45 Minutes, 1999 More than half of all teenagers have had sex before they’re 18 years old. A teenager contracts a sexually transmitted disease every 10 seconds. Over 3,000 teenage girls become pregnant every day. Parents and teenagers are often too uncomfortable or too embarrassed to discuss the risks associated with sex. This video forces teenagers to face the realities of having sex too young. 10629

See page 96 for complete Teen Files Series

WHO DO YOU LISTEN TO? Middle/High School, 34 Minutes, 1993 In an age of wide-spread fear of sexually transmitted disease, this film talks to adolescents about sex openly using a sensitive combination of dramatic enactment’s, music and interviews with medical experts, AIDS victims, teenage mothers and youth counselors. It gives them the facts to confront in order to take responsibility for their own sexual activity, while presenting an option for them to consider – sexual abstinence before marriage. 10464


VIOLENCE, ANGER MANAGEMENT, CONFLICT RESOLUTION

ANGER CONTROL TOOL KIT Middle/High School, Adult, 90 Minutes, 1994 This video is a companion to the Anger Control Tool Kit curricula demonstrating 10 of the most commonly used tools. This kit may be used in a variety of ways including: training teachers and parents or demonstrating the techniques to students themselves. 10516

ANGER: THE BOTTOM LINE Adult, Part 1 88 Minutes Part 2 141 Minutes, 2006 This two part series provides strategies that will help the viewer change their behavior and take control of their life and provides proven techniques that will help them control inappropriate anger. 30331-DVD

CONFLICT RESOLUTION: STUDENT TO ADULT CONFLICT Middle/High School, 10 Minutes, 1998 I Want It Now – When Tracy can’t get the information she needs from her teacher, a heated argument ensues in front of the entire class, leaving both participants embarrassed. Get Out – A store owner mistakenly believes that a group of students have stolen from him. His accusations are met with disapproval and an unfortunate act of theft that could have been avoided. 10532

THE CROWN PRINCE Middle/High School, Adult, 38 Minutes, 1990 Billy is 15. For most of his life his family had kept a deadly secret – a secret of violence and of fear. But when the secret is finally told, Billy comes to an explosive realization about what it means to be “just like dad.” On the verge of adulthood, he must cope with the legacy of his father’s abusive behavior toward his mother in his own beginning relationships with women. The Crown Prince looks at the problem of wife assault from the perspective of the children – demonstrating the tendency of children to copy the abusive behavior witnessed at home. 10122

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TRAINING SERIES Adult, 2 parts, 4 hrs Identification of types of violence, population at risk, handling clients that are victims of abuse, and treatment and prevention issues (2 parts – 4 hours). Suitable for: General and clinical staff training 30282

DEALING WITH ANGER Middle/High School, 52 Minutes (set of 3 videos) This series of three videos teaches African American youth the skills to reduce the disproportionate risk of becoming victims or perpetrators of violence. Unlike many existing programs which are often unrealistic in terms of language, dress, and cultural issues, Dealing With Anger focuses especially on the social environment of African American adolescents. Three tape series - tapes are not designed to stand alone. For Boys: 10669; For Girls: 10670

DEALING WITH CONFLICT AND CONFRONTATION VOLUME 1 High School, Adult, 73 Minutes, 1993 This program shows how to learn a system of psychologically sound conflict resolution solutions. These techniques are proven to work in many situations, even when you face destructive confrontations, like temper tantrums, one-upmanship, out-and-out lying, and more. Also helps relieve the tensions, anxiety and fear that often come with conflict. 10538 VOLUME 2, High School, Adult, 57 Minutes, 1993 Powerful techniques covered in this video will help you keep conflict and confrontation from having a negative effect on you and your organization. Conflict can tear people apart and add a lot of unwanted stress leading to lost productivity. 10539 VOLUME 3, High School, Adult, 83 Minutes, 1993 Conflicts can have a devastating effect – on productivity, morale, teamwork and, ultimately, an organization’s bottom line. This video program does not promise an end to conflict. But it will give you a proven approach you can easily use whenever a conflict does arise. 10540

DEPRESSION & ANGER High School, Adult, 20 Minutes, 1994 Depression and anger are often methods we use to cope with the world. These survival methods can interfere with our relationships and recovery. This video suggests strategies for dealing with people, places and things that provoke the old reactive anger or depression. 10508



DOMESTIC VIOLENCE BY EARNIE LARSEN Where Abusers Come From High School, Adult, 29 Minutes, 2000 A lifelong habit of violence dulls the recognition of violence and abuse. Violence and abuse simply become normal. This program takes the client back to the time when they were the victims of abuse and forcefully states, as it was wrong for someone to abuse you so it is wrong for you to abuse anyone else, especially those who love and depend on you. 10735-DVD HOW ABUSERS THINK High School, 32Minutes, 2000 Violence is a habit. At the heart of every habit is a truth learned by harsh experience. This program leads the client to identify the source of this criminal, cognitive impairment. Using the client's own experience of abuse as a starting point, they are led logically and systematically to understand through structured graphs how they perpetuate this habit of violence and abuse. The client is strongly challenged to confront this habit and put an end to it. 10736-DVD HOW ABUSERS CREATE THE NEXT GENERATION High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 2000 Violence and abuse are generational. The fact of this generational conditioning to violence and abuse is stressed in this program. The point is strongly made that the next generation of abusers, with all the negative consequences that imply, is being created now at the hand of the client watching this program. Their responsibility for ending this cycle of destruction being visited on their children is clearly and strongly stated. 10737-DVD HOW TO BREAK THE PATTERNS OF CRIMINAL THINKING AND ACTING High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 2000 Habits, both good and bad are acquired through repetition. Being willing to face the presence and power of this habit and choosing another course can only accomplish breaking of the habit of abuse. Concrete structures and models are provided to accomplish both the cognitive restructuring

and behavior modification to both break the habit of abuse and begin creating new habits of respect and control. 10738-DVD EARNIE LARSEN’S UNRESOLVED ANGER AND HOW RESENTMENT BLOCKS RECOVERY Adult, 35 Minutes, 1989 Sparks fly when we look at the hurt and rage that has victimized us in the past. of course it’s the hurt and the anger through delusion and denial that becomes an enormous obstacle to sobriety. This video program will ultimately bring release from the bondage that creates the want to abuse one’s self in the first place. 10681 & 10170 VHS 10734-DVD

WHY ARE YOU SO ANGRY? Adult, 33 Minutes, 1992 This video explores the cause and effect of anger, from its roots to the final stage – dealing with the aftermath. Four vignettes illustrate the various styles of coping with anger. Why Are You So Angry? provides a positive approach to identifying problems and developing action plans to resolve anger. Realistic situation, ethnic diversity, and sound counseling techniques make this a useful tool for both clients and mental health professionals. 10466 RESPECT AND PROTECT Adult,, 28 Minutes, 1997 This video portrays two students in two different types of violence – bully/victim violence and conflict violence. Shane is constantly bullied by Brad, a bigger, older student. Janelle’s violence arises when another student spreads rumors about her. The video helps teachers and administrators reduce violence at school. 10555



This series is designed to help find solutions to the epidemic of domestic violence. Each video includes real life situations with which teens and adults can identify. The series not only explores the issues of domestic violence but also provides concrete suggestions of taking the first steps toward stopping the cycle of domestic abuse.

SAVAGE MAN Adult, 30 Minutes, 1997 Examines the issues of domestic violence from the male point of view. Exploring the issue of why men use violence to control relationships. This video is an excellent overview for therapists, educators and the abusers themselves. Contains Strong Language. 10553

Domestic Violence Broken Wings Series

CHILDREN & DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Adult, 15 Minutes, 1995 This program examines how to recognize children suffering from the effects of domestic violence. The focus is on the mothers who are abused and the effect on children. Mothers are shown learning to understand and cope with domestic violence and the effect it has on children. Various forms of abuse are covered, and the warning signs of troubled behavior from the child of an abusive home are reviewed. 10137

SUBSTANCE ABUSE & DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Adult, 23 Minutes, 1995 The message of this video is that substance abuse does not cause domestic violence. Viewers learn different forms of emotional and sexual violence, and common ways in which people rationalize the abuse of substances and one another. The video also provides examples of how the cycle of domestic violence and codependency can be broken by recognizing that these are learned behaviors that can be changed. The program offers resources and direction on group support and therapy, how friends and family can help, and which legal steps can be taken. 10138

WOMEN & DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Adult, 23 Minutes, 1994 This video tells the story of Olivia, and how she took action to protect herself and her son from domestic violence. The viewers will learn the characteristics of an abuser, and the steps that women should take to get themselves to a safe house. Legal actions available to protect women from an abuser are outlined, included restraining orders, emergency protective orders, and stay-away orders. Finally, the types of help available are covered including support groups. 10140

YOUNG ADULTS & DOMESTIC VIOLENCE High School, Adult, 23 Minutes, 1995 One-third of all high school and college students will have an abusive relationship before they graduate. This video explores the dimensions and the antidotes to this epidemic. The program looks at the components of dating and violence, from physical attacks to mental and emotional abuse. Warning signs to look for in an abuser are explored, and suggestions for the viewer on how to protect themselves are provided. Also examined are key causes of youth dating violence, from pervasive media messages to behavior patterns that were i fli t d th b t h R dl f th th



BULLIED #40061 OR #40060 Bullied: A Student, a School and a Case That Made History Level: Grades 6 to 8 Grades 9 to 12 Bullied is a documentary film that chronicles one student’s ordeal at the hands of anti-gay bullies and offers an inspiring message of hope to those fighting harassment today. It can become a cornerstone of anti-bullying efforts in middle and high schools. Bullied includes: A 40-minute documentary film (DVD), with closed captioning and with Spanish subtitles A two-part viewer’s guide with standards-aligned lesson plans and activities for use in staff development Additional materials online Bullied is designed to help administrators, teachers and counselors create a safer school environment for all students, not just those who are gay and lesbian. It is also intended to help all students understand the terrible toll bullying can take on its victims, and to encourage students to stand up for their classmates who are being harassed.

Bullying K-5 #40083 Introductory Videos for Elementary School Students, Teachers, and Parents From the authors of the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program This engaging video introduces the topic of bullying and bullying prevention strategies using age-appropriate language and grade-specific concepts. Also included is a video for adults that describes what bullying is and how bullying prevention works. An ideal component for schools using the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program.

BULLYING 6-8 VIDEO #40085 Introductory Videos for Middle School Students, Teachers, and Parents From the authors of the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program This engaging video introduces the topic of bullying and bullying prevention strategies using age-appropriate language and grade-specific concepts. Also included is a video for adults that describes what bullying is and how bullying prevention works. An ideal component for schools using the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program.

CONNECTIONS: ALCOHOL, DRUGS AND CHILD ABUSE High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1993 With a series of dramatic vignettes dealing with child abuse, the host analyzes the two situations and makes the connections between family violence and alcohol and drug abuse. Issues that lead up to the abuse are revealed through three scenarios involving family members. 10112

ESCALATING THE VIOLENCE: IMPACT OF PEERS Middle/High School, Adult, 13 Minutes, 1997 In analyzing how peers encourage, promote and receive excitement from watching others in turmoil, this program breaks down a mock fight to its psychology to help adolescents understand what’s happening under the surface. 10509

GANGS, GUNS, GRAFFITI Middle/High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1991 At a time when communities are becoming increasingly concerned about the widespread dangers of gangs, this video graphically illustrates the consequences of gang membership and gang violence. Produced for at-risk juveniles and adults who are working to combat gangs in their communities, Gangs, Guns and Graffiti reveals the



truth about gang loyalty, gangs, guns, drug money, and graffiti. 10194

ESCAPETHE ABUSE Adult, 20 Minutes, 1998 A practical “how to” guide about “living smart.” This program examines the problem of domestic violence and offers guidance and support for women wishing to make different choices in their lives. This program interviews women who have successfully left violent situations and also outlines what women can do to escape the abuse and keep safe while doing so. 10550

IN & OUT OF CONTROL High School, Adult, 38 Minutes, 1997 Provides insight into the psychological complexities of violence from the viewpoint of victim, witness, and perpetrator. Examines the influence of alcohol and other drugs as escalators for a predisposed personality. Identifies triggers to violence and presents methods of treatment and prevention. 10505

IN LOVE AND IN DANGER Middle/High School, 15 Minutes, 1997 Designed for teachers, parents and teens, this video includes personal testimony by a young woman involved in a violent dating relationship. She tells of the overwhelming sense of love in the initial romantic stage of their relationship, leading to increases control, jealousy, verbal abuse, isolation from friends and eventual physical violence. Parents are urged to watch for signs of power and control in teen dating relationships. The video reminds us that one in three women murdered are killed by a boyfriend or husband. 10552

VIOLENCE IN YOUR LIFE High School, College, Adult, 16 Minutes, 2001 This powerful video demonstrates why violence is not just the stuff of headline news. Young people will gain greater awareness of the destructiveness of certain behaviors seen every day in our

classrooms homes and neighborhoods. Offers motivational material for young people interested in increasing their personal commitment against violence. 10671

VIOLENCE IN THE HOME : LIVING IN FEAR Adult, 30 Minutes, 1991 All relationships experience periods of tension. But in some relationships, tension leads to a vicious cycle of emotional and physical abuse. This program emphasizes that the cycle of violence can only be broken with outside intervention. Arrest is often the best step. More than 50% of reported cases of spousal abuse also involve child abuse. The purpose of arrest is not to keep offenders behind bars, but to force them to seek help and therapy which is an essential part of the recovery process. 10451

STREET GANGS: THE CIRCLE OF VIOLENCE Middle/High School, 30 Minutes, 1997 Taped on location with gang members and law enforcement, this video addresses gang culture and profiles, with emphasis on how and why kids are lured into joining gangs. It addresses drugs and gang activity, the circle of violence, and the results of making the choice to join a gang. Warning signs of gang involvement, understanding graffiti, and the importance of graffiti removal are explained. 10501

MEN’S WORK High School, Adult, 50 Minutes, 1992 This video has been created to address the problem of male violence in American society. Paul Kivel begins with the observation that violence – from intimidation to harassment to physical threat – is a learned response. Using real-life situations, this video explores male violence where it most frequently occurs in our society: between men and their sons, in dating situations, and in the home between couples dealing with outside pressures. 10300


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THE TRUTH ABOUT HATE Middle/High School, Adult, 32 Minutes, 1999 The Truth About Hate explores the origins of hate through the eyes of today’s teenagers as they come face to face with their own racism, ethnic bigotry, religious hatred, and sexual discrimination. 10615

THE TRUTH ABOUT VIOLENCE Middle/High School, 57 Minutes, 1999 This explosive new documentary explores violence and its consequences through the eyes of eight Los Angeles teens. Two of the teens are in gangs, two are involved with gang members, three are on probation for violent behavior, and all of them have histories of harming their peers, teachers, or themselves. The teens participate in a month-long journey that brings them face-to-face with how violence impacts victims’ lives. They visit the USC Medical Center and witness in graphic detail the effects of violence; they tour a battered women’s shelter; they undertake a grueling challenge in the rugged Colorado mountains to learn empathy, teamwork, and that it’s possible for them to change their violent ways. Hosted by Leeza Gibbons and produced by Arnold Shapiro. 10623

THE WAR AT HOME Adult, 11 Minutes, 1994 Powerful documentary will provoke awareness, thought and dialogue on domestic violence. Though many of us are appalled by the severity of domestic violence, few of us understand it. It is imperative that we listen and hear the truth from those who have the most experience and knowledge: the survivor of domestic violence. Contains the actual 911 call from a 8 year old girl. 10631 YOUNG MEN’S WORK Middle/High School, 26 Minutes, 1995 Essential resource for schools, community agencies, juvenile corrections programs that cope with young men’s aggression and rage on a daily basis. This video follows a group of young men as they confront the beliefs that led them to violent behavior. 10526


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AMERICA IN JEOPARDY High School, Adult, 20 Minutes, 1992 This fast-moving videotape contains interviews with recovering drug users. It warns viewers that taking drugs is a dead end, and mixing drugs with work is a very big mistake. The host explains how drugs affect the body and mind, and encourages viewers to get help for themselves if they have a substance abuse problem or to talk to someone else if they think a co-worker is having a problem with drugs. English 30014 & 30226; Spanish: 30217 & 30271;

GOLDTOOTH Elementary, Middle School, 27 Minutes, This video is a story about children who are on the streets where drugs, alcohol, and solvents are used every day. Life is hard for these kids. Many of them use substance for their own personal reasons and needs. What happens to some of them is deadly. This video may help young

people talk about substance abuse and street life. It can help them ask: How do we see ourselves? Who are our real friends? How can we stay off of drugs? This video can inspire anyone who wants to listen to young people and help them. English 30242;

LA VERDAD SOBRE LAS DROGAS / THE TRUTH ABOUT DRUGS (SPANISH LANGUAGE VIDEO) New Edition All audiences, 2 hours, 2015 The centerpiece of the truth about drugs educational program is a full-length documentary, focusing on each of the most commonly abused substances: Marijuana, Alcohol, Synthetic Drugs, Ecstasy, Cocaine, Crack, Crystal Meth, Inhalants, Heroin, LSD, Prescription Drugs, and Painkillers. This riveting documentary is a Gold ADDY Award Winner for Public Service Campaign.

VIDA EN LA COMUNIDAD PARATODOS! LIFE IN THE COMMUNITY FOR EVERYONE College, Adult, 2000 This bilingual DVD gives service providers and educators who serve Hispanic/Lantino parents and families the information and educational tools to address the substance abuse prevention and mental health issues that affect them. Available in English and Spanish. Part I DVD 30369 & 30370, Part II DVD 30371 & 30372

We have many Spanish language publications for all audiences in our Clearinghouse … Adults Al servicio de los hispanos (Here To Serve Hispanics) Alcoholismo: aprenda la realidad (Alcoholism: Getting the Facts)

Parents Consejos Para Criar Adolescentes Libres de Drogas (Tips for Raising Drug-Free Teens) Juventud Latina: Hable con Sus Hijos Sobre las Drogas y Sus Peligros (Latino Youth: Speak to Your Children About Drugs and Their Dangers) La Bebida y Su Embarazo (Drinking and Your Pregnancy) Marijuana: Lo Que los Padres Deben Saber (Marijuana: Facts Parents Should Know)

Children & Adolescents Grandma's Wisdom/Los Consejos de la Abuelita Girl That I Am/La Nina Que Soy Activity Book for 9-11 Year Old Girls Marijuana: Informacion para los Adolescentes (Marijuana: Facts for Adolescents) We also have Spanish language publications about HIV/AIDS, hepatitis and mental illnesses such as depression, bipolar disorder, panic disorder, etc. http://www.taadas.org/publications/default.asp



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AMERICAN EYES Middle/High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1998 At sixteen, Korean-born John is a typical teenager competing for a position on the high school basketball team and tentatively exploring an interest in girls. Adopted when he was 10 months old, John has grown up in a loving, protective American family and feels no different than his Caucasian brother, Matt, or anyone else at school. When the two brothers win coveted spots on the basketball team, a disgruntled teammate, Durk, derides John’s heritage with racial taunts. Continued confrontations at school create tension at home, testing the bonds of love and understanding among family members. 10523

THE ART AND SCIENCE OF HEALING #40076 At its inception, medicine was an art utilizing science as a tool (“the healing art”). Today practitioners are overwhelmed with science with little or no attention to the art. The talk is of treatment and management often with a goal of symptom reduction or tolerable recovery. The words “to heal” speak not of reduction or abstinence but of a spiritual freedom to fully experience life in the present moment. Two double-blind studies give differing results-one shows that a certain therapeutic approach is extremely effective and the other shows the statistical equivalent to placebo. What is the difference? It is primarily related to the healing potential manifest by the clinicians. The question then becomes, can this ability be acquired? The answer is this ability is already there-has always been there and always will be there. This course simply helps guide the participant back toward their healing essence. BUILDING MINDS, BUILDING FUTURES: INVEST IN CHILDREN Adult, 15 minutes, 2007 Choosing the right child care for your young child is one of the most important decisions a parent can make. This video provides important information and resources to help develop your child’s language skills.

CODE: CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS DE-ESCALATION EDUCATION Adult, 66 minutes, CODE is a training film for correctional officers and an educational tool for those concerned about the institutions which house millions of mentally ill persons in the United States.

CULTURAL BAGGAGE Middle/High School, Adult, 8 Minutes, This video was created to parody stereotypes people are often labeled with. It will make you laugh, while drawing your attention to attitudes that need to be changed. The Moorhead Kennedy group purposely chose comedy as a vehicle for this interdisciplinary resource which can be used in such subject areas as social studies, psychology, sociology, conflict resolution and drama. 10125 GOOD INTENTIONS, BAD CHOICES: OVERCOMING ERRORS IN THINKING College, Adult, 53 Minutes, 2006 This video explores the errors in thinking and the common lack of trust from family members, due to broken promises of the past. The video also centers on relapse prevention, relationships, and shows how to use Murphy’s Law by anticipating problems before they become problems. 30364-DVD

OPENING DOORS: TALKING WITH SOUTHEAST ASIAN CLIENTS ABOUT A&D ISSUES Adult, 60 Minutes, 1997 This video demonstrates assessment and early intervention methods for human service providers who work with Southeast Asian clients. This is achieved by the providers becoming more active in the early identification, referral and intervention of substance abuse problems within Southeast Asian communities. Four staged interviews are included which demonstrate both methods. Two sessions and teaching points follow each interview. 30183


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MANHOOD High School, Adult, 43 Minutes, 2003 During this video, Darryl Turpin discusses the true meaning of attaining manhood with a group of men in recovery at Dismas Charities. He begins by addressing the misconceptions and mixed messages young men often receive from their peers on the street, such as being a real man means money, jewelry, a nice car, partying, drinking and using drugs. 30344-DVD

A NATURAL HIGH UPPER ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL, 19 MINUTES, 1998 Extreme sports athletes perform exciting feats on waves, ramps and concrete. Surfers and skateboarders have been significantly impacting today’s youth culture. They are considered “cool” by young people and are therefore perfect for delivering an anti-drug message. In the video, a diverse group of young people (Caucasian, Hispanic, African-American and Asian) discuss their positive experiences in living drug free, contrasted with seeing many of their friends falling prey to the consequences of substance abuse. The video uses surfing and skateboarding as a vehicle for the drug free message because these two popular activities capture the young viewer’s attention. The concept for the video isn’t to promote surfing and skateboarding, but to encourage young people to discover healthy activities that they can pursue with passion. This approach can help them avoid substance abuse. Study guide available. 10611

OLYMPIC SPIRIT: BUILDING RESILIENCY IN YOUTH Adult, 15 Minutes, 1996 This video is a teaching resource presented in the spirit of the summer games in Atlanta, Georgia. Problem solving and critical thinking skills, strengthening resiliency, pro-social behavior and the consequences of engaging in risky behavior is the focus of this video. 30172

Olweus Class Meetings and Individual Intervention DVD Set A Video Training Program for School Staff 2 DVD's 24 & 28 min When bullying occurs, are you able to intervene immediately and effectively? This two-DVD set and facilitator guide give you the knowledge, skills, and confidence to conduct class meetings about bullying and to intervene when bullying occurs. The DVDs and facilitator guide:

• Demonstrate effective classroom meetings with elementary and middle-school students

• Show you how to intervene when bullying occurs and how to follow up with students and parents

• Enhance the fidelity of the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program

• Provide you with a resource for teacher training The Olweus Bullying Prevention Program or OBPP for short, is the most researched and probably best-known bullying prevention program available today. Developed by Dan Olweus of Norway, one of the co-authors of this guide, OBPP has over thirty-five years of research behind it and has been implemented throughout the world, in countries such as the United States, Canada, England, Mexico, Iceland, Germany, Sweden, and Croatia, in addition to Norway. OLWEUS CLASS MEETING PART 1 VIDEO #40066 OLWEUS INDIVIDUAL INTERVENTIONS PART 2 VIDEO #40210

ONE DAY AT A TIME BY FATHER JOSEPH C MARTIN #40044 In this film, Father Martin® looks at one of the most


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popular slogans celebrated in the rooms of 12 Step fellowships. 'One Day at a Time' is the only way a life can be saved. "Easy does it. You have to live life as it comes, one day at a time." Father Joseph C. Martin® is known and respected the world over as one of the most knowledgeable and effective speakers in the field of alcoholism recovery. His gentle, informative presentations explore the innate dignity of every human being. DVD, 30 minutes 40044

UNDERSTANDING A NEED; ALCOHOL & DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES High School, Adult, 15 Minutes, 1993 This video was filmed at the Maryland rehabilitation center in Baltimore. People with disabilities, counselors, and others present their views on the abuse of alcohol and other drug prevention for people with disabilities and encourage the viewers to become involved. The message is clear – even though communities, organizations, and other systems need to work together to create social and environmental change – one person is very important; one person can make a difference in their community. ADA information is also covered. 10443

LAAM: ANOTHER OPTION Adult, 15 Minutes, 1995 Shows how LAAM can be used to treat the opiate treatment needs of individual clients from the provider and patient perspective, compares and contrasts LAAM with methadone. 30083

WILLIAM MILLER ON MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING Adult, 60 minutes, 2012

In this compelling interview, Miller elucidates how people change and how we, as clinicians, can effectively facilitate the process. He discusses the evolution of Motivational Interviewing, the spirit of MI, and specific techniques that clinicians can begin applying immediately. Miller addresses how to deal with client’s resistance and denial,

particularly when the clinician feels impatient and frustrated, and talks about ways to build clients’ confidence to enhance motivation.

CLIENT LANGUAGE IN MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING Adult, 90 minutes, 2012

This video focuses on the specific skill of recognizing and responding to client language during motivational interviewing sessions. It features both short (3-4 minutes) and longer (10 minutes) video demonstrations of such techniques as the importance and confidence rulers, use of selective reflection, responding to sustain talk and increasing the momentum of change talk. This DVD was created as a specialized learning resource in Project ELICIT, a randomized controlled trial that demonstrated that client language about substance use could be influenced by specialized training of their clinicians. It features 11 different clinicians and clients in a variety of settings including primary care, EAP and formal substance abuse treatment. Each segment is introduced by Drs. William Miller, Theresa Moyers and Jennifer Manuel, who also provide commentary about learning opportunities in these clips. With over 90 minutes of video this DVD is an excellent primer for clinicians wishing to become more proficient in this core skill in motivational interviewing.

MEDICAL ASPECTS OF CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY 25 min # 40490 This fascinating and authoritative video on how addiction affects brain function has been recently updated to reflect the latest research on brain chemistry. Includes commentary by Dr. David E. Smith, founder of the Haight Ashbury Free Clinic.


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METHADONE: WHERE WE ARE Adult, 33 Minutes, 1993 This videotape examines many issues such as the use and effectiveness of methadone as a treatment; the biological effects of methadone; the role of the counselor in treatment; and attitudes and stigmas regarding methadone treatment and methadone patients. 30088

THE MUSLIMS I KNOW ADULT, 55 MIN #40502 A far cry from media depictions of extremist militants, America’s small community of Muslims longs to be heard and understood. This documentary attempts to bridge the cultural chasm between mainstream U.S. society and Muslim Americans whose hopes and dreams are no different than those of previous immigrant generations. Focusing on Pakistani-born citizens and their families, the film highlights similarities between Islam and the other Abrahamic faiths, celebrates cultural richness and diversity, and dispels stereotypes by addressing questions from non-Muslim Americans in candid interviews. Pakistani-born director and narrator Mara Ahmed guides viewers on this refreshing journey of discovery. THE PHYSICIAN DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE Adult, 19 Minutes, 1991 Covers such topics as barriers to diagnosis of AOD problems, “red flag” warning signs of ADOA, proper interviewing techniques, the importance of prevention, and the use of referral resources. Two tapes and a trainer/educator guide are included. 30194

SPEAKING FOR OURSELVES: PORTRAITS OF GAY AND LESBIAN YOUTH Middle/High School, 27 Minutes, 1994 This half hour documentary profiles the lives of five gay and Lesbian young people who represent a wide cross-section of cultures and backgrounds. They tell us the stories of their lives – their challenges and joys. Each story associates a name and face with a spectrum of issues including substance abuse, suicide, HIV/AIDS,

homelessness, survival prostitution, malicious harassment, family acceptance, and youth activism. 10551

THE THINLINE Adult, 30 Minutes, 1991 A live presentation by the Institute on Black Chemical Abuse’s former director Peter Bell. With the aid of short vignettes Bell gives a thorough introduction to some of the unique clinical needs Blacks bring to treatment with them. The information this video offers will help any program deal with Black clients more sensitively. 10429

THERAPY GAMES Adult, 46 Minutes, 2002 Ideally, therapy should be a rewarding experience where a person can focus on personal issues. However, many who enter therapy choose to “play the game” focusing on how quickly they can complete it and get out. Michael Johnson talks to the viewer about the various games they play in therapy. He addresses denial, attitude, anger, blame and identifying your true self. He provides strategies for helping the viewer understand the value of therapy by exploring where they have been and how they got there. 30339-DVD, 30340-DVD DOING HARD TIME: THE TEEN FILES FLIPPED Middle/High School, 21 Minutes, 2002 Jonathan has a rap sheet and an attitude. Tina enjoys getting into fights. “Flipped” into prison, the teens’ bravado quickly fades. This experience hits home, and both teens resolve to change. 10677


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TRANSFORMATION THROUGH PARTNERSHIP: HOMELESSNESS: # 40119 HIGHLIGHTS PARTNERSHIPS IN SEATTLE & PHILADELPHIA By Virginia Hartman What works when it comes to addressing the issues of people who have mental illness and are homeless? A DVD package available from SAMHSA documents the success of two integrated programs in Philadelphia and Seattle.

HUMOR IN RECOVERY High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1990 This video is in the best therapeutic tradition of the support group inspirational speaker. Nationally known stand-up comic John Paul tells his own hilarious and inspirational story before a recovering audience at Chuckles Comedy Club. The message is one many in treatment and recovery are longing to hear and desperate to believe: a clean and sober life can be happy, fun and all-around wonderful. Many support group veterans can remember how they were initially “hooked” into a life of recovery by funny and inspirational speakers. Humor in Recovery exemplifies this tradition at its very best! 10231 FROM A SECRET PLACE High School, Adult, 40 Minutes, 1993 This video provides an engrossing account of the coming

out process of gay and lesbian youth, and illuminates the special difficulties these teens face at home and at school. Topics include the process of coming to terms with a homosexual identity, the need for gay and lesbian role models and support groups, coming out to close friends and family, parents feelings and much more. 10587

WELCOME TO MY HOOD Middle/Junior High, High School, 21 Minutes, 2000 Four youth involved in the juvenile justice system invite us into their homes and ultimately their hearts by offering a opportunity to view them out of the crimes they have committed. Viewers gain a glimpse into the daily challenges their families face and the issues that shape their lives and ours. 30318-DVD LOVE IN THE TIME OF TWITTER: NEUROSCIENCE, RELATIONSHIPS IN THE AGE OF SOCIAL MEDIA Practicing clinicians 2012 1hr 8min It’s not your imagination. Twenty-first century love relationships are more difficult to maintain—mainly due to proximity, i.e. ease of access to an unlimited number of partners made possible by the social media. Never before in our history have we been able to meet and greet others with such privacy and privilege. This presents challenge as well as opportunity. Without a working knowledge of the role of neurotransmitters in general and dopamine in specific, perfectly good relationships can be subject to risk and ruin. Presented by Pat Love Ed.D. #40504


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THE TRUTH ABOUT HATE Middle/High School, Adult, 32 Minutes, 1999 Explores the origins of hate through the eyes of today’s teenagers as they face with their own racism, ethnic bigotry, religious hatred, and sexual discrimination. 10615

THE TRUTH ABOUT VIOLENCE Middle/High School, 57 Minutes, 1999 This video explores violence and its consequences through the eyes of eight Los Angeles teens. 10623

THE TRUTH ABOUT SEX Middle/High School, College Adult, 45 Minutes, 1999 Parents and teenagers are often uncomfortable or embarrassed to discuss sex. This video forces teenagers to face the realities of having sex too young. 10629

THE TRUTH ABOUT DRUGS Middle/High School, 45 Minutes, 1999 The program graphically demonstrates the effects of various drugs on their self, friends, babies and family. 10630 & 10705 -VHS, 30368-DVD

THE TRUTH ABOUT DRINKING Middle/High School, 30 Minutes, 1998 In this program, teens who are current drinkers see firsthand what the future holds for them if they continue to drink. 10571 & 10706-VHS, 30367-DVD

SMOKING: TRUTH OR DARE Middle/High School, Adult, 52 Minutes, A total of four and a half million teens smoke or chew tobacco. This video graphically demonstrates to teens who use tobacco exactly what this deadly habit is doing to them. 10685-VHS, 30366-DVD

GOODBYE COCAINE Adult, 31 Minutes, 1990 Cocaine-addicted patients say goodbye to cocaine under the persuasive guidelines of Brother Earl. He shatters the self-delusion which often accompanies addiction to cocaine, including compliance, and misinformation. 10200

BROTHER EARL’S: OUR FATHER High School, Adult, 45 Minutes, 1989 Brother Earl discusses spirituality. “The Lord’s Prayer” is broken down into a practical day by day guide to help the recovering addict embrace spirituality and manage his or her own life. 10479, 10062, 30383-DVD

COCAINE MONKEY Adult, 28 Minutes, 1990 Brother Earl explains why cocaine is the most powerfully addictive of all the chemicals of abuse and addiction. In easily understandable terms, he talks about the brain’s natural “dopamine pump” and how this inborn mechanism is exhilaratingly accelerated by cocaine. 10095

BROTHER EARL’S: WHAT PROBLEM High School, Adult, College, 60 Minutes, 1989 How does denial affect recovery? Prevent recovery? Interfere with recovery? How does denial affect the family? Brother Earl addresses these and other important issues on the subject of denial. 10067, 10066, 30382-DVD

BROTHER EARL’S: RECOVERY THE GIFT High School, Adult, 40 Minutes, 1991 Brother Earl brings his unique perspective to the subject of addiction, focusing on understanding and sustaining recovery. 10063

BROTHER EARL’S: STREET TALK High School, Adult, 55 Minutes, 1989 Designed for audiences interested in learning about chemical dependency from a street level perspective. The viewer gains insight into the realities of addiction including denial, rationalization and loss of control.10065-VHS 3038- DVD


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CHALKTALK Adult, 45 Minutes, 1974 10080 & 10081VHS 30358 DVD

GOING HOME High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1989 10198

SPIRITUALITY AND RELIGION AS IT RELATES TO THE RELAPSE PROCESS Adult, 30 Minutes, 1987 30136 & 10407

PRAYER – THE PATH TO GOD’S WILL Adult, 45 Minutes, 1999 10626

ROLE OF PRAYER IN TREATING ALCOHOLICS Adult, 30 Minutes, 1987 10369 & 3012

FEELINGS High School, Adult, 45 Minutes, 1980 10185 VHS 30361 DVD

CHALK TALK ON DRUGS Adult, 56 Minutes, 2000 10625 VHS 30359 DVD

GUIDELINES FOR HELPING ALCOHOLICS High School, Adult, 45 Minutes, 1976 10201 & 10202 VHS 30071 DVD

RELAPSE High School, Adult, 45 Minutes, 1985 10358 & 30115

WAR ON ADDICTION: BATTLE OF RELAPSE Adult, 45 Minutes, 1998 Part 1: 10586 Part 2: 10668

THE DANGERS OF RELATIONSHIPS IN RECOVERY Adult, 45 Minutes, 1987 30035

ALCOHOLISM AND THE FAMILY High School, Adult, 16 Minutes 30008 & 10020

ENABLING BY FATHER MARTIN Adult, 24 Minutes, 1988 10178

PREVENTION (HIGHWAY SAFETY) High School, Adult, 39 Minutes, 1974 30105


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STAGE II RECOVERY BY EARNIE LARSEN • Life Beyond Addiction Part 1:Understanding the

Basics of Recovery Adult, 27 Minutes, 1985 In this video, we learn to understand the basics of Recovery - what we must do to understand ourselves in order to enjoy a rich and fulfilling existence. 10739-DVD • Life Beyond Addiction Part 2: Indentifying Self

Defeating Learned Behavior Adult, 35 Minutes, 1985 In this video, we learn how to identify and correct learned self-defeating behaviors such as care taking, people-pleasing and work alcoholism to become more successful individuals. 10740-DVD • Relationships Achieving the Reward of Recovery Adult, 28 Minutes, 1985 In this video, we learn the dynamics of healthy and unhealthy relationships and how to prosper in intimacy. 10741-DVD • Working a Program Adult, 31 Minutes, 1985 In this video, we learn that the only way to get well and stay well is a consistent program that involves dialogue, positive redirection, proper nutrition and other daily and weekly practices - This tape outlines a program and show its benefits in recovery. 10719-DVD

STEP BY STEP BY EARNIE LARSEN • Taking Personal Responsibility: Fighting The Good

Fight Adult, 32 Minutes, 1993 Take personal responsibility for ourselves! Regardless of where we came from, what our parents did or didn't do to or for us, what about us now? What do we need to do now? Where we live is up to us! 10720-DVD • Avoiding the Slips: Working a Program of Inches Adult, 33 Minutes, 1993 First comes sobriety, then we start dealing with the inches! Such as: stinkin' thinkin', avoidance of slippery people and places, things we must do, a bag of tricks, and a Power greater than ourselves. Know what we have to gain! 10721-DVD • Building Up Our Self-Esteem: Where Giants Walk Adult, 33 Minutes, 1991 Build self-esteem and overcome the enemy of guilt and shame! Know that we matter and make such a difference in this world! We can't give what we don't have. We can be giants in our walk. Will we choose to live in the toilet or a palace? 10722-DVD • Rage is Optional: Learning to Deal with Our Rage

and Anger Adult, 34 Minutes, 1990 Train ourselves to recognize the habit of rage in us and to step outside and listen. Why give our power away! Learn to work a quality program around this issue and build self-esteem. Change the film in our head! Practice, practice and more practice! Remember the story of David and Goliath! 10723-DVD

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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE BY EARNIE LARSEN • Where Abusers Come From HIGH SCHOOL, ADULT, 29 MINUTES, 2000 A lifelong habit of violence dulls the recognition of violence and abuse. Violence and abuse simply become normal. This program takes the client back to the time when they were the victims of abuse and forcefully states, as it was wrong for someone to abuse you so it is wrong for you to abuse anyone else, especially those who love and depend on you. 10735-DVD • How Abusers Think High School, 32Minutes, 2000 Violence is a habit. At the heart of every habit is a truth learned by harsh experience. This program leads the client to identify the source of this criminal, cognitive impairment. Using the client's own experience of abuse as a starting point, they are led logically and systematically to understand through structured graphs how they perpetuate this habit of violence and abuse. The client is strongly challenged to confront this habit and put an end to it. 10736-DVD • How Abusers Create the Next Generation High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 2000 Violence and abuse are generational. The fact of this generational conditioning to violence and abuse is stressed in this program. The point is strongly made that the next generation of abusers, with all the negative consequences that imply, is being created now at the hand of the client watching this program. Their responsibility for ending this cycle of destruction being visited on their children is clearly and strongly stated. 10737-DVD • How to Break the Patterns of Criminal Thinking

and Acting High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 2000 Habits, both good and bad are acquired through repetition. Being willing to face the presence and power of this habit and choosing another course can only accomplish breaking of the habit of abuse. Concrete structures and models are provided to accomplish both the cognitive restructuring and behavior modification to both break the habit of abuse and begin creating new habits of respect and control. 10738-DVD

LIFT UP YOUR HEART BY EARNIE LARSEN

BUILDING SELF CONFIDENCE Adult, 30 Minutes,1991 In this video, we learn why Self-Confidence is the treasure house of successful living: What constitutes Self-Confidence ... The key to building Self-Confidence ... How to maintain a healthy Self-Confidence once it is

attained … 10724-DVD OVERCOMING FEAR Adult, 29 Minutes, 1991 In this video, we learn how to understand and overcome Fear in its many faces: The definition of Fear... The key in confronting old, learned Fear responses to


lives… 10725-DVD DEALING WITH DISCOURAGEMENT Adult, 29 Minutes, 1991 In this video, we learn how to understand and overcome Fear in its many faces: The definition of Fear... The key in confronting old, learned Fear responses


lives… 10726-DVD

SECRETS TO SUCCESSFUL RELATIONSHIPS Adult, 54 Minutes, 1997 Two tapes, two programs per tape. Part 1 - Anatomy of a Relationship & Part 2 - Real Stuff Takes Right Stuff. 10521-VHS &10742-DVD Part 3 - Communication Techniques & Part 4 - No Limit Relationships. 10680

THE ART OF LIVING WITH CHANGE High School, Adult, 45 Minutes, 1992 The short-cut to getting results comes from focusing very specifically on one problem at a time. 10026


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RECOVERY ISSUES BY EARNIE LARSEN • Relapse High School, Adult, 35 Minutes, 1989 In this program Earnie makes it abundantly clear that, although “slips” or relapses are serious, they are not fatal. The point in this session is that relapse will not occur if we work a tight, effective program. Earnie shows how to work an effective program, how to do the 10th step and stay accountable for behaviors that could result in relapse. 10166-DVD • The Family High School, Adult, 34 Minutes Much of the work done in treatment is about breaking through the denial that comes from guilt, shame, pain and broken family relationships. In this program, Earnie offers the group a balance between keeping one’s head in treatment and developing the skills to rebuild family relationships and make them healthy and lasting. 10165-VHS & 10731-DVD • Doing a 4th and 5th Step High School, Adult, 33 Minutes, 1989 Earnie calls the 4th and 5th steps the “freedom steps”. Over the years Earnie Larsen has heard thousands of 5th steps. What he shares in this tape are methods of doing the best possible 4th and 5th steps. 30403 VHS 10732-DVD • Seeking and Finding Your Higher Power: Solving

The Problem of Spirituality High School, Adult, 35 Minutes,1989 In this tape Earnie strives to get across the importance of Steps 1, 2 and 3. The ability to turn our lives over to a power greater than ourselves. Not having had the experience of trusting or counting on someone being there for us becomes the primary spiritual obstacle. 10167 & 10168-VHS, 10733-DVD • Unresolved Anger and How Resentment Blocks

Recovery High School, Adult, 33 Minutes, 1989 Sparks fly when we look at the hurt and rage that has victimized us in the past. If unresolved anger is not dealt with during recovery, relapse often occurs. Working with this video program will ultimately bring release from the bondage that creates the want to abuse one's self in the first place. 10681 & 10170- VHS, 10734-DVD

THE HIGH LEVEL RECOVERY BY EARNIE LARSEN Five Myths That Sabotage Recovery Adult, 30 Minutes, 1991 In this video, we learn five mental mistakes that threaten high level recovery: - What “Myths” are ... - What the five mistakes are ... - What healthy “shoulds” are …10727-DVD Dealing with Denial Adult, 30 Minutes, 1991 In this video, we learn the importance of dealing with life issues that remain for the addict after the addiction has been arrested: - Every addict is always co-dependent... - Denial of these co-dependent issues invites relapse... - Denial easily leads to switched addictions in recovery… 10728-DVD Kissing Guilt and Shame Goodbye Adult, 29 Minutes, 1991 In this video, we learn the nature and power of guilt to limit the quality of recovery: - What guilt is and is not... - How to recognize guilt when a shame attack strikes... - Sure fire methods of avoiding falling prey to guilt… 10729-DVD


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DO THE RIGHT THING WHEN NO ONE IS LOOKING FOR WOMEN Adult, 30 Minutes, 1998 The perpetual revolving door of recidivism keeps females coming and going from prison just as men do. 10583

DO THE RIGHT THING WHEN NO ONE IS LOOKING Adult, 42 Minutes, 1998 In this work, Henderson lays the responsibility of change on the individual. 10582

SECOND HALF All, 29 Minutes, 1990 Second Half is full of hope for everyone, especially minority populations in school, treatment or even in prisons. It offers a way out, a road map to successful recovery. 10375 & 10376

STAYING SOBER & STAYING FREE Adult, 43 Minutes, 1998 The criminal justice and life-rebuilding experience is shared by Thomas Henderson. Critical thinking, sobriety, responsibility, change and lawful living are the themes in this film. Success upon release and sobriety are the aspirations this work conveys. 10580-DVD

MARIJUANA WITH DELBERT BOONE Middle/High School, 30 Minutes, 1999 According to recent national surveys on drug trends, marijuana use by 12 to 17 year olds is on the rise. And these young people do not perceive the real harm in using marijuana. Delbert Boone discusses the hazards of marijuana use, and addresses the misconceptions most adolescents have about marijuana. He explains how marijuana impairs judgment and skills, and can impair the user’s ability to concentrate, solve problems, learn and retain new information. Videotaped at Chateaugay Correctional Facility in up-state New York. 10480-VHS, 30386-DVD

MARCH TOWARD SOBRIETY Adult, 50 Minutes, 2000 In this video, Delbert Boone literally details the March Towards Sobriety. He shows the view through illustrative examples the positive and negative areas many encounter when going into treatment. He defines many of the enemies of sobriety, such as feelings of anxiousness, agitation, boredom, frustration, depression, and loneliness Boone also details these common enemies of sobriety and reinforces the message that “the only way to get acceptance is through compliance.” He explains why “recovery is a process not an event.” 10651-VHS, 30350-DVD

PSYCHOLOGY OF ADDICTION High School, Adult, 34 Minutes, 1998 Addiction is an equal opportunity illness that can destroy its victims. Understanding addiction is the key to recovery. Boone says “as you feel addiction grow, it dictates all terms of your life, and it never goes away.” He talks about the thousands of people who die from addiction each year, and how prisons are overflowing from drug related crimes. 10498-VHS, 30387-DVD

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Drugs of Addiction DVD Series Set of 9

The Hazelden Drugs of Addiction Series replaces myths with reality through facts, information, and intimate portraits of users. This award-winning video series is now available in DVD format. Includes:

Alcohol--The Substance, the Addiction, the Solution Weaves dramatic personal stories of recovery from alcoholism with essential facts about the disease and recovery. 40 min. #40023

Club Drugs--When the Party Is Over Examines the dangerous effects of club drugs, focusing on Ecstasy, GHB, Rohypnol, ketamine, LSD, and methamphetamines. 20 min. #40024

Cocaine and Crack -- Back from the Abyss Uses personal stories of addiction and recovery to reveal the history, pharmacology, and medical impact of cocaine/crack use. 46 min. #40025

Cross-Addiction --The Back Door to Relapse Presents and overview of the nature of cross-addiction and helps clients understand the impact of multiple drugs on the body and mind. 30 min. #40026

Heroin -- What Am I Going to Do? Shares powerful stories and keen insights from recovering heroin addicts as they testify to the horrors of addiction and the rewards of clean living. 28 min. Marijuana -- Escape to Nowhere Challenges myths about marijuana use by clearly stating that marijuana is an addictive substance with physical, emotional, and spiritual consequences for users. 30 min. #40027

OxyContin and Other Prescription Drugs -- Killing the Pain Addresses the growing use and abuse of prescription painkillers, especially OxyContin and Vicodin. 20 min. #40022

Prescription Drugs -- Recovery from the Hidden Addiction Combines essential facts about prescription drugs with vivid personal stories of addiction and recovery,

with particular attention to the needs of older adults. 20 min. #40029

Methamphetamine -- Deciding to Live Presents the latest information on the devastating consequences of meth addiction and the struggles and wards of recovery. Facts, medical aspects, personal stories and insights on the recovery process illuminate the path to healing. Part 1 explains the pharmacology of meth's effect on brain and body chemistry. Part 2 offers hope for those addicted to meth through candid experiences of recovering addicts. 38 min. #40030

Marijuana: Escape to know where #40028

From the Inside Out Series Taking Personal Responsibility From the Inside Out #40056 Life Skills for Inmates and Parolees DVD, 40 min Taking Personal Responsibility is the first video in From the Inside Out: Life Skills for Inmates and Parolees curriculum. Session One: Why Relationships Are Important Earnie Larsen, renowned author and lecturer in the field of recovery, addiction, and unwanted behaviors, introduces nine ex-offenders who tell their stories. Larsen explains why the primary reason for relapse and recidivism is the inability to make relationships work.

Session Two: What Does Love Look Like? Earnie Larsen introduces the concept of good relationships and explains why many of us don't know what good relationships look like. Ex-offenders reveal some of the


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loving relationships in their lives.

Session Three: Looking at Bad Relationships Relationships depend on what we bring to them-often a continuation of pain and abuse from the past. Earnie Larsen makes those connections clear. Ex-offenders share stories and role-play a scene from a bad family relationship.

Session Four: Three Principles of Building Good Relationships Many people aren't able to make relationships work. Earnie Larsen explains the skills that are vital to making relationships work.

Recognizing Old Behavior Patterns from the Inside Out #40057 DVD, 55 min Recognizing Old Behavior Patterns is the second video in From the Inside Out: Life Skills Series for Inmates and Parolees curriculum.

Session Five: Your Relationships Start with You Earnie Larsen presents ten examples of poisonous attitudes that people bring to relationships. Examples are shown of how poisonous attitudes can sabotage relationships and how these attitudes can be overcome.

Session Six: Relationships Take Both People Earnie Larsen explains that no matter how much one partner may want a relationship, both people must be willing and able to work at making that relationship successful. Testimonials and role plays illustrate this point.

Session Seven: Relationships Take Skills Earnie Larsen presents five important relationships skills that can be learned. A role play shows how a relationship can look when neither partner uses the skills necessary to make it work.

Session Eight: Taking Action to Change Yourself While talking about change is easy, actually making that change can be painfully difficult. Earnie Larsen answers the question "How do I change?" by explaining each partner's role in building the relationship and the importance of being trustworthy. Being Trustworthy From the Inside Out DVD #40058 Life Skills for Inmates and Parolees DVD, 46 min Being Trustworthy is the third video in the From the Inside Out: Life Skills for Inmates and Parolees curriculum. Session Nine: Relationships and Anger Anger becomes a habit that keeps recycling itself in a person's life. Poignant testimonials and role plays explore how sad, negative consequences of the past often impact current relationships.

Session Ten: Being Trustworthy Is the Key to Communication Earnie Larsen explains that in relationships, communication is not about using the perfect words; it's about trust. Testimonials and role plays show that without trust there can be no communication, and without communication there can be no relationship.

Session Eleven: Conflict Resolution in Relationships Earnie Larsen explains the importance of learning to deal with conflict in new ways. Conflict resolution and the importance of choices and consequences are examined.

Session Twelve: A Checklist for Making and Keeping Healthy Relationships


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Earnie Larsen presents a five-point checklist for keeping relationships clean and healthy.

Pulling Punches DVD Series A Curriculum for Rage Management 3 DVD set, 90 min. Designed for recovering alcoholics and addicts, these ethnically diverse videos are by the producers of Beat the Street. Recovering addicts reveal candid stories of how anger controlled them, how past trauma contributed to their anger, and how they learned healthy conflict resolution. Includes three videos (Understanding Your Rage, Tools for Managing Anger, and Anger Reduction and Long-Term Change) plus a counselor's guide with reproducible worksheets. Pulling Punches: Anger Reduction and Long Term Changes Video # 40052 Pulling Punches: Understanding Your Rage Video# 40050 Pulling Punches: Tools for Managing Anger Video# 40051

This Emotional Life From neurons to neighborhoods, this three-part set explores the science and psychology of human emotion. Professor Daniel Gilbert, author of Stumbling on Happiness, talks with experts about improving social relationships, learning to cope with depression and anxiety, and how to become more positive and resilient. Each episode—Family, Friends, and Lovers; Facing Our Fears; and Rethinking Happiness—weaves together the compelling personal stories of ordinary people with scientific research, along with revealing comments from celebrities, such as Katie Couric, Chevy Chase, Larry David, Robert Kennedy Jr., and Richard Gere. Distributed by PBS Distribution. 3-part set, 120 minutes each. Facing Our Fears Video # 40206 Family, Friends and Lover Video # 40205 Rethinking Happiness Video # 40207

Youth Life Skills for Teens

Youth Life Skills: Anger Management 10min 40496

Youth Life Skills: Decision Making 10 min 40497

Youth Life Skills: Stress Management 10 min 40498

Youth Life Skills: Conflict Resolution 10 min 40499

Youth Life Skills: Communication 10 min 40500

Presents powerful peer-to-peer messages about problem solving and living responsibly. In their own words, real teens explain how they handled difficult situations in the past and what they learned from their experiences.


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Substance Abuse Prevention for Teens

Substance Abuse Prevention: Alcohol 20 min 40471 & 40461

Substance Abuse Prevention: Inhalants 20 min 40464 & 40463

Substance Abuse Prevention: Tobacco 22 min 40469 & 40460

Substance Abuse Prevention: Stimulants 39 min 40468 & 40462

Substance Abuse Prevention: Steroids 24 min 40470 & 40465

Substance Abuse Prevention: Teen Danger Zone: Teens at Risk 42 min 40467 & 40466

The Substance Abuse Prevention series provides teachers and students with an outstanding blend of multimedia materials designed to support substance awareness and addiction prevention programs. Correlated to the American School Health Association educational standards. The hard facts on drugs, alcohol, and tobacco, ranging from the signs and risks of using these dangerous substances to fighting addiction to them, are authoritatively presented. The Substance Abuse Prevention series will energize your classroom with a comprehensive, research-based multimedia approach to drug awareness and abuse prevention

A Cognitive Behaviorial Treatment Curriculum Series

Introduction to Treatment 28 min 40481

Inmates, not actors, talk about their biggest fears and greatest challenges in becoming involved in a prison treatment program. Whether their initial motivation to participate was to get out of general population for a while, to please a spouse or family member, or to truly make life

changes, the inmates candidly discuss their reasons for entering a cognitive-behavioral therapy program and their experiences during treatment. Among their discoveries about treatment:

• change won't happen unless you are honest about your attitudes, behaviors, and choices

• in time, you have to be willing to share feelings and disclose personal information

• as a group member you are responsible for holding yourself and others accountable for words and actions

• reaching out to others for help and support is difficult but necessary

Taped in Minnesota correctional facilities, A New Direction video series allows real inmates to tell the real story about recovering from a life of addiction and crime. The result is a powerful, direct, and liberating message about finding a life of recovery and freedom.

Relapse& Reintegration Preparation: Life on Life’s terms 32 min 40474

Inmates and former inmates "not actors" discuss what they did to safeguard their sobriety after either reintegration into general population or release from incarceration. As one former inmate explains in the video, "The time and energy we once wasted on our addiction is now available for developing our talents and skills." Offering straightforward and helpful advice, the inmates and former inmates in this video talk about their experiences in four critical areas:

• finding a place to live • searching for a job • figuring out how to handle spare time • discovering who to turn to for support

Taped in Minnesota correctional facilities, A New Direction video series allows real inmates to tell the real story about recovering from a life of addiction and crime. The result is a powerful, direct, and liberating message about finding a life of recovery and freedom berating message about finding a life of recovery and freedom.


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Preventing Relapse 27 min 40477 Inmates, not actors, talk about their recovery struggles and setbacks and offer suggestions for staying clean and sober in prison or out. Sharing their experiences, inmates make it clear that relapse is a real and menacing threat, particularly for the newly sober and newly released. Among their ideas for preventing relapse:

• avoid high-risk situations and people • get a good sponsor • go to Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics

Anonymous, or other support groups regularly • Before acting, ask yourself, is it illegal? Immoral?

Irresponsible?

Taped in Minnesota correctional facilities, A New Direction video series allows real inmates to tell the real story about recovering from a life of addiction and crime. The result is a powerful, direct, and liberating message about finding a life of recovery and freedom berating message about finding a life of recovery and freedom.

Getting Along 28 min 40486 Inmates, not actors, talk about their lifelong difficulty in getting along with others, and their new understanding--through participation in a cognitive-behavioral treatment program--of how to develop healthy relationships. As one inmate explains in the video, "We have difficulty getting along because we lie and cheat and manipulate to get what we want." Whether their socialization problems stem from childhood abuse, fear of abandonment, or feelings of worthlessness, the inmates candidly discuss the challenges and benefits of learning to build relationships based on trust and respect. Among their discoveries about relationships:

• empathy for others can be learned and developed • the inability to admit fault keeps you isolated • genuine relationships are based on honesty • conflict is a natural part of relationships • alcohol and drugs distort the way we experience

relationships

Taped in Minnesota correctional facilities, A New Direction video series allows real inmates to tell the real story about recovering from a life of addiction and crime.

The result is a powerful, direct, and liberating message about finding a life of recovery and freedom.

Abused Boys Wounded Men DVD Set Life Skills Series for Inmates and Parolees While society has enormous sympathy for abused children, the judgment for those children is less benevolent should they become adult offenders. Larsen observes, "People who have suffered abuse in childhood-especially if it's intense and constant--don't lead the same kind of lives as those who weren't abused. Not everyone lives with a howling lion in their spirits." For some in he series, these are the memories they carry as wounded men: An eight-year-old repeatedly sexually abused by his brothers, then held by his ankles from a seventh-floor window for the fun of seeing him cry. -A six-year-old tied naked to a tree for bedwetting -A seven-year-old locked in a closet for three days for talking back. Relentlessly realistic, Abused Boys, Wounded Men takes an unconventional stance that's also an unshakable reality: identifying and overcoming the root cause of adult crime can be more effective than simple incarceration. This two-part DVD set is part of the Abused Boys, Wounded Men Curriculum. In the Abused Boys, Wounded Men Curriculum, renowned author/lecturer Earnie Larsen interviews adult inmates to examine the role that childhood abuse played in their lives. Designed for use in community corrections and institutional settings, this six-week curriculum will help adult offenders identify instances of early abuse, recognize how it has impacted their lives, and learn how to live a productive life in spite of it. Abused Boys Wounded Men Part 1 Video# 40042 Abused Boys Wounded Men Part 2 Video# 40043


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Living Sober A—Resisting Social Pressure To Use

Living Sober B—Coping With Cravings Thoughts

Living Sober C—Managing Anger in Recovery

Living Sober D—Managing Feelings of Boredom & Emptiness

Living Sober E—Coping With Family & Interpersonal Conflict

Living Sober F—Building A Recovery Network & Sponsorship

Living Sober G—Coping With Relapse Warning Signs

Living Sober H—Recovering From Crack & Cocaine Addiction

Living Sober I—Motivation and Recovery

Living Sober J—Relationships: Amends, Assertiveness, Honesty

Relationship Building

Relationship Styles

Matrix Model: Trigger & Cravings

Matrix Model: Families in Recovery

Matrix Model: Road Map for Recovery

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Personality Trauma

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A Challenge to Care, 49 A Cognitive Behaviorial Treatment Curriculum

Series, 107 A Guide for Living with Co-Occurring Disorders, 52 A LETTER TO DAD: A STORY OF CO-DEPENDENCY,

47 A Natural High, 94 A WAY OUT, 69 Abused Boys Wounded Men DVD Set, 109 Acquaintance Rape, Drugs and You, 83 Addiction Disease, 26 Addiction DVD - A HBO Series, 26 Addiction: What Is Addiction?, 26 Adolescent Recovery Plan, 60 Aids Among Teens, 83 AIDS UPDATE: THE LATEST FACTS, 83 AIDS: Alcohol & Drugs - Perceptions vs Reality, 83 Alcoholism: A disease of perception- 26 Alcohol - Father Martin, 1 A lcohol & Drug, 43 Alcohol & Drug Addiction in the Workplace, 63 Alcohol 101, 1 Alcohol Abuse: Signs and Symptoms, 63 Alcohol And Human Physiology, 1 Alcohol, Drugs & The Brain, 1 Alcohol: True Stories, 1 American Eyes, 93 America In Jeopardy, 92 Anger Control Tool Kit, 86 Anger: The Bottom Line, 86 Applying ASAM Placement Criteria, 61 Are You Talking To Me?, 13 ASAM Criteria-Adolescent, 60 Attention Deficit Disorder Tool Kit, 60 Bath Salts: The Deadly Facts, 13 Beginnings: You Won’t Get AIDS, 83 Beyond Opiates, 13 BINGE DRINKING: THE FACTS, 4 Bipolar: Life Between Two Extremes, 58 Blurred Lines, 65 Breaking the Chains of Addiction: Using Science to

Aid Recovery, 34 Broken Toys, 44 Brother Earl’s: Our Father, 71

Brother Earl’s: Recovery The Gift, 26 BROTHER EARL'S: STREET TALK, 27 Brother Earl’s: What Problem, 26 Building Self Confidence, 82 Building Minds:Building Futures, 91 Bullied, 89 Bullying 6-8, 89 Bullying K-5, 89 Buzz In A Bottle, 23 Cadillac Dreams, 68 Carl Eller: My Fifth Superbowl, 27 Chalk Talk on Alcohol, 1 CHALK TALK ON DRUGS, 13 Chalktalk, 1 CHALLENGING THE LIFESTYLE, 74 Chasing The Dragon: Heroin Addiction, 14 Children of Alcohol and Drug Addicted Parents:

Protecting Our Future, 50 Children of Alcoholics: How Schools Can Help, 50 Choicemaking, 44 CHOICES AND CONSEQUENCES, 68 Choking Game, 23 Choose to Change, Begin to Relax, 59 Circle of Recovery, 27 Clean and Sober, 5 Clean, Sober & Positive, 83 Client Language in Motivational Interviewing, 93 Cocaine & Crack: A Craving for More, 5 Cocaine and Crack, 5 Cocaine Monkey, 5 CODE: Correctional Officers De-Escalation Eduation, 91 College Binge Drinking, 2 Comebacker: The Bob Welch Story, 27 Communication Video, 74 Compulsive Gambling & Recovery, 23 Compulsive Gambling: Signs & Symptoms, 23 Compulsive Relationships, 44 Conflict Resolution: Student to Adult Conflict, 86 Connections: Alcohol, Drugs and Child Abuse 89 Conscience Decision, 68,83 CONTINUED ACTS OF SABOTAGE, 35 Co-Occurring Disorders, 52 Counseling Children of Alcoholics, 50 Cracked, Not Broken: One Woman’s Struggle with

Addiction and Recovery, 27 Creating Healthy Relationships, 44


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Cultural Baggage, 93 Dare To Be Different:, 68 Danger! Toxic Chemicals, 14 DEALING WITH ANGER, 86 Dealing With Conflict And Confrontation, 86 Dealing With Discouragement, 82 Debunking The Myths About Marijuana, 8 Depression & Anger, 86 DISEASE CONCEPT II, 28 Disease of Alcoholism, 28 Do The Right Thing When No One Is Looking, 74 Do The Right Thing When No One Is Looking For

Women, 74 Doing Hard Time: The Teen Files Flipped, 40 Domestic Violence By Earnie Larsen, 87 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TRAINING SERIES, 86 Double Trouble, 52 DRINKING AND DRIVING: THE TOLL, THE TEARS, 65 Drinking It In, 68 DRUG AFFECTED EMPLOYEE, 63 Drug Avengers, 40 Drug Dangers: Stuff You Need to Know about Party

Drugs, 40 Drug Dependency: The Early Warning Signs, 63 Drug Testing, 63 Drug Wars: Crank County, 14 Drug Wars: The High Times, 2 DRUGS AT WORK, 63 DRUGS END ALL DREAMS, 6 Drugs of Addiction DVD Series Set of 9, 104 Drugs: True Stories, 28 Drugs Wars: Rx to Die For, 14 Drunk Driving: The Victim, The Offender, 65 DUI/DWI-Make this Your Last One, 65 Dual Diagnosis: Eating Disorders, 23 Dying High: Teens in the ER, 41 Dysfunctional Families, 46 Earnie Larsen’s Doing A 4th & 5th Step, 28 Earnie Larsen’s Relapse, 34 Earnie Larsen’s Seeking and Finding Your Higher

Power: Solving The Problem of Spirituality, 71 EARNIE LARSEN’S UNRESOLVED ANGER AND, 87 Earnie Larsen's Secrets To Successful Relationships,

46 ECSTASY: THE E-STREET BLUES, 14 Elephant In The Living Room, 28

EMANCIPATION OF LIZZIE STERN, 46 Enabling By Father Martin, 46 Ernesto: A Long Road, 35 Escalating The Violence: Impact of Peers, 89 EscapeThe Abuse, 90 Everyone's NOT Doing It, 2 Families in Recovery, 60 Family Intervention: A New Approach, 46 Family Roles, 45 Feel Better, Be Your Best, 59 Feelings: Learning to Live, Learning to Love, 45 Florida’s Challenge: Substance-Exposed Children

Guide, 49 Friends Helping Friends, 14 Forgotten Son, 50 From A Secret Place, 97 From Opium To Heroin, 14 From the Inside Out Series, 104 Gambling It's Not about Money, 35 Gangs, Guns, Graffiti, 89 Georgia, 2 Get The Message, 41 Getting Along, 108 Getting Help, 63 Getting High: Not in the Job Description, 64 Getting Out of the Game:, 75 Getting Out: A Pre-Release Program, 74 Getting Stupid: How Drugs Damage Your Brain, 41 GHB : RAVE & CLUB DRUGS, 15 GIRL POWER, 75 God and Your Brain, 70 Going Home, 75 Goldtooth, 92 GOOD INTENTIONS, BAD CHOICES:, 93 Goodbye Cocaine, 6 GUIDELINES FOR HELPING ALCOHOLICS, 28 Hands and Mind, 64 Harassment: Keeping It Out of the Workplace, 68 Haywire, 58 Healing The Shame That Binds You, 46 Healing Neen, 74 Healthy Eating: Nutrition and Eating Disorders, 41 Hear Our Voices, 59 Hemp: Chasing Smoke, 8 Hepatitis C Living the Rest of Your Life, 80


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Heroin and Other Opiates, 15 Heroin and Prescription Pain Killers, 15 Heroin:What Am I Going To Do?, 15 High on Spice, 41 High on Pain Killers, 15 HIV Positive, 83 Hooked On A Line, 5 How Abusers Create the Next Generation, 87 How Abusers Think, 87 How to Break the Patterns of Criminal Thinking and

Acting, 87 How To Sabotage Your Treatment, 75 How To Say No Without Losing Your Friends, 68 Human Addiction, 28 Humor in Recovery, 97 Identifying Drug Abusers, 60 I’LL NEVER FORGET YOU:A TRIBUTE TO LEN BIAS, 5 ICE AGE: METH ACROSS AMERICA, 16 Impact: Driving Drunk Driving High, 66 In & Out of Control, 90 In Love and In Danger, 90 In Their Shoes: Teen Documentary, 42 Intimacy In Recovering Relationships, 45 INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILIAL DYNAMICS OF

RECOVERY, 46 Inhalants, 16 Inhalants Exposed, 16 INNOCENT ADDICTS, 49 Inside Outside: Building a Meaningful Life After the

Hospital, 36 Intervention, 47 Intervention: Creating An Opportunity To Live, 29 Introduction To Street Pharmacology, 16 Is There An Elephant in Your Sanctuary?, 71 It Could Happen To Anyone, 16 It Sure Beats Sitting In a Cell, 29 It’s Not My Problem!!!, 47 It’s Not Only Murder: Discovering the Violence in

Your Life, 97 Journals from the Inside, 6 Keep Off The Grass, 8 Keeping Your Kids Tobacco,, 42 La Verdad Sobre Las Drogas / The Truth About Drugs, 90 LAAM: Another Option, 95

Learning How To Live, 80 Legal Consequences of Alcohol and other Drugs, 42 Leaving the Door Open: Alternatives to Seclusion

and Restraint, 58 L-EVATED: THE BLUNT TRUTH, 8 LIFE, DEATH AND RECOVERY OF AN ALCOHOLIC, 64 Lifelines, 49 LIFT UP YOUR HEART BY EARNIE LARSEN, 82 Living a Less Stress Life, 59 Living Sober Series, 77 Living Positive, 84 Looking for Work, 80 Love in the time of Twitter, 97 Maggie’s Secret, 50 Managing Money, 80 Manhood, 93 March Toward Sobriety, 29, 103 Marijuana, 8 Marijuana and Human Physiology, 9 Marijuana In The 90’s, 9 Marijuana In The New Millennium, 9 MARIJUANA UPDATE, 9 Marijuana Update With Dr. David Ohlms, 9 Marijuana With Delbert Boone, 10, 103 Marijuana: The Medical Consequences, 10 Marijuana: Weeding Out The Hype, 8 Marijuana: What Can A Parent Do?, 9 Medical Aspects of Alcohol, 2 Medical Aspects of Chemical Dependency, 95 Medical Aspects of Mind Altering Drugs, 16 Medical Aspects of Tobacco, 11 Men in Recovery, 36 Men’s Work, 90 Meth = Death, 17 Meth Destroys, 17 Meth Effect, 17 METH: BIG TIME DRUG IN SMALL TOWN AMERICA, 17 Meth: What’s Cooking In Your Neighborhood, 18 Methadone: Where We Are, 95 Methamphetamine Neurochemistry & Recovery, 36 Missing Persons, 66 MODELS OF ADDICTION, 29 Mom, Louie’s Looking At Me, Again!, 50 MOMENTS: AN EVENING WITH BILL W, 29 MTV Talks Tobacco, 11


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MUTUAL SUPPORT GROUPS, 30 MY BEST: LINDSEY’S CHOICE, 11 MY FATHER’S SON, 50 My Name is Bill W., 2 My Story, 18 Myths of Addiction, 30 Narcotics, 18 Neurobiology: A Seminar for Clinicians, 61 Night Journey To Crack, 5 Not Me, A drama…, 6 Nothing to Rave About, 18 Numbing The Pain, 52 Older Adults in Recovery, 36 Olweus Class Meetings and Individual Intervention

DVD Set, 94 OLYMPIC SPIRIT: BUILDING RESILIENCY IN YOUTH,

94 One Breath at a Time: Teens and Inhalants, 18 One Day at a Time by Father Joseph C Martin, 95 One for the Road, 2 Opening Doors: Talking With Southeast Asian

Clients About A&D Issues, 93 Over the Counter, 18 Overcast! A Heroin Prevention Video, 18 Overcoming Codependency:, 47 Overcoming Early Trauma: Creating a Second

Chance, 36 Overcoming Fear, 82 OXYCONTIN AND OTHER PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, 19 Painkillers, 19 Pathological Gambling: Costly Addiction, 24 Physiological Aspects of Alcohol and Drugs, 27 Power to Choose: Mike O'Neil, 72 Powerlessness: The First Step, 30 Prescription Drug Abuse, 19 PRESCRIPTION DRUG ADDICTION, 19 PRESCRIPTION DRUGS: KILLING MORE THAN PAIN,

20 Preventing Relapse, 107 Preventing Relapse: Dual Diagnosis Series, 52 Preventing Substance Abuse: A Distorted State of

Mind, 42 Prevention (Father Martin), 107 Prevention 101, 40 Prevention Relapse, 42

PREVENTION WORKS, 42 PROTECTION AGAINST INFECTION:, 82 Psychology of Addiction, 30, 102 Pulling Punches DVD Series, 105 Rape Under the Influence, 43 Real Life Teens: Drugs, 20 Real Life Teens: Self-Destruction, 79 Real Life Teens: Sexual Responsibility, 68 Real Life Teens: Teens and Gangs, 68 Real Life Teens: Teens and Runaways, 68 REAL PEOPLE: MEET A TEENAGE DRUG ADDICT, 20 Real View Mirror, 66 Reality Check: a marijuana prevention, 10 Reclaim Your Family from Addiction, 47 Recognizing Old Behavior Patterns from the Inside

Out, 104 RECOVERING HOPE, 49 Recovery and Forgiveness by Father Joseph C

Martin, 36 Recovery and Human Physiology:, 20 RECOVERY AND THE FAMILY, 47 Recovery Issues By Earnie Larsen, 110 Relapse Prevention – The Facts, 36 Relapse& Reintegration Preparation: Life on Life’s

terms, 106 Relationship Building, 48 RELATIONSHIP STYLES, 47 Resistance & Recovery, 30 Respect And Protect, 85 Revival of Hope, 70 Right Decisions Right Now, 12 Right Decisions Right Now: Don’t Be Clueless, 12 Road Map To Recovery, 60 Savage Man, 86 Say Goodbye Camel Joe, 11 Say Yes To Life, 79 Saying Goodnight To The Sun, 79 Scene Smoking: Cigarettes, Cinema, & Myth of

Cool, 11 Science of Addiction and Treatment, 61 Second Half, 79, 102 SECRET ADDICTIONS: WOMEN IN TREATMENT, 38 Sex and Drugs:, 82 Sex, Alcohol and Self-Esteem, 2 SEXUAL ADDICTION, 82


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SEXUAL ROULETTE, 82 Sexuality and Spirituality in Recovery, 45 SHAME AND GUILT, 30 Shame And Recovery, 45 SLEEPING TIGER, 30 Slipping Into The Darkness, 37 SMASHED, 66 Smashed:Toxic Tales of Teens and Alcohol, 3 Smokeable Cocaine:, 6 SMOKING AND HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY, 11 Smoking: Truth Or Dare, 12, 97 Soft Is The Heart of A Child, 48 SPEAKING FOR OURSELVES:, 94 Spiritual Aspects of Alcoholism, 70 Spirituality, 70 Spirituality and ACOA Recovery, 51 ST.MICHAEL’S RETREAT, 69 Stage II Recovery By Earnie Larsen, 37, 98 Stages of Family Recovery, 48 STAGES OF QUITTING NICOTINE & TOBACCO, 12 Staying Off Cocaine, 7 Staying Sober & Staying Free, 102 Steer Clear: D.W.I., 66 Step 1 for Adults, 31 Step 2 for Adults, 31 Step 2: Power and Sanity Finding Your Solution, 71 Step 3 for Adults, 31 Step 3: Acceptance and Action, 71 Step By Step By Earnie Larsen, 99 Stories of Hope and Recovery:, 58 Street Drugs, 21 Street Gangs: The Circle of Violence, 88 Stress Management for Professionals, 59 Stress Relief: The Heimlich Method, 58 STRUGGLE WITHIN, 31 Substance Abuse Prevention for Teens, 106 Substance Abuse: Attention To Prevention, 46 Success Stories: Change Is Possible, 31 Suicide Awareness and Prevention, 58 Symptoms of Sobriety, 3 Teens Hooked on Porn, 24 The 10 Toughest Questions, 44 The Anonymous People, 44 The Art and Science of Healing, 91 The Art of Living with Change, 34

The Art of Living With Change, 73, 100 The BAC’s of Drinking and Driving, 64 The Bulkin Trail, 80 The Cat Who Drank and Used Too Much, 40 The Choice Is Yours, 67 The Crown Prince, 84 The Dangers of Relationships, 107 The Dangers of Relationships In Recovery, 47 The Disease of Addiction Symptoms and Phases, 30 The Dog Who Dared, 43 The Family (Earnie Larsen), 49 The Family Trap, 49 The Great Disconnect, 31 The High Level Recovery By Earnie Larsen, 35, 101 The Hungry Heart, 15 The Hustle for Worthiness, 78 The Invisible Line, 16 The Matrix Model, 60 The Mind: Addictions, 60 The Muslims I Know, 94 The Party’s Over, 30 The Physician Does Make A Difference, 94 The Prescription Trap, 23 The Process of Recovery, 50 The Re-Entry Trap, 79 The Real True & False About Alcohol, Marijuana,

and Inhalents, 20 The Science of Recovery: Applying Neuroscience to

Clinical Practice #40075, 37 The Secret to a Satisfied Life, 79 THE SOBER LIFE TREATMENT SERIES, 30 The Spirituality Tape, 78 The Thinline, 94 The Truth About Drinking, 3, 43, 97 The Truth About Drugs, 46, 106 The Truth About Drugs: New Edition, 21, 43 The Truth About Drugs - Spanish, 90 The Truth About Hate, 89, 97 The Truth About Sex, 82, 97 The Truth About Violence, 89, 97 The Turning Point, 37 The War At Home, 89 Therapy Games, 94 Thinking About Your, 31 Thinking About Your Thinking Part 2, 32


SERIES

This Emotional Life, 105 Three Steps To Drug Free Schools, 43 Tobacco and Human Physiology, 12 Tobacco Road, 12 Todd Bridges: On A Mission, 21 Top Gun: Video Gaming Obsession and Addiction,

25 Transformation through Partnership: Homelessness:,

95 Treating The Chemically Dependent, 49 True/Not True, 59 Turning It Over: The Third Step, 71 TWEAKED, 21 Twelve Steps … The Video, 32 Twelve Steps By Father Martin, 32 Twelve Steps By Gerald Rogers, 32 Twelve: is the life after rehab in recovery, 38 Understanding A Need; Alcohol, 93 Understanding Bipolar Disorder and Addiction, 53 Understanding Borderline Personality Disorder &

Addiction, 53 Understanding Dissociative Disorders & Addiction,

53 Understanding Major Anxiety Disorders and

Addiction, 53 Understanding Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder &

Addiction, 53 Understanding Personality Problems & Addiction,

54 Understanding Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and

Addiction, 54 Understanding Schizophrenia & Addiction, 54 Understanding Suicide and Addiction, 54

Understanding The Problems of Nicotine and Tobacco, 12

Union Square, 21 VICTIMIZATION, 48 Victims Cry, 67 VIDA EN LA COMUNIDAD PARATODOS!, 90 VIOLENCE IN THE HOME : LIVING IN FEAR, 88 Violence in your Life, 88 Walking on Thin Ice: A Methamphetamine Prevention Video, 21 WALL OF DENIAL, 32 WAR ON ADDICTION: BATTLE OF RELAPSE, 38, 98 Welcome to My Hood, 95 When a Man Loves a Woman, 33 When Addiction and Mental, 55 When Love Is Not Enough, 33 Where Are You Father?, 48 Who Are The Children Being Born Today?, 49 WHO DO YOU LISTEN TO?, 82 Who’s Fooling Who? Relapse and Family, 38 Why Are You So Angry?, 85 Why Can’t We Be a Family Again, 48 Why Don't They Just Quit, 48 William Miller on Motivational Interviewing,93 Without Warning: The Dangers of Alcohol

Poisoning and Binge Drinking, 3 Women And Alcohol:, 3 Women in Recovery, 38 Working with Stress, 59, 64 Young Men’s Work, 89 Youth Life Skills for Teens, 105


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