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Re-Entry TrapSpecial Price $259.00 Regular Price $349.00With a group of residents at Crossroads Adult Transition Center in Chicago, Illinois, Michael addresses successful strategies for re-entry back into the community. Learn More -
Turning Negatives into PositivesSpecial Price $149.00 Regular Price $249.00Interviews and testimonials from inmates, ex-inmates and addicts reveal how they have transformed a negative consequence of incarceration into a positive result. Learn More -
Prescription Trap UpdateSpecial Price $149.00 Regular Price $199.00Dr. Ohlms explains the hidden danger to recovering chemical dependents who use prescription and non-prescription drugs. Learn More -
Three-Headed DragonSpecial Price $199.00 Regular Price $249.00This film exposes the threefold barrier to recovery from alcoholism: drinking, thinking and feeling. It dramatically increases acceptance of self-change and effectively aids alcoholics in their ongoing program to recovery. Learn More -
Therapy GamesSpecial Price $259.00 Regular Price $349.00Michael Johnson talks to the group about the various games they play in therapy. Learn More -
Beat The Street Part 5 Making It Happen: Work, Money, School & Good TimesSpecial Price $149.00 Regular Price $229.00This 38-minute program focuses on long-term recovery goals related to work, money, school and recreation. It shows how building a satisfying, well-rounded life is the best relapse prevention. Also illustrated are the relapse traps clients run into when dealing with work, money, school and recreation--and how to overcome them. The main teaching points include:
* The importance of getting and keeping work
* Strategies for coping with relapse traps on job
* Dealing with financial stress and money management
* Furthering education (examples from acquiring literacy to going to college)
* Service: Giving back to the community
* Having fun clean and sober
* Reclaiming long-term dreams
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The Sober Life Treatment Series Part IIISpecial Price $224.00 Regular Price $299.00Part II: My Attitude - Changing Perspectives Learn More -
The Sober Life Treatment Series Part IISpecial Price $224.00 Regular Price $299.00Part II: My Attitude - Changing Perspectives Learn More -
The Sober Life Treatment Series Part 1Special Price $224.00 Regular Price $299.00Part I: My Behavior - Explained Learn More -
Gateway Drug Series: Part 3 Tobacco X-FilesSpecial Price $149.00 Regular Price $199.00This program cleverly combines teen interviews with a series of staged gross-outs. Learn More -
Cat Who Drank and Used Too MuchSpecial Price $99.00 Regular Price $249.00Narrated by Julie Harris and winner of 24 major awards, this delightful tale deals with addiction in a positive, non-threatening way. Learn More -
Surviving Recovery Part II: Coping with TriggersSpecial Price $224.00 Regular Price $299.00In this series, Damon Berryman brings together a dynamic group of men and women who have been in and out of jails, prisons and treatment centers, who are attempting to live a different way of life. Specific tactics for surviving recovery--for good--are explored in three video tapes, along with a workbook. Learn More -
DUI: The Hard TruthSpecial Price $149.00 Regular Price $249.00Dramatic video reenactments hammer home the indisputable truth that driving while drunk or impaired results in unforgettable pain, suffering, and death. Learn More -
Do the Right Thing When No One Else is LookingSpecial Price $249.00 Regular Price $349.00Henderson's humor and believable anecdotes bring his message home: each inmate must take charge of his own future, to ensure his own personal success. Learn More