Attitude/Mental Health/Anger

Explains a continuum of beliefs, emotions, and behaviors, which when driven by fear will often escalate to stress, anger, rage, and ultimately violence.

This program explains how angry people are in denial about their anger, and how many withdraw or use alcohol and drugs, attack others, or abuse themselves to try to make their anger go away.

In this video, Carl Reddick addresses cognitive restructuring and belief systems with a group of mandated clients. He addresses how habits, attitudes, beliefs and associations are the driving force in their life.

These two programs help clients deal with anger management and take personal responsibility for the relationships in their lives.

This program addresses the attitudes of ex-offenders upon transitioning from prison to the outside world. It asks viewers whether they turn off or turn away employers, friends, and co-workers because of their attitude.

Examines four critical areas in helping juvenile offenders identify and control anger that triggers their rage.

These DVDs offer a powerful set of resources for dealing with key emotional control issues - a must-have collection for all correctional and rehab programs.

This program discusses the downside of the lifestyle associated with alcohol, drugs, and criminal activity, and gives strategies for successful re-entry into the community.

Packed with important insights and examples for changing attitudes and habits that can make a difference between success and failure.

This motivational DVD is a wonderful story about self-transformation how to turn failure into success through forgiveness and determination.

Understanding the lessons taught in this program will enhance the re-entry process and set clients up for success instead of failure.

This powerful documentary spotlights a flourishing inmate-run literacy program called L.I.F.E. - Learning Is For Everyone.

This video tackles the issues that must be addressed and overcome in order to begin and succeed in any re-entry or 12-Step program.

Shows real inmates telling real stories about recovering from a life of addiction and crime, resulting in a powerful, direct, and liberating message about finding a life of recovery and freedom.

Focuses on the connection between so-called "delinquent youth" and the experience of childhood trauma such as emotional, sexual, or physical abuse.

Discover how to best identify high-risk behaviors in employees, applicants, trainees, ex-offenders, or people in rehab before they become violent.

Examines reentry and the issue of male violence as it relates to the male role belief system.

This video collection shows how to deal with the issues of attitudes and motivations and turn your life around.

In this video, ex-offenders can learn from others who've been there - their successes and their mistakes. Most importantly, they can take charge of their lives and keep that prison gate from becoming a revolving door.

This program addresses why early childhood neglect or abuse is a consistent finding in criminal justice offenders and chronic relapsing alcoholics and addicts.

Michael Johnson discusses how most addicts think other people or things are the cause of their emotions and feelings, and shows how to bring about change in this negative pattern.

Helps youth identify the feelings arising from experiences of early deprivation, reinforces how entitlement behavior leads to greater personal loss, and helps them develop skills for meeting their current social, emotional, and physical needs.

Describes and examines high-risk behavior, in 10 distinct segments, encouraging group discussion.

This is a community re-entry and recovery program. It is based on the principles and practices of restorative justice and focuses on the impact of incarceration on individuals, families and communities.

Delbert Boone details a positive plan for successfully re-engaging back into society. He talks about people, places and things, and the importance of having a strong support group.