Instructional Materials

The games in this book teach children to respect rules, be more cooperative with adults, and become more caring people.

This is designed for substance abuse treatment professionals who work with youth who are also experiencing mood disorders or disruptive behavior disorders.

Reveals the damaging effects of alcohol on the human body.

This recovery classic defines the role of the alcoholic and those close to him or her.

These pamphlets are for elementary school-age children.

This collection of games will strengthen the attention and executive functions of the brain as kids relate to classroom and everyday learning.

Shows students, in a creative, interactive, and fun way, how to use the food pyramid as a guide to good food choices.

This program investigates the causes and health implications of obesity in America while seeking to destigmatize obesity.

This program, suitable for Grades 3-6, tactfully and engagingly explains proper personal hygiene and the positive benefits of healthy habits.

This set addresses bullying issues for elementary school children.

School bullies are not always boys - just ask Amy, a middle school student who is mercilessly teased by a fellow student.

This instructors manual provides invaluable assistance for leading teens through the Cage Your Rage for Teens program.

Your students will be delighted to tag along with "Egglien" and his buddy "Saucer" who take them on the Career Explorer spaceship to explore a variety of jobs.

This 20-hour course helps alcoholism and substance abuse counselors learn new ways to help clients identify and change core beliefs that block the recovery process and predispose them to chronic relapse.

Students share their thoughts on what it takes to be a trustworthy, respectful, responsible, caring, and fair person in today's society.

These booklets address early recovery from chemical dependency

Describes the physical and psychological effects of cocaine and crack use, and offers important prevention techniques to stop addiction before it develops.

One of the most important skills teens must learn in order to be successful at work is communication.

These pamphlets address the problems of conflict in the school setting.

This live action series helps viewers develop basic everyday consumer skills.

This collection is for those who are especially interested in recovery from crack, cocaine, and heroin addiction.

Through the conflict resolution strategies of mediation, negotiation, and group problem-solving, students learn to recognize, manage, and resolve conflicts in peaceful, noncoercive ways.

Explores the physical predisposition to alcoholism, plus behavioral and emotional changes.

A description of denial and its role as the first stage in the five-stage acceptance process.

This career awareness program introduces basic career concepts to students in grades 5-9.