Substance Abuse

This new series of programs follows interventionist Kristina Wandzilak as she helps young men and women addicted to drugs and alcohol take their first steps toward recovery and a substance-free life.

These six DVD programs help ex-offenders understand and apply addiction recovery principles in a simple, fun, and unforgettable format.

Made up of several concise segments, this program deals with a wide range of drugs, addiction issues, and case studies.

Examines the many different types of chemical addictions and answers common questions on what addiction is and how it is treated.

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

Describes an adolescent treatment for drug abuse that involves the teen's parents, family, peers, and other important persons in the teen's life.

In this attention-grabbing video, Delbert Boone presents an innovative approach to the treatment of addiction.

This four-part series helps individuals understand addiction, learn to manage cravings, discover their real self, connect on a human and spiritual level, and become a better parent.

In this program, a group of recovering heroin addicts talk frankly about the issues surrounding heroin use, how it affects them mentally, emotionally and physically.

In this critically acclaimed five-part series, Bill Moyers puts a human face on an American public health crisis: drug and alcohol addiction.

In this intense program, crack cocaine-addicted Lisa speaks frankly about her many stints in recovery programs, her failure to stay clean after leaving them, and her life as an addict.

Explores the problems involved with substance abuse such as drinking, meth, and ecstasy.

Although the counterfeit drug trade impacts the global community, it remains cloaked in secrecy. This program documents every stage of international counterfeit drug traffic, from production to end-user purchase.

Examines the life-changing friendship between a criminal and a Christian minister.

This 13-part sequel to Drug Class follows 6 kids struggling with varying levels of drug and alcohol consumption. Their stories are interwoven with Rand Teed's drug classes, their counseling sessions, their everyday lives and their personal diary cams.

Reveals the pitfalls of substance abuse in terms of health threats and psychological problems as well as the many ways an addict can run afoul of the law and society.

Shows the dark sides of drug addiction that will help teens think twice about drug use.

As this five-part series shows, the brain can be affected by drugs and alcohol in many different ways, depending on the substance consumed.

The only antidote to the flashy appeal of drugs is honest information. Give your students the straight facts on many of the most widely abused substances with this series.

Students in grades 3-5 learn the benefits of medicine when taken properly, the dangers of using tobacco, alcohol and marijuana, and easy ways to resist peer pressure.

This is the story of a young hispanic man who was unable to escape the lure of the streets until he discovered a long-term treatment program that worked for him.

Great for use in classroom discussions, short-term counseling interventions, or parent-teacher meetings.

This program outlines the CRAFT approach, a gentle and effective method for helping families guide addicted loved ones into treatment.

Three of Hazelden's most compelling and creative patient lectures are brought together in this series.

Explores the history of inhalant abuse, its effects on the body, teenage attitudes toward it, and more.