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Early Recovery Issues for Older Adults
- Direct and informational. Covers medical, emotional/psychological and social aspects.
- Goes into detail. The presenter's voice bored me.
- The scenes are from the 1980's in the way they dress and use of phone etc. The message is good and comes through to the (adult) audience.
- Clients found the film full of useful material.
- Video showed recovering alcoholics responding to tough real-life situations that someone in recovery has to deal with on an everyday basis. Touched on a lot of different subjects.
Exploring Healthy Relationships
- I will borrow this video again. Introduces the topic of healthy communication/families well.
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A Family Legacy : A Portrait of Discovery and Recovery
- Helped (Master's Level) students understand the woman's position.
Fatal Mistakes : Families Shattered by Suicide
- I learned a great deal from this film. Wonderful material.
Feelings (Father Joseph Martin)
- Father Martin-as always-right on target. Direct and humorous.
- A lot of our teens could relate to growing up in single family homes. Questions were helpful in the follow-up discussion. We also discussed how Penny's communication style had an effect on the relationships (ie passive-aggressive).
- Great program, especially the materials (workbooks). I could use this for a month or so.
For a Change : Breaking Old Habits and Making New Ones
- Excellent video to show in my wellness classes. Messsage is very current. Just wish that settings and people (appearance) were a little more current.
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Gambling: It's Not About Money
- Recovery group sharing and caring, and insightful.
- Well done. Eye opening. Great scenes of NYC too.
- One of the best movies in the series. (Working it Out at Madison)
- Good interactive video for gaining awareness of the media's influence on our attitudes - good for adolescents.
- Terrific reception by the audience. (A.A. Group)
Guidelines (Father Joseph Martin)
- Clients loved it-could relate to content and humor.
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- Excellent way to get the "group" experience for people who don't attend 12-step groups.
- Patients were attentive to the personal stories.
- I love these videos as they cover things we have not been able to.
- Very informative and easy to use in a group setting.
- Educational. It brings my own background to mind. It affirms my reason to stay stopped--it was a good reality check.
- Nice lecture. Dr. Ohlm's always does a fine job-clear and concise.
Heroin : The New High School High
- The fact that the video had someone famous who went through the ordeal and basically said it was not cool had an impact.
Heroin : What Am I Going to Do?
- Good video. It taught us the bad effects of heroin. It wasn't just focused on teens.
- Early part of movie triggering-glamorizing, but overall good.
- Very well done. Helps clients understand the disease concept.
- Really effective video showing brain interaction/addiction.
- Patients loved it-found personally informative.
- This movie was helpful in understanding the role the brain plays.
- Very good film. Group could relate to the changes in society.
- Very helpful to demonstrate community norm change.
- This was the best video I've seen on drugs and alcohol for young kids...and we have a library of videos ourselves.
Howard Gray (Intermediate Level)
- Was used as part of a bullyproof program. Has great teaching ideas.
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