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Marijuana and the Mind : Intoxication and Addiction
- This movie provided good information for our clients. I especially liked the objectives and questions and answers literature provided.
- What I liked is the enclosed informational sheet that discussed the video, especially the pre-viewing and post-viewing questions.
Marijuana : The Escape to Nowhere
- Clients could relate to the honest responses from participants. Clients who do not use marijuana saw common characteristics of addiction to their drug of choice.
- Excellent film. Well received.
- Too authoritative a moderator ; should have been easier for youth to identify with.. "Sparky" too stereotypical. Overall, very good/informative.
- Good movie that drives home issues of how substance use/abuse can lead to addiction.
Marijuana in the New Millennium
- Film has a lot of good info. Sometimes presented so rapidly, it's hard for clients to grasp.
- David Ohlms reaches all levels. Presentation is practical, believable ; leads to great discussion.
- I like this better than the updated version, Marijuana in the New Millennium.
Marijuana : Weeding Out the Hype
- Good as far as it goes. Better yet if there was more on the physical/psychological effects of pot.
- Delbert's always good.
- Young people enjoyed this.
Medical Consequences of Addiction
- Wonderful, comprehensive good info! Clients liked.
Meth : What's Cooking in your Neighborhood?
- Good video, thorough. Impressive panel.
- Film a little dated and for a methadone audience biased against them. Worth seeing though.
Methamphetamine : Deciding to Live
- Very well done film, good portrayal of recovery, need for 12-step support groups. Not overly preachy or clinical. Received good feedback from my audience. (Maine State Prison)
MICA : Problems and Solutions In Treating The Mentally Ill/Chemically Addicted
- One of the best dual diagnosis videos that I have viewed.
- Good film for group discussion. Some comments made about A.A. might indicate ignorance about self-help principles and traditions and give people excuses not to try it.
- Great video, great topic, great presentation.
- Viewers could relate to the situations on the video. It made for a good discussion.
- Well worth showing. Nice simple message. I hope to borrow it again. One reservation: Nicotine addiction is not just programming.
- Promoted good discussion about needing to think through choices before acting.
- Younger kids found it interesting and absorbing. Some alternative education older teen boys thought it was for "wimps".
- Short, but filled with good facts.
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- Video presented issues that apply to people in care-giving professions. Good.
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One Day at a Time (Father Martin)
- Generates lots of questions and some request to see again.
- The clients were impacted by this movie very much.
Out Of The Tunnel - Into The Light: Stories Of Recovery From Dual Disorders
- Very hopeful, informative, educational
- Excellent. The group would like to watch it again.
- Very enjoyable, different lifestyles, informative. This tape was very helpful in our group.
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- Counselors love this film!
- Shown in IOP and Codependency group - both groups liked a lot.
The Pieces of the Puzzle : Understanding Addictive Disorders
- Great to see client artwork. Used as a primer to drawing exercise in group.
- Great descriptive outline of addictive behaviors, wonderful artistic drawings - powerful.
- Excellent look at the importance of treatment over incarceration to address addiction.
Portrait of Addiction : Close to Home
- Very powerful documentary. Audience (10th grade -adult) were all clearly affected by it. A definate 10 rating.
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