DRUG & ALCOHOL
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Walking on Thin Ice: A methamphetamine prevention video. VHS, 21 min © 1999
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This video give teens the straight facts about meth from the perspectives of teens who are recovering from meth addiction, cops and a paramedic who relate true stories detailing the ravages of the drug, and a coroner who routinely performs autopsies on kids who have overdosed on meth. Viewers learn what meth is; its negative effects on the body, brain, and behavior; and its side effects. This video also covers refusal skills advice given to teens directly from their peers.
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"Make That Right Change": The four phases of adolescent recovery. VHS, 25 min ©1999
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Blue Moon created a program (for Hazelden) featuring interviews with teenagers in early recovery. Teens in early recovery often experience intense feelings of fear, anger, shame, and loss. The inability to deal with these emotions too often results in relapse. Yet working through these emotions requires a level of introspection and honesty that can be daunting. The teens in this video, through individual interviews and group discussions, expose their vulnerabilities, fear, pain and joy Not only will adolescent viewers gain practical advice on recovery issues directly from their peers, they will also learn by example that recovery begins when they put down their guard.
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Journals from the Inside: A cocaine/crack prevention video. VHS, 19 min ©2000
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Two teenage journalists shed the myths and learn the tragic truths behind crack and cocaine use. Through interviews with recovering addicts-a young person serving time for dealing, an undercover narcotics officer, and an emergency-room physician-this dramatic video vividly reveals the specter of a cocaine and crack lifestyle, which often results in chronic health problems, crime, prostitution, gun violence, and death for the user. Teens are presented a gentle, caring, effective way to help peers and loved ones in the throes of addiction regain their lives.
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