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4BREAKING THECHAINS OFADDICTION:Using Scienceto Aid RecoveryFilmed at RichlandCorrectional Facility inOhio, Dr. C.C. Nuckolsshares with inmatesthe science of how toovercome addictionand improve their lives. He explores the differencesbetween addicts and non-addicts and explains whatresearch shows to be proven recovery methods. Hediscusses choices and realizing that childhood experiencesneed not dictate what follows. He explainsthat closely following the instructions in this serieswill definitely help recovery, lead to real self-discoverywhile making connections on both a human andspiritual level and providing assistance on becominga better parent.Part One - A BRAIN DISEASE - Graphically explainswhat happens to the brain when drugs are administered.39 minutesPart Two - MANAGING A CRAVING - Addresses thememory of drug use, dopamine, common cravingtriggers and craving management. He also discusseschanging behaviors, realizing that overcomingaddiction is achievable as is a radical improvementin lifestyle. He stresses the importance of developinga safety plan. 31 minutesPart Three - TELLING YOUR STORY - Demonstrateshow one’s past provides the ingredients for thepresent but breaking old patterns opens up newpossibilities and allows us to break away from olddestructive behaviors. He discusses the importancefor those in recovery of telling their story to helpthem understand where they came from and wherethey are now. 37 minutesPart Four - GETTING CONNECTED - Discusses howaddicts connect in life through drugs and explainsthree alternative types of recovery connections; community,close friendships and family, and a HigherPower. He explains mirror neurons and how to makenew connections with other people. 38 minutesDVD #1050/2180 2005 GWC $659.95COUNSELING ALCOHOLIC CLIENTS:A Microskills ApproachThe classic ‘microcounseling’ training videowith Norma Gluckstern-Packard, Former Warden,Pautuxent Prison, Maryland. In the 2004 Journal ofAddiction and Offender Counseling, it is concludedthat addiction counselors (alcohol or drugs) whodemonstrate competency in microcounseling skillsare more likely to establish a credible relationshipwith their clients than those not trained in microcounselingskills. As a result of this research weare once again making available this program containingboth basic attending and basic influencingskills. These are real therapy sessions and each ofthe clients in the tape suffer from alcohol addictionand are being trained as peer counselors. They sharetheir own personal issues with the trainer/counselorand their struggle to curtail their alcohol dependencyas they learned how to use microcounseling skills.DVD #10981/1410 Classic 1982 $113.95*Black and white onlyNEW DIRECTION: A Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment CurriculumThis comprehensivecognitive-behavioraltherapy treatmentprogram is availableas a Short-Term 3 to6 months or Long-Term package 6 to12 months. The long-term workbooks and facilitator’sguides are more extensive and have more exercisesthan the short-term workbooks. Both short-term andlong-term curricula can be adapted for mediumlengthprograms. Both are designed to train chemicallydependent offenders to challenge their thinkingin order to change their criminal and addictivebehavior patterns. Real inmates tell the real storyabout recovering from a life of addiction and crime.The cognitive-behavioral approach helps inmatessee how their attitudes and assumptions fueldestructive behaviors. The modular structure allowsfor easy customization to meet individual, facility,and budget needs. Can be wholly implemented asa new program or implemented in part to enhanceyour existing program. Features built-in tools formeasuring outcomes and provides framework forstandardized treatment from facility to facility.There are six core modules:1. INTAKE & ORIENTATION - Introduction to TreatmentDVD, Facilitator’s Guide, and 100 Workbooks2. CRIMINAL & ADDICTIVE THINKING - ThinkingAbout Your Thinking, Parts 1 & II (two DVDs), Criminal& Addictive Behavior Tactics Video, Facilitator’sGuide, and 100 Workbooks3. DRUG & ALCOHOL EDUCATION - Medical Aspectsof Chemical Dependency DVD, The Disease ofAddiction: Symptoms and Phases DVD, Facilitator’sGuide, and 100 Workbooks.4. SOCIALIZATION - Getting Along DVD, SocializationDVD, Facilitator’s Guide and 100 Workbooks.5. RELAPSE PREVENTION - Preventing Relapse DVD,Facilitator’s Guide, and 100 Workbooks.6. RELEASE & REINTEGRATION PREPARATION -Managing Money DVD, Looking for Work DVD,Facilitator’s Guide, and 100 Workbooks.THE DVDs - Taped in Minnesota correctional facilities,these programs present a powerful, direct, and liberatingmessage about finding a life of recovery andfreedom. Inmates, not actors, candidly discuss thetactics they have used to exact power and controlover others.THE WORKBOOKS - Based on real-life experiences ofincarcerated addicts involved in treatment, the workbooksprovide information, exercises, and activitiesto help offenders see that criminality and addictionare thinking problems before becoming behaviorproblems. Workbooks use phrases and describe situationsthat are familiar to criminals and addicts.Quotes from offenders underscore key concepts.THE FACILITATOR’S GUIDES - Each facilitator’s guidecontains the entire client workbook with sidebarnotes, suggestions, and supplemental informationfor facilitators.ADMINISTRATIVE GUIDEBOOKS - These guidebooksprovide a thorough understanding of the philosophyof corrections-based treatment programming, examinethe criminal/addictive thinking connection, andoffer practical information for successful programimplementation and operation.*Meets RSAT funding requirements! *All parts canbe purchased individually. *Also available on VHS.Hazelden 2002Short-Term Package #10288/0795 $3,849.95Long Term Package #10287/0795 $5,389.95New! THE POWER OF RECOVERYGet ready for a powerful set of stories toinspire and reinforce the process ofrecovery from addiction! Viewerslearn what others have done tomanage triggers, control cravings,and come to terms withtheir past. Stories cover arange of situations and are presentedby a plumber, an ex-con, afather, a transgender, a priest, a motherof two, and a woman who was raped. The real valueof these stories are the nuggets of wisdom that canbe applied to put addiction recovery into practice.Experience the power of recovery for yourself!!!DVD #11655/1955 25 minutes, 2007 $279.95PROCESS OF RECOVERY withMichael JohnsonThis program takes the viewer through the process ofself-discovery as they enter into and continue a life ofrecovery. Michael Johnson explains the process ofreflecting upon their lives and the consequences oftheir behavior for those in recovery. He discusses howalcohol, drugs and criminal behavior lead to jail, death,or insanity and explains why recovery and abstinencefrom alcohol, drugs, and criminal activity must be apermanent commitment. He discusses some of thechanges that take place during the process of recoveryand addresses family issues, getting back time, lack ofdetermination, feeling bored, lost and abandoned.#3236/2180 45 minutes 2000 GWC Inc $299.95Visit our website - kineticvideo.com • Email us - info@kineticvideo.com • Phone (800) 263-6910 or (416) 538-6613 • Fax (416) 538-9984
5BELIEF SYSTEMSby Carl ReddickIn this program, CarlReddick addresses cognitiverestructuring and belief systemswith a group of mandatedclients. He addresses how habits, attitudes,beliefs and associations are the driving force intheir life. Reddick’s work with belief systems grewfrom an early attempt within the State of Oregon tomake ‘better referrals’ to treatment and educationprograms. In Oregon, they realized that an importantpiece was missing between the ‘order to attendtreatment’ and the first session of treatment or education.The missing piece was client motivation.Once referring agencies started utilizing the techniquesillustrated in this video, the number of ‘mandatedclients’ keeping their appointments, payingtheir fees, and ultimately completing their therapystarted to increase. Soon, local community therapistswere demanding to learn the skills containedin Belief Systems. Utilizing the techniques in BeliefSystems during as few as four or five sessions hasimproved the level of participation experienced bytherapist as they attempt to engage this very difficultpopulation in treatment or education programs.DVD #11243/2180 40 minutes 2006GWC Inc $239.95PSYCHOLOGY OF ADDICTION withDelbert BooneBringing his audience of female inmates at AlbionC.F. to a higher level of awareness about how and whyaddiction happens, Delbert Boone details the harddrug/soft drug question that causes so much relapse.Viewers begin to understand where they got into troubleand the dangers they have to overcome if theywant to break out of the cycle that traps so many.DVD #2649/2180 30 minutes 1998GWC $299.95MAKING THE RIGHT CHOICES withMichael JohnsonFilmed inside a correctional facility, Michael Johnsonaddresses the struggles many offenders face whenreturning to their old neighborhood and friends.He discusses how the behaviors that often lead aperson to addiction and criminal activity conveyedan illusion of power, control and immediate gratification.He emphasizes that in order to keep fromcoming back to prison it is important to acceptresponsibility for your actions, to develop humilityand to be personally accountable for your actionsand behaviors. Johnson provides successfulstrategies for transitioning back into thecommunity.DVD #9407/2180 51 minutes 2002 GWC$299.95PATHWAY TO CHANGE withMichael JohnsonMichael Johnson is trying to change behavior bychanging the way his audience thinks about themselvesand their relationship with others. He offersmethods for evaluating the ways people in recoveryanalyzes their lives. He illustrates how they often thinkother people or things CAUSE them to have specificemotions and feelings. He then explains how theseemotions and feelings usually lead to specific negativebehaviors which in turn lead to problems. Theysolve the problems with substance abuse. Johnsondemonstrates the “pathway to change” by taking theviewer through a series of examples and analogies inwhich he demonstrates, by using a ‘problems’ and a‘solutions’ column, that there really is a connectionbetween the two. His demonstration clearly explainshow changing things in the ‘solutions’ column canlimit or eliminate many negative consequences andbegin to have a healthy, realistic perception about thepeople or things in their ‘problem’ column.DVD #9574/2180 40 minutes 2000GWC $299.95SOBRIETY: Straight Up withDelbert BooneFilmed at the Gateway Free & Clean Program in St.Louis with a group of recovering addicts, DelbertBoone addresses addiction, recovery and sobriety.He emphasizes that an important part of recoveryand sobriety is to recognize and understand that noteverything that has happened in their life is bad.He explains how most addicts have developed somevery positive qualities such as creativity, consistency,diligence, determination and being able to dealwith adversity. He illustrates how addicts engagethese qualities while actively pursuing their drug ofchoice, and outlines how these same positive qualitiescan be used during recovery to help them staystraight and maintain healthy sobriety. This videowill assist clinicians in identifying positive personalattributes and cognitively isolate the positive andnegative behavior patterns in their clients to helpmotivate them towards seeking to remain sober.#3148/2180 33 minutes 2000 GWC Inc $299.95HIGH COST OF LOW LIVIN’ withDarryl TurpinExamines the lifestyle that often goes hand in handwith addiction, not only the financial cost, but theloss of family, lack of education, no employmentskills, emotional and spiritual bankruptcy and insome cases criminality. This thought provoking videowill make the addict think about the price they havepaid for their addiction and urge them to make positivechanges in their life.DVD #8269/2180 29 minutes 2003GWC $299.95CHALLENGING THE LIFESTYLEand THE RE-ENTRY TRAP with Michael JohnsonThis two video series from Michael Johnson offersin-depth pre-release training designed to help bringthe rates of relapse and recidivism down. These programsaddress successful strategies for re-entry tothe community by focusing on lifestyle changes, andemphasizing the importance of having a strong supportsystem to help avoid the traps of falling backinto the old lifestyle of alcohol, drugs and crime.They also emphasize the importance of setting goals,and staying focused on basic needs, such as food,shelter, clothing, and transportation and also discussthe importance of tolerance, patience, and enduranceas a way to avoid the challenges of re-entry.CHALLENGING THE LIFESTYLE - Michael Johnsonchallenges a group at an Adult Transition Center totake a serious look at their alcohol, drug and criminallifestyle. “What is the payoff?” How about the feelingsof isolation, loneliness, sense of failure and embarrassmentto family that goes with it? Treatment/therapy will take them out of their element and causeconfusion, as everything and everybody they thoughtthey enjoyed are removed. In therapy what was valuedis in conflict with the changes being attempted andcan cause serious doubts. Overcoming this is the challengeof a lifestyle ... and of a lifetime!! DVD #9274THE RE-ENTRY TRAP - Michael Johnson explains thatthe moment of re-entry after incarceration can raisefears and anxieties about daily living, especially forthose with a history of substance abuse. After havingno decision-making power or opportunity while imprisonedthe stress of normal life activities can result ina return to self-defeating mindsets and behaviors.The reality of coming home can also trigger a mixedset of emotions for family members. DVD #4302DVD Series #9194/2180 2004 GWC $299.95each or Series $539.95HIGH ON CRACKSTREETThis shattering documentaryoffers insight into the personallives of the drugaddicted. It is a shockingportrayal of the devastationthat can be brought to, what seem to be, relativelyintelligent people. Often those same people don’treally have a very clear an idea of what their livesactually look like. The program documents the natureof their codependent relationships while clearlydemonstrating the all-consuming nature of addiction.Self-respect, family, desires or ambitions all disappearin a puff of crack smoke. Selling yourself, oranyone else, to get your hands on the next high is allthat counts. A real motivator for behavioral change!DVD #10176/0530 60 minutes 1996 D.C.T.V.$329.95Visit our website - kineticvideo.com • Email us - info@kineticvideo.com • Phone (800) 263-6910 or (416) 538-6613 • Fax (416) 538-9984
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