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TAADAS Statewide Clearinghouse Video Catalog  Four Easy Ways to Order TAADAS Statewide Clearinghouse Video Catalog Four Easy Ways to Order Fax Phone Fill out the Video Loan Agreement and order form Fax or mail your Video Loan Agreement and call on the next page and fax to: 615-780-5905 in your order 615-780-5901 or 800-889-9789 Mail E-Mail Mail the Video Loan Agreement and order form to Fax your Video Loan Agreement and e-mail your TAADAS, 1321 Murfreesboro Pike., Suite 155, order to [email protected] Nashville, TN 37217 Table of Contents Alcohol ................................................................................................................... 1 Cocaine/Crack ........................................................................................................ 5 Marijuana ............................................................................................................... 9 Tobacco, Smoking ............................................................................................... 13 Other Drugs .......................................................................................................... 16 Other Addictions .................................................................................................. 25 Relapse, Relapse Prevention, Recovery ............................................................... 28 Prevention ............................................................................................................ 43 Codependency, Family, Relationships ................................................................. 47 Drug- and Alcohol-Exposed Infants .................................................................... 53 Children and Adult Children of Alcoholics ......................................................... 54 Co-Occurring Disorders ....................................................................................... 56 Stress, Suicide, Other Mental Health Issues ........................................................ 61 Clinical Information, Curriculum ......................................................................... 64 Workplace Issues ................................................................................................. 67 Driving Under the Influence ................................................................................ 69 Peer Pressure, Choice Making ............................................................................. 73 Spirituality ............................................................................................................ 77 Living Skills, Self Esteem .................................................................................... 80 HIV/AIDS, STDs, Sexual Issues ......................................................................... 89 Violence, Anger Management, Conflict Resolution ............................................ 92 Spanish Language Videos .................................................................................. 100 Miscellaneous ..................................................................................................... 101 Series ................................................................................................................... 106 Index by Video Title ........................................................................................... 118 i TAADAS Statewide Clearinghouse 1321 Murfreesboro Pike., Suite 155 Nashville, TN 37203 800-889-9789 www.taadas.org [email protected] TAADAS Statewide Clearinghouse Video Loan Procedures All audiovisuals may be borrowed free of charge for a limit of three days. Exceptions to this policy may be made if necessary to accommodate showing schedules without inconveniencing other patrons who may have videos reserved. Three videos may be borrowed at a time. All video customers must fill out and sign a video loan form before videos are loaned out. If videos are to be shipped, the customer must pay shipping and handling charges (see “Shipping and Handling” section below). RESERVATIONS LATE CHARGES & RENEWAL Requests may be made in person, by phone, fax, or e- Audiovisuals are very heavily used, and a late return may mail. All requests should be made as soon as possible to cause the cancellation of another patron’s scheduled assure availability of specific titles. Written requests need program. Therefore we charge $3.00 per video, per day to include title and show date(s), plus alternate titles and late fee. To avoid late charges you may call and renew show dates. Please schedule at least a week in advance of your videos for an additional period; however, if the show date to allow time to ship the video. videos are reserved for another patron, they must be returned as originally scheduled. CHANGING OR EXTENDING RESERVATION DATES DAMAGED OR LOST VIDEOS If it becomes necessary to change or extend a show date, The replacement cost of a lost or damaged video will be call the Clearinghouse immediately. If it is at all possible, charged to the customer. The customer will be invoiced based on bookings for the title involved, arrangements for the cost to replace the video. Most of the videos cost will be made to change or extend the show date. If videos between $200 and $500 each. Customers are urged to are not picked up before the close of business on the day take extra care in handling and returning the borrowed they are requested, they will be available for other videos. customers and will need to be reserved again. AUDIOVISUAL CARE SHIPPING AND HANDLING CHARGES Videos should be kept under cool and dry conditions Videos are shipped via United Parcel Service (UPS). when not in use. Please take care of the video to avoid Customers are responsible for shipping and handling replacement cost charges of $14.50. A prepaid return shipping label will be enclosed in the package .(These costs are subject to change without notice) Copyright Agreement U.S. copyright laws apply to Statewide Clearinghouse videos. By requesting the loan of videos, each customer agrees to abide by federal law and will not duplicate all or part of the videos. THIS PROJECT IF FUNDED BY THE TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES ii TAADAS Statewide Clearinghouse 1321Mufreesboro Pike, Suite 155 Nashville, TN 37228 800-889-9789 www.taadas.org [email protected] TAADAS 1321 Murfreesboro Pike Suite 155 Nashville, TN 37217 Phone: 615.780.5901, Fax: 615.780.5905 Email: [email protected] Membership Form Date: ________________ Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________ Agency/Organization: _______________________________________________________________________ Home Address: _____________________________________________________________________________ City: ________________________________________ State: _______ ZIP Code: _____________________ Home #: (_____) _______________ Work #: (_____) _________________ Cell #: (_____) ________________ Email: ____________________________________________________________________________________ Membership rules and conditions: The TAADAS Clearinghouse loans videos to Tennessee residents free of charge for a period of 3 working days, up to 3 videos at a time. All customers must fill out and sign this form before videos may be borrowed. Customers borrowing videos will be held liable for late fees of $3.00 per day per video, shipping and handling charges (14.50 per rental) if applicable, and cost of replacing damaged or lost videos. This is necessary because these videos are heavily used and are loaned on a reservation basis. Reservations are accepted up to 3 months in advance of your show date. Please schedule tapes as far in advance as possible to ensure you will receive the tape you want. I have read this agreement. I agree to pay late fees, shipping and handling charges and replacement costs as applicable. Signed: __________________________________________ Date: ______/______/_______ OFFICE USE ONLY: Membership #: ___________________________ ID: _____________________________ Membership Expiration: _______/_______/_______ iii TAADAS Statewide Clearinghouse 1321 Murfreesboro Pike, Suite 155 Nashville, TN 37217 800-889-9789 www.taadas.org [email protected] iv TAADAS Statewide Clearinghouse 1321Mufreesboro Pike, Suite 155 Nashville, TN 37228 800-889-9789 www.taadas.org [email protected] ALCOHOL ALCOHOL 101 recount the physiological damage to their bodies caused by High School, Adult, 18 Minutes, 1998 alcohol. 10016 This video focuses on stopping the misuse of alcohol on collegecampuses. The program uses effective real life ALCOHOL, DRUGS & THE BRAIN scenarios impacting freshmen, athletes, Greeks, and DUI High School, Adult, 30 Minutes, 1995 offenders. 40004 Alcohol, Drugs and the Brain is a creative combination of a live presentation and computer graphics featuring a ALCOHOL - FATHER MARTIN unique mix of humor, information, and motivation. This All, 18 Minutes, 1988 video examines and explores the consequences of being Father Joseph Martin speaks to students about the things under the influence. Dr. Joseph Pursch thoroughly explains we drink and why. By providing a comparison of alcohol blood alcohol levels effects on the various parts of the to other beverages, he explains why alcohol can be a brain and the behavioral consequences that follow. Dr. problem and what it does to a person. Father Martin also Pursch raises questions and provides answers to what are talks about the choices to drink or not to drink alcohol and some of the most serious problems of our time: violent, emphasizes
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