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Drug Class 2: Addiction is a Family Disease DVD

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Category: Media DVDs & Videos

About this DVD

The 4th DVD in Drug Class Season 2. Everybody suffers when there is a substance use problem in a home. This episode helps parents understand what the nature of the problem is and what they can do to help. 23 minutes. Leader's Guide available online.

About Drug Class Season 2 (Each DVD sold separately or as a complete season)

This season picks up where Season 1's stories left off and we again get the opportunity to follow several more students and their families who are dealing with drug addiction and recovery.



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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Sofia W. ★★★★★

Having a loved one with addiction is so hard on the whole family, and this DVD finally put into words what we've all been feeling. I really appreciated how it focuses on helping parents understand the nature of the problem instead of just blaming the person using. It's helped start some honest conve

Claire ★★★★★

This DVD really opened my eyes to how my drinking affected my kids, not just me. The way it explains addiction as a family disease made our whole family talk about things we’d been avoiding for years.