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Drug Class 2: Spirituality DVD

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About this DVD


The 11th DVD in Drug Class Season 2. Recovery is complicated; one of the things that helps many people is the development of their personal spirituality. This episode looks at some of the different approaches to getting connected to something bigger than you. 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)

Andrew H. ★★★★★

Picking up where the companion DVD set left off, this 11th installment finally tackles the spirituality aspect of recovery. The discussion felt genuine and not preachy, which I appreciated. It's a solid addition for anyone working through the program.

Isabella M. ★★★★★

I’ve been working through the Drug Class series for a while, and this spirituality episode really stood out for its honest look at what recovery can mean beyond just staying clean. The way it presents personal spirituality as a tool, not a doctrine, made it feel approachable even for someone like me