Drug Wars:
It Can Happen to You!

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	Here's an American family that did everything right - or appeared to.
	Cheryl Sales and her husband Todd were involved parents, carefully selecting what schools their children attended.  Strong Christian beliefs and regular church attendance were their bedrock.  Yet by age 16, their son Josh was having trouble fitting in.  In their own words, they tell the story of Josh's growing drug addiction, his trouble with the law, and his difficult recovery.

What this program teaches:

	What leads a child to try drugs
	The denial that makes addiction possible
	Signs that there may be a drug problem
	How the drug addict cons professionals as well as the family
	Elements of an effective treatment program
	What it means to accept accountability
	How the corrections and treatment system can help
	Never give up on your child!

How to use this video:

	Show it as part of a community watch, neighborhood watch, or block meeting.
	Show it at school assemblies and PTO meetings.
	Show it to civic, health care, and community organizations, and county health agencies.
	Show it to users and former users.
	Show it to parents and friends of those at risk.
	What it means to accept accountability
	Use as part of on-going treatment/recovery curriculum.
	Broadcast it on your local cable station.

What people are saying:  
"This video will help you start discussions with families about boundaries, consequences and enabling behaviors.  It will ease the parents’ guilt about setting limits with their kids."  
Carol Law, Ontrack, Inc., Medford, OR

"This is a video that every family in America should watch together.  I feel so confident of its positive impact for prevention that I will be using it in an upcoming series of presentations to local service clubs, schools and other community events." 
Bill Kinnett, Exec. Director, STEP II, Bakersfield, CA