Big Changes, Big Choices:
SAYING NO TO ALCOHOL & OTHER DRUGS (dvd)

For grades 5-9

DVD with Teaching Guide

Featuring Michael Pritchard

This program presents and reinforces anti-drug attitudes and teaches practical techniques for saying "no" to our friends without appearing to be uncool. In addition to the specific matter of drug use, we examine the issue of peer pressure - both positive and negative - and figure out how to tell the difference. We consider why it's important to resist negative peer pressure, and what that has to do with taking charge of our lives.Read more

CHOOSE LIFE or CHOOSE METH (dvd)

for Grades 9-College

DVD with Teaching Guide

This five-time national award-winning documentary contrasts over four-dozen positive health education messages against the harm that methamphetamine causes.Read more

The Power of Choice: COPING WITH PRESSURES (dvd)

For Grades 9-12

DVD with Printable Teaching Guide

Featuring Michael Pritchard

Comedian / youth counselor Michael Pritchard talks with high school students across America about the pressures they face, from academic competition to peer acceptance to parental expectations. In small group dialogues, they grapple with ways of keeping pressure in perspective and handling it in a positive, healthful manner.Read more

The Power of Choice: DRINKING and DRIVING (dvd)

For Grades 9-12

DVD with Printable Teaching Guide

Featuring Michael Pritchard

Comedian / youth counselor Michael Pritchard visits with teenagers in Los Angeles, Nashville, and Madison to discuss how to stay out of (or get out of) drinking/driving predicaments and still be cool.Read more

The Power of Choice: DRUGS & ALCOHOL - Part 1 (dvd)

For Grades 9-12

DVD with Printable Teaching Guide

Featuring Michael Pritchard

Host Michael Pritchard encourages teenagers to come to grips with the question of what to do when "just say no" and "just say yes" just won't do.Read more

The Power of Choice: DRUGS & ALCOHOL - Part 2 (dvd)

For Grades 9-12

DVD with Printable Teaching Guide

Featuring Michael Pritchard

Comedian / youth counselor Michael Pritchard and high school students around the country examine how chemical abuse damages relationships, what you can and cannot do about it, and how to respond when a chemically dependent person asks you for help.Read more

The Power of Choice: THE POWER OF CHOICE video/DVD

for grades 9-12

DVD with Printable Teaching Guide

Featuring Michael Pritchard

In this program comedian/youth counselor Michael Pritchard visits high schools around the U.S. to show young people how to be V.I.P.'s - to use Vision, Initiative, and Perspective as tools for making good choices.Read more

You Can Choose!: SAYING NO (to smoking) (dvd)

for grades K-5

Featuring Michael Pritchard

Missie Mouse has to choose whether to say no to a friend or do something she knows is wrong. When Missie's best friend, Rhonda, tries to pressure her into smoking cigarettes, Missie agonizes over her options before finding that there are ways to say no without ruffling Rhonda's feathers.Read more

Buzz in a Bottle: The Dangers of Caffeine-Spiked Energy Drinks

for Grades 7-College

Video Teacher's Resource Book and Student Handouts

With the lure of an over-the-counter jolt, kids are consuming more energy drinks than ever before and in many cases mixing them with alcohol. This program arms kids with the facts and gives a strong “no-use” message with particular emphasis on the real health risks of too much caffeine and the grave danger of combining alcohol and caffeine-spiked drinks.Read more

Drug Facts Action Pack

for Grades 4-8

Videos with Teacher's Resource Book and Student Handouts

This fact-filled drug education program uses a mix of teen hosts, kids talking about real-life experiences, animated characters and creative skits. The videos are filled with fascinating facts, as well as concrete ways to resist peer pressure, to make good decisions and to avoid dangerous situations. Each video models positive behavior by featuring an outstanding student who has faced drugs but resisted and steered clear of danger. While the presentation is fast-paced and entertaining, the message is unmistakable: Drugs are dangerous and deadly.Read more