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RESOURCES FOR SCHOOL STAFF AND OTHER PROFESSIONALS:
MENTAL HEALTH: CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS
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For more information, see our Health Topics section on Co-Occurring
Disorders.
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Co-Occurring Disorders |
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| Addictions Foundation
Manitoba |
English |
A list of resources offered at the AFM library. (e.g. Books,
videos, websites, journal, etc). |
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Best Practices: Concurrent Mental
Health and Substance Use Disorders |
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| Health Canada |
English/French |
Available at:
Health Canada
AFM William Potoroka Memorial Library (borrow) (Toll-free:
1-866-805-8885) |
A guide for teachers and other school staff to reduce stress
and violence in communities and schools. |
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Beyond
the Label |
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| Centre for Addiction
and Mental Health |
English/French |
This kit has been developed to support people working in the
fields of mental health and/or addictions by providing them
with an interactive framework to discuss, learn, understand
and reflect on the impact of stigma on people living with
concurrent mental health and substance use problems. |
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CrossCurrents |
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| Centre for Addiction
and Mental Health |
English
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Available at:
AFM
William Potoroka Memorial Library (borrow) (Toll-free:
1-866-805-8885) |
This website explores issues in both addiction and mental
health. It informs and educates about the latest developments
and issues in the addiction and mental health fields through
professionally written and first-person stories, research
summaries, news and feature articles. |
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Depression, Anxiety, Alcohol and Other Drugs |
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| BC Partners for
Mental Health and Addictions Information |
English |
This BC Partners brochure investigates the interrelationships
between mood, anxiety, and use of substances as well as signs
to watch out for that may indicate a disorder requiring intervention.
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Exploring the Links between Substance
use and Mental Health |
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| Health Canada |
English/French |
Available at:
Health Canada
AFM
William Potoroka Memorial Library (borrow) (Toll-free:
1-866-805-8885) |
This annotated bibliography is designed to explore the links
and relationships between substance use and mental health,
by identifying current literature addressing aspects of both
domains that illuminate possible links. |
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Trauma and Substance Abuse 1: Therapeutic
Approaches |
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| Kinetic |
English
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Available at:
AFM
William Potoroka Memorial Library (VTR/RC 564.68/.T7/1998/v.1)
(borrow) (Toll-free: 1-866-805-8885) |
This video discusses the incidence of substance abuse trauma
survivors, and the associated life problems they experience.
Therapeutic principles for working with this population are
outlined, and new treatment models are described. |
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Trauma and Substance Abuse 2: Special
Treatment Issues |
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| Kinetic |
English
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Available at:
AFM
William Potoroka Memorial Library (VTR/RC 564.68/.T7/1998/v.2)
(borrow) (Toll-free: 1-866-805-8885) |
This video examines such issues as counter transference and
codependence, crises and relapses, twelve step programs and
dedications. The importance of clinical cross training is
emphasized. |
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C.O.D.I.: Co-occurring Mental Health
& Substance Use Disorders Initiative: Tapes 1-5, April
2 & 3, 2002 |
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English
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Available at:
AFM
William Potoroka Memorial Library (VTR/RC 564.68/.C6/V.1/2002)
(borrow) (Toll-free: 1-866-805-8885) |
An integrated model for the treatment of people with co-occurring
psychiatric and substance disorders in managed care systems. |
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Depression and Substance Abuse |
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| National Health
Video |
English
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Available at:
AFM
William Potoroka Memorial Library (VTR/RC 564.68/.D4/2004)
(borrow) (Toll-free: 1-866-805-8885) |
This video defines depression and substance abuse and shows
how depression can lead to substance abuse through self-medication
and how substance abuse can lead to depression through its
effects on the brain and on a person’s life. The section
on treatment shows how integrated treatment: medication, cognitive-behavioral
therapy and 12-step programs can help both conditions. |
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Drug Abuse & Bipolar Disorder
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English
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Available at:
AFM
William Potoroka Memorial Library (VTR/RC 564.68/.D78/2002)
(borrow) (Toll-free: 1-866-805-8885) |
Seeing this tape, the viewer will learn the major features
of poles of bipolar disorder, how and why substance abuse
worsens and may even cause bipolar disorder, how and why bipolar
disorder may lead to substance abuse, and treatment modalities
for substance abuse and bipolar disorder. |
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Understanding Dissociative Disorders
and Addiction |
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| Hazelden |
English
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Available at:
Hazelden
AFM
William Potoroka Memorial Library (VTR/RC 564.68/.U5/2003)
(borrow) (Toll-free: 1-866-805-8885) |
Explains the different types, causes, and symptoms of Dissociative
disorders, and it explores how to navigate the stages of recovery.
Clients will understand the importance of medication, abstinence,
support and a new integrated alliance with themselves. |
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Understanding Major Anxiety Disorders
and Addiction |
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| Hazelden |
English
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Available at:
Hazelden
AFM
William Potoroka Memorial Library (VTR/RC 564.68/.U53/2003)
(borrow) (Toll-free: 1-866-805-8885) |
Provides a step-by-step process to identify anxiety triggers
and ways to change thoughts and reactions. |
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Understanding Personality Problems
and Addiction |
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| Hazelden |
English
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Available at:
Hazelden
AFM
William Potoroka Memorial Library (VTR/RC 564.68/.U53477/2003)
(Toll-free: 1-866-805-8885) |
Illustrates the connection between chronic personality problems
and chemical dependency. Clear definitions and examples help
viewers understand the importance of dealing with their problematic
personality traits to achieve and maintain psychiatric stability
and sobriety. |
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Understanding Post-Traumatic Stress
Disorder and Addiction |
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| Hazelden |
English
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Available at:
Hazelden
AFM
William Potoroka Memorial Library (VTR/RC 564.68/.U5347/2003)
(borrow) (Toll-free: 1-866-805-8885) |
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and addiction are two
diseases that often go hand-in-hand. This video suggests plans
for dual recovery and relapse prevention, along with ways
to handle the emotional pain and flashbacks due to trauma. |
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Understanding Schizophrenia and Addiction
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| Hazelden |
English
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Available at:
Hazelden
AFM
William Potoroka Memorial Library (VTR/RC 564.68/.U534/2003)
(borrow) (Toll-free: 1-866-805-8885) |
First person testimonials let clients know that they’re
not alone, that recovery is possible, and that a positive,
productive life is in their future. |
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