CO-OCCURRING DISORDER RESOURCE BIBLIOGRAPHY (2007) - Compiled by Kenneth Minkoff, MD and Christie A. Cline, MD, MBA

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DUAL DIAGNOSIS VIDEO MATERIALS

•  Promise of Recovery. Gerald T. Rogers Productions. 800-227-9100.

•  Double Trouble. Gerald T. Rogers Productions.

•  Out of the Tunnel; Into the Light. Hazelden. www.hazelden.org 800-328-9000.

•  12 Steps & Dual Disorders. Hazelden.

•  Dual Diagnosis.(1994) NIDA, Rockville , MD. www.drugabuse.gov .

•  Understanding Bipolar Disorder and Addiction (Dual Diagnosis Series), Hazelden www.hazelden.org

•  Understanding Depression and Addiction

•  Understanding Major Anxiety Disorders and Addiction

•  Understanding Personality Problems and Addiction

•  Understanding Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Addiction.

•  Dual Diagnosis: An Integrated Model for Treatment. Kenneth Minkoff, MD. Mental Illness Education Project. 800-343-5540. www.miepvideos.org

•  Recovery Stories, DVD or VHS, (Co-Occurring Consumer Stories) CCSME/NAMI Maine, 207-878-6170, www.ccsme.org