A blueprint designed to be used by the professional when working with groups or individuals dealing with Anger, this guide offers twelve time-limited sessions, step-by-step instructions, and reproducible handouts that are appropriate for each session. There are opportunities to explore: 
How anger is expressed Its purpose The possible interplay of anger with alcohol and drugs Intervention strategies 
Handouts include: Role of Anger – Alcohol/Drugs/Anger – Stress Reduction – Moving on with New Skills and many more. Included is the Imageries CD of four structured meditations to assist one to relax, to focus on a specific issue and/or to develop insight. 
Originally created as a tool to use with Claudia Black’s video Anger. However the materials stand on their own should you opt not to use the video. 
Other Claudia Black materials that would enhance these twelve sessions include her books Repeat After Me, and Changing Course.

Anger Guide: A Blueprint for Twelve Structured Sessions

Black, Claudia

MAC Publishing

The Relapse Toolkit is designed for use by counselors and therapists who work in the addictions field and address issues of relapse and relapse management. It can be used effectively within a group orientation or with an individual participant. This Toolkit contains 38 modules, each with pertinent didactic, reproducible handouts, and a "paint-by-the-numbers" format. There are several sessions that include the opportunity for a guided imagery. All imageries are included on a compact disc that comes with the book. 
Session titles include Overconfidence, Control, Feelings, Relationships, Multi-addictions, Secrets, plus many more to choose from and create a format for your specific needs. Sessions can be condensed or expanded by use of opening and closing rituals, time offered to complete exercises, and depth of discussion. Sessions can be used in the order presented or simply pick and choose those that are most relevant to the participants. The author encourages the user to be creative, know the needs of the participants, and bring their own style of work into the process.

Relapse Toolkit

Claudia Black

Health, Fitness & Dieting

This book is designed as a resource for the clinician versed in identifying and treating depression. Hopefully, it will be a source of inspiration to busy clinicians and serve as a time-saver by providing strategies and exercises for use with clients experiencing depression. This workbook is composed of six sections: Depression – An Overview Depression History Strategies Cognitive Strategies Affective Strategies Behavioral Strategies Conceptive Spiritual Strategies In each of the strategies sections, ideas are given for structured interventions derived from the use of more than 50 handouts. These reproducible handouts and a compact disc, Imageries, are included in this workbook. The disc contains four imageries: Relaxation Exercise, Inner Child Affirmation, Inner Source of Wisdom and Letting Go and Receiving.

Depression Strategies: Practical Tools for Professionals Treating Depression 1st edition by Black, Claudia (2003) Spiral-bound

Addiction passes through families generationally, and is said to be the gift that goes on giving. The use of Family Strategies is an opportunity for the gift to become that of recovery, the possibility of changing the individual, the immediate family, and the intergenerational transmission of addictive disorders. Change begins with one person. From a systematic viewpoint, when one person changes the way he or she functions within the family system, that system will change. This is readily evident when addiction enters a family system, and it is just as apparent when recovery enters that system. 
In a therapeutic setting it is easy for the practitioner, the addicted person, and the family to view the addicted person as the identified client, the addicted person is the predominant focus. Family Strategies facilitates shifting perspective to the family members as clients. Giving principal consideration to the family system or the primary relationship with the addicted person makes them the focus. 
The strategies presented are those proven most effective in primary family systems therapy when addiction is either still active or the addicted person is in early recovery, irrespective of the type of addiction, whether it is substance addiction, behavior, or process addiction. 
This workbook is composed of five sections: · Viewing the Family Addiction · Stepping Out of the Shadows · Recognizing the Family Dance · Developing Emotional Clarity · Walking the Path of Recovery 
A sampling of sessions included are: · Codependency As An Addiction · Sharing the Disease · Giving Up Control · Role Patterns · Identifying Boundary Extremes · Impaired Family · Portrait of Feelings · Shame Attacks · Emotional Sociogram · Drama Triangle · Portrait of Recovery · Codependency First Step 
This book is intended for use by clinicians, addiction counselors, and mental health care practitioners who are already skilled in understanding addictive disorders and their impact on families, and those who work with a family member or members in a relationship with someone actively in addiction or in recovery. It is used quite effectively with spouses, partners, parents, and adolescent or adult age children. In many sessions it is appropriate to include the addicted person, but that is at the facilitator's discretion. 
In many of the strategies sections, ideas and formats are presented for structured interventions. The use of handouts in the form of written exercises, checklists, sentence stems, structured dialogues and/or art activities is an integral part of this therapeutic technique. All handouts are designed for clinicians to reproduce and use without restriction as to copyright permission. 
The audio CD, Letting Go Imageries, offers meditations on healing and recovery for anyone involved in a troubled family system and it can be used in a group or individual setting.

Family Strategies: Practical Tools for Professionals Treating Families Impacted by Addiction

Addiction & Recovery

For each state covered, there are two maps: the first shows transportation infrastructure (railroads, highways and cities); the second shows traffic density, signalling systems, and station names. This volume covers Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico. With index. 219 pages.

Railroad Maps. The West.

RAILROADS

Railroad maps : [highways, cities, stations, signals, tonnage].

Railroad Maps. The Midwest. Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, West Virginia

Anon`

For each state covered, there are two maps: the first shows transportation infrastructure (railroads, highways and cities); the second shows traffic density, signalling systems, and station names. This volume covers Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland. With index. 217 pages.

Railroad Maps The East: Highways, Cities, Stations, Signals, Tonnage

Railroad Maps, the South: Highways, Cities, Stations, Signals, Tonnage: Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas.

Department of Transportation

KATY STANDARD PLANS

Leon Sapp

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