Meth Inside Out

“This exceptional video series accomplishes a goal few manage
to attain: teaching science-based content in an engaging way to assist
with the delivery of effective substance abuse treatment. A real step
forward for the field.”
– Deni Carise, Ph.D., Director, Treatment Systems Section, Treatment
Research Institute, Philadelphia

This research-based educational video curriculum on methamphetamine was co-produced
by UCLA ISAP and Eyes of the World Media Group. The series is designed to equip
meth users, their families, and the professionals who assist them with a solid
understanding of the biological basis of addiction, effective tools for recovery,
and, most important, hope for the future.

Created for maximum flexibility, the curriculum is designed to meet the
needs of treatment centers, correctional facilities, community centers,
social service agencies, and universities. The series is composed of
3 episodes, which can be used individually or as a set. Handbooks allow
counselors to maximize the educational potential of each episode.

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Meth Inside Out uses innovative 3D animations of the brain to illustrate
how methamphetamine impacts the brain in an engaging and accessible way.
This animation shows how meth use causes a massive release of dopamine,
the brain’s pleasure chemical. PLAY ANIMATION >>

Here’s the trailer for METH
INSIDE OUT: Brain & Behavior,
the award-winning second episode of the Meth Inside Out video series. PLAY TRAILER >>

For more information or to buy the series, visit www.methinsideout.com.