The Drop-in Group
By Stephen Brady, PhD
and Rita Martin, RN, BSN

This video training package for staff education presents an AIDS education and prevention program for the mentally ill. Under the direction of clinical staff, clients of the group learn about AIDS, and practice skills to reduce their risk for getting HIV. The model shown can be applied to a variety of settings serving special populations at risk for AIDS. Includes a complete Curriculum Workbook

23 minutes
© 1991
Purchase $99 VHS
Order No. QA-093
ISBN (VHS) 1-57295-093-5

Reviews
Five Stars, Video Rating Guide

Awards & Conference Screenings
American Psychiatric Nursing Association
National Resource Center on Homelessness
American Psychiatric Association
Health Science Communications Association

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