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	Problem Driving: Using Smartphones Behind the Wheel The Problem Driving series offers knowledge, understanding, and direction to assist drivers in taking action to stop the risky and potential addiction of using a smartphone while operating a vehicle.
	Impact on Others Victims of drunk and impaired drivers tell their stories.
	Getting Clean and Sober John J. McClanahan, PhD., CCDC, LCADC, has been a counselor and educator for substance abuse for 30 years. His unique presentation style combines motivation, enthusiasm, humor and warmth. He is the author of several works in addiction and has national recognition.
	Stages of Addiction This playlist describes the signs and symptoms of addiction/alcoholism, Early Stage, Middle Stage and Late Stage. Dr. John's unique presentation style combines motivation, enthusiasm, humor and warmth. He is the author of several works in addiction and has national recognition.
	Opioid Crisis: Overdose This playlist provides an overview of today’s opioid use, addiction and fatalities. Dr. David McDuff, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Maryland Medical School, and Addiction Psychiatrist presents:
	MD 12 Hour DUI/DWI Course This is the playlist of Maryland's licensed online Alcohol Education Program (AEP) that is mandated for DUI offenders.
	Pennsylvania DWI/DUI Course This is the 'official' online Program for the Pennsylvania Alcohol Highway Safety School (AAHS) this is mandated for DUI/DWI offenders.
	The Disease of Alcoholism This Program provides insight into the facts and the myths surrounding the disease of addictions and alcoholism. It is for friends and family of the alcoholic that want to learn more about the "disease".
	DUI and Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) This is for anyone that is considering drinking and driving; and wants to avoid a DUI, or worse. You will learn how many drinks over what period of time makes someone legally drunk; Facts and myths about sobering before driving and how behavior and Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) can be indicator of alcoholism.