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  • A set of large palm trees with the text, It Impacts Us All, across the middle.
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    Addiction, Documentaries

    It Impacts Us All

    TOPICS: Fentanyl, Heroin, Opioid Crisis, Opioid Use Disorder, Overdose, Personal Stories, Pharmaceuticals, Public Health, Stigma, USA

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  • Close-up of someone's nose, with their finger covering one nostril and using a straw to sniff powdered fentanyl.
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    Addiction, Documentaries

    Fentanyl: The Drug Deadlier than Heroin (VICE)

    TOPICS: Canada, Fentanyl, Medication-Assisted Treatment, Opioid Crisis, Opioid Use Disorder, Overdose, Personal Stories, Suboxone, Youth

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  • Images of the six people featured in this documentary, three on either side, with the title Road to Recovery in the middle.
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    Addiction, Interviews

    The Road to Recovery

    TOPICS: Opioid Crisis, Opioid Use Disorder, Overdose, Personal Stories, Recovery, Relapse

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  • Overcast, high-angle wide shot of a working-class neighborhood beneath a large industrial complex with smokestacks, featuring the title overlay "STEEL TOWN DOWN / OVERDOSE CRISIS IN THE SOO" and the VICE logo in the upper right.
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    Addiction, Documentaries

    Steel Town Down: Overdose Crisis on the US-Canada Border

    This documentary examines the devastating impact of the opioid crisis on Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, where addiction, overdose, and limited treatment resources have placed enormous strain on a small community. Through the experiences of a dedicated harm reduction worker, people living with opioid use disorder, and a family desperately trying to save their son, it explores the realities of addiction while highlighting the importance of compassion, harm reduction, and community support in the face of an ongoing public health crisis.

    TOPICS: Canada, Fentanyl, Harm Reduction, Opioid Crisis, Opioid Use Disorder, Opioids, Overdose, Personal Stories, Poverty, Stigma, Youth

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  • A man holds a microphone out to interview a person wearing a black hoodie and cap, with a tent city on Methadone Mile visible in the background.
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    Addiction, Documentaries

    Methadone Mile: Inside Boston's Drug Epidemic

    This documentary explores Boston's Methadone Mile, an area where addiction treatment services exist alongside homelessness, open drug use, and illicit drug markets. Through interviews with healthcare professionals, people living with addiction, individuals in recovery, and street-level dealers, it examines the challenges of recovery in an environment where support and relapse triggers often coexist. The film also explores the policies and circumstances that contributed to the area's development and the ongoing efforts to address the crisis.

    TOPICS: Harm Reduction, Homelessness, Medication-Assisted Treatment, Methadone, Opioid Crisis, Opioid Use Disorder, Opioids, Personal Stories, Poverty, Prevention & Treatment, Public Health, Recovery, USA

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  • Documentary cover with the title, Flood The Overdose Epidemic in Canada, set against a dark window-like background with rain drops with a red heart rate monitor line and five film festival laurels at the bottom.
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    Addiction, Documentaries

    Flood: The Overdose Epidemic in Canada

    This documentary travels across Canada to examine the country's overdose crisis through the experiences of advocates, families, frontline workers, and people directly affected by substance use. Focusing on harm reduction, it explores the efforts being made to prevent overdose deaths, reduce stigma, and improve access to support and life-saving services. Through personal stories and community initiatives, the film offers a broad look at one of Canada's most urgent and ongoing public health challenges.

    TOPICS: Canada, Harm Reduction, Medication-Assisted Treatment, Naloxone, Non-Profits, Opioid Crisis, Opioid Use Disorder, Opioids, Overdose, Personal Stories, Public Health, Stigma, Supervised Consumption Sites

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  • Ray sits on the ground with a "homeless" sign while counting change, with a background of the Toronto lakeshore, and His Name is Ray in big bold letters, alongside mention of multiple TIFF awards that the documentary received.
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    Addiction, Documentaries

    His Name Is Ray

    This powerful documentary follows the daily life of a man experiencing homelessness and addiction on the streets of Toronto, revealing the realities that often go unseen. As Ray navigates fentanyl use, survival, and the constant risks of life on the street, his resilience, humanity, and hope remain at the heart of his story. Rather than relying on stereotypes or sensationalism, this resource offers a compassionate look at the complex relationship between addiction, homelessness, and the ongoing opioid crisis, encouraging greater understanding of the people behind the statistics.

    TOPICS: Canada, Fentanyl, Heroin, Homelessness, Opioid Crisis, Opioid Use Disorder, Opioids, Overdose, Personal Stories, Poverty

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Brenda H., owner of AMH Resources

Brenda H.

BA Psych, Grad. Cert. Addictions & Mental Health

Driven by a deep personal connection to these topics, I created AMH Resources to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and everyday support. I watch, read, and summarize a wide range of free resources to help you navigate the overwhelming amount of information available and find what resonates with your journey. You can learn more about me here.

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