Managing Obsessive Compulsive Behavior in Schools 40 mins. – This DVD
shows how to recognize obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) in the
classroom and offers strategies for managing difficult behaviors
associated with OCD.40 mins.
D 155.937 GOL 2001 – A Look at Children’s Grief (CD – ROM)
This CD-ROM explores childhood loss and grief and presents techniques
for helping children through the process of grief resolution. It
describes the four psychological tasks of grief experienced by children.30 mins.
DVD 649.1 FAB 2002 – TITLE: How to talk so Kids will Listen:
This set teaches how to build better relationships with children. It
shows how to help children manage their feelings and how to engage a
child’s cooperation. The set also examines alternatives to punishment,
demonstrates ways to encourage autonomy, and teaches specific skills for
giving effective praise. 30 mins.
DVD 306.8742 MEL 2003 – TITLE: Fatherhood:
The Influence in the First Two Years: This DVD
shows how a father reflects on what it means to be a father in married,
single, and divorced households. 30 mins.
DVD 649.1 MOT 2011 – TITLE: Parenting 101:
Basic Skills for Raising Confident Children: This
DVD features illustrative
dramatization and commentary from educators, counselors, and
psychologist. The program
shows how to build strong parent-child relationships, teach and
reinforce desirable behaviors, create an environment that fosters
intellect and confidence, develops a
stable and reassuring routine, and work through parental conflict in a
constructive manner. 23 mins.
D 303.69 DUE 2010 - The Art of Conflict Management:
Achieving Solutions for Life, Work, and Beyond:
24 segments, 30 mins each. Featuring Michael Dues of the University of Arizona
this lecture series defines conflict, considers why it is inevitable, even in
successful relationships; and explains why constructively managing conflict is
essential and beneficial. It covers such topics as the adversary system; win-win
conflict resolution; the roles of perception, emotion, and power in conflict;
conflict styles; dysfunctional conflict strategies; negotiations; and listening
skills.
D632.10 WIN 2004 – Brief Intervention:
This program examines the use of evidence-based
brief intervention for treating mild to moderate substance abuse. It explains
that the method combines motivational interviewing, stages of change, and
cognitive behavioral therapy to help clients identify, asses, and understand
their own patterns of abuse.80 mins
D 155.9 INS 2007 – Stress Management:
Exploring the problem of stress management in
modern society, this program defines stress and examines stress management. It
explains what stress counselors do and considers the efficacy of their remedies.
The DVD also highlights the problem of stress addiction and considers its
prevalence in the US.30 mins
D 616.89152 DAY 2009 - Trauma and the Body:
A Psychodramatic Approach: 86 mins. Explaining
that the body remembers trauma that the brain may not, this program considers
the use of psychodrama to enable somatic memory to become conscious. It features
psychodramtic sessions and shows how to utilize role play, role reversal, and
doubling techniques with clients who have suffered trauma.
D 155.9 MAN 2005 – Basic stress Management:
This program shows how to use basic CBT
strategies to provide clear participatory instructions, teach basic meditation,
and demonstrate competence in the use of positive images. It explores thought –
stopping, teaches how to use Gestalt work from CBT framework, and explains how
to use psychoeducational skills with depressed clients.120 mins
D 362.829 KAR 2011 – Family Violence: The Impact on Children 2 – For
Parents:
In this program, experts and individuals with
experience in family violence situations explore the impact of family violence
on children.25 mins
D 616.858 DEB 2009 – Boyhood Shadows : I swore I’d never tell…”:
Emphasizing that childhood sexual abuse is only
recently beginning to receive widespread attention, this documentary explores
the issue through interviews with adult men about their experiences with abuse
as children.60 mins
D 616.890 SOU 2010 – Mental Health in African American Community:
This program explores everyday aspects of mental
health in an African American community in the South. It examines cultural
identity issues.22 mins
Goal Planning:
This DVD demonstrates how to work on goal planning with a client, and
presents an unrehearsed home visit. It describes the purpose of the
visit, provides important case background information on the client, and
summarizes the results of the visit. 25 minutes
Kinship Care
This DVD examining issues that may arise in a kinship family, this
program discusses family feuds, allegiance to birth parents, and
instances of defiance. 40 minutes
Working with Birth Parents: Visitation
This DVD explains what to expect during visitations with birth parents.
It shows how to deal with cancellations and no-shows and teaches how to
help foster children transition back into a home. 40
minutes
Teaching Moments: How Foster Parents Can Teach Independent Living Skills
To Teens
This DVD shows foster parents how to encourage self-reliance in teens.
28 minutes
Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse and Child Sexual Abuse/ Part 2
Recognizing the Signs of Sexual Abuse
This DVD explains why child abuse often continues for years, identifies
ways in which perpetrators control their victims and their victims’
families, examines the effects of sexual abuse on children, and
describes behavioral indicators of sexual abuse. 68
minutes
Healing Child Abuse thru Psychodrama
This DVD explains that psychodrama enables clients to safely reinhabit
their bodies and make sense of an experience, this program shows how to
utilize role play, role reversal, and doubling with clients who have
suffered the trauma of child abuse. 86 minutes
Substance Abuse
This DVD considers the psychological reasons behind addiction. It
explores the potential consequences of serious drug or alcohol abuse,
including the possibility of turning to a life of petty crime or
prostitution, alienating friends and family, and accumulating serious
debts. The program follows the lives of two former drug addicts,
documenting their struggles to stay clean despite numerous challenges,
and looks at the realities of life in a treatment center.
15 minutes
Adolescent
Drug Abuse:Family –Based
This DVD, Howard Liddle discusses his research on the effective of a
strong, family-based approach when treating substance-abusing youth.
70 minutes
UnderstandingAddictions
This DVD examines addictions and addresses the biological,
psychological, and social aspects of addiction. It considers factors
that cause individuals to begin using drugs and alcohol, shows how drugs
impact the brain, identifies major types of drugs, and explains why drug
addictions are resistant to treatment.
30 minutes
