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Doctor Is In, 2, Childhood Depression
produced by Jamie Guth, in Doctor Is In, 2 (Millis, MA: Aquarius Health Care Media, 2000), 30 mins
4-8 percent of American children experience bouts of major depression. This program will look at depression among children, with special attention to what the children themselves say about coping with this disease. It includes interviews with David G. Fassler, MD, a Child psychiatrist and Author of Help Me I'm Sad...
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produced by Jamie Guth, in Doctor Is In, 2 (Millis, MA: Aquarius Health Care Media, 2000), 30 mins
Description
4-8 percent of American children experience bouts of major depression. This program will look at depression among children, with special attention to what the children themselves say about coping with this disease. It includes interviews with David G. Fassler, MD, a Child psychiatrist and Author of Help Me I'm Sad, and Steven Atkins, Psy.D., a psychologist at Dartmouth Medical School.
Field of Study
Psychology
Content Type
Personal narrative, Interview
Contributor
Jamie Guth
Date Published / Released
2000
Publisher
Aquarius Health Care Media
Series
Doctor Is In
Topic / Theme
Disorders, Youth, Counseling & Therapy, Race, Adolescent psychology, Child psychology, Depressive disorder, Youth violence, Suicide, Journal writing
Copyright Message
Copyright 2000 Dartmouth-Hitchcock
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Ending the Cycle of Violence, 4, Actions Have Consequences
directed by Victress Hitchcock, in Ending the Cycle of Violence, 4 (Millis, MA: Aquarius Health Care Media, 2007), 23 mins
This groundbreaking series provides a bold new approach to Violence Prevention, which introduces youth to the essential life skills of: Understanding Consequences, Developing Empathy, Practicing Forgiveness, and Making Non-Violent Choices. The series is based on the nationally recognized community-based prevention...
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directed by Victress Hitchcock, in Ending the Cycle of Violence, 4 (Millis, MA: Aquarius Health Care Media, 2007), 23 mins
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This groundbreaking series provides a bold new approach to Violence Prevention, which introduces youth to the essential life skills of: Understanding Consequences, Developing Empathy, Practicing Forgiveness, and Making Non-Violent Choices. The series is based on the nationally recognized community-based prevention programs developed by TKF, an educational foundation started in memory of Tariq Khamisa, a 20-year-old college student who was shot an...
This groundbreaking series provides a bold new approach to Violence Prevention, which introduces youth to the essential life skills of: Understanding Consequences, Developing Empathy, Practicing Forgiveness, and Making Non-Violent Choices. The series is based on the nationally recognized community-based prevention programs developed by TKF, an educational foundation started in memory of Tariq Khamisa, a 20-year-old college student who was shot and killed by 14-year-old Tony Hicks in San Diego in 1995.
The DVD's include engaging animated sequences depicting the latest research on brain chemistry and how choices affect brain development with commentary by juvenile forensic psychiatrist, Dr. Jeffery Rowe.
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Field of Study
Counseling & Therapy
Content Type
Personal narrative
Author / Creator
Victress Hitchcock
Date Published / Released
2007
Publisher
Aquarius Health Care Media
Series
Ending the Cycle of Violence
Topic / Theme
Violence and crime, Youth, Counseling & Therapy, Drug abuse, Violent crime, Youth violence, Death, Adolescents, Homicide, Anger management
Copyright Message
Copyright 2007 Aquarius Health Care Media
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Keeping Kids Healthy, 3, Bipolar Disorder in Children
in Keeping Kids Healthy, 3 (Millis, MA: Aquarius Health Care Media, 2005), 41 mins
One minute your child is on top of the world -- giddy with laughter, full of energy and confidence. The next, he's raging, or crying, or talking of suicide. There might be tantrums, even threats or acts of violence. What's going on? The answer might - might - be bipolar disorder (formerly called 'manic depression'...
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in Keeping Kids Healthy, 3 (Millis, MA: Aquarius Health Care Media, 2005), 41 mins
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One minute your child is on top of the world -- giddy with laughter, full of energy and confidence. The next, he's raging, or crying, or talking of suicide. There might be tantrums, even threats or acts of violence. What's going on? The answer might - might - be bipolar disorder (formerly called 'manic depression'), a mood disorder that can strike children as well as adults. Hear what leading experts have to say about proper diagnosis and treatme...
One minute your child is on top of the world -- giddy with laughter, full of energy and confidence. The next, he's raging, or crying, or talking of suicide. There might be tantrums, even threats or acts of violence. What's going on? The answer might - might - be bipolar disorder (formerly called 'manic depression'), a mood disorder that can strike children as well as adults. Hear what leading experts have to say about proper diagnosis and treatment.
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Field of Study
Psychology
Content Type
Personal narrative
Date Published / Released
2005
Publisher
Aquarius Health Care Media
Series
Keeping Kids Healthy
Topic / Theme
Disorders, Youth, Counseling & Therapy, Parent-child relationships, Adolescents, Children, Bipolar disorder
Copyright Message
Copyright 2005 Montefiore Medical Center and Educational Broadcasting Corporation
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Keeping Kids Healthy, 11, Coping With an Alcoholic Parent
in Keeping Kids Healthy, 11 (Millis, MA: Aquarius Health Care Media, 2006), 1 hour 7 mins
Your spouse is an alcoholic, and your family life is in chaos. Alcohol addiction has taken over the life of your spouse and your family. But there are things you can do while your spouse is drinking, and even if he or she stops to make things easier on your family life, and on your kids. This dramatic program take...
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in Keeping Kids Healthy, 11 (Millis, MA: Aquarius Health Care Media, 2006), 1 hour 7 mins
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Your spouse is an alcoholic, and your family life is in chaos. Alcohol addiction has taken over the life of your spouse and your family. But there are things you can do while your spouse is drinking, and even if he or she stops to make things easier on your family life, and on your kids. This dramatic program takes you into the lives of real people who have embarked on the long road to recovery from addiction, and it shares the intimate struggles...
Your spouse is an alcoholic, and your family life is in chaos. Alcohol addiction has taken over the life of your spouse and your family. But there are things you can do while your spouse is drinking, and even if he or she stops to make things easier on your family life, and on your kids. This dramatic program takes you into the lives of real people who have embarked on the long road to recovery from addiction, and it shares the intimate struggles of families dealing with this all too common disease. There are real tips here, solid information on how you can improve your family life until your spouse the alcoholic parent can begin to help you turn things around.
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Field of Study
Psychology
Content Type
Personal narrative, Interview
Date Published / Released
2006
Publisher
Aquarius Health Care Media
Series
Keeping Kids Healthy
Topic / Theme
Substance abuse, Family and relationships, Counseling & Therapy, Physical abuse, Alcohol abuse, Spousal relationships, Parent-child relationships, Alcohol dependence, Substance abuse counseling
Copyright Message
Copyright 2006 Montefiore Medical Center and Educational Broadcasting Corporation
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Next Door: A Documentary About a Teenage Alcoholic and Her Family
written by Jack Clements; directed by Jack Clements (Millis, MA: Aquarius Health Care Media, 2003), 52 mins
This documentary, by director J. Clements, is about a teenage alcoholic and her family.
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written by Jack Clements; directed by Jack Clements (Millis, MA: Aquarius Health Care Media, 2003), 52 mins
Description
This documentary, by director J. Clements, is about a teenage alcoholic and her family.
Field of Study
Psychology
Content Type
Documentary
Author / Creator
Jack Clements
Date Published / Released
2003
Publisher
Aquarius Health Care Media
Topic / Theme
Substance abuse, Family and relationships, Addictions, Parenting, Psychology, Family relations, Adolescent development, Adolescents, Teenage adjustment, Alcohol dependence, Alcohol abuse
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2003 by Aquarius Health Care Media
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Positive Voices: Living with HIV/AIDS
written by Stephen Minichiello; produced by Fast Forward Productions (Millis, MA: Aquarius Health Care Media, 2009), 26 mins
This documentary, by Fast Forward Productions, is about living with HIV/AIDS.
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written by Stephen Minichiello; produced by Fast Forward Productions (Millis, MA: Aquarius Health Care Media, 2009), 26 mins
Description
This documentary, by Fast Forward Productions, is about living with HIV/AIDS.
Field of Study
Psychology
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Fast Forward Productions
Author / Creator
Stephen Minichiello
Date Published / Released
2009
Publisher
Aquarius Health Care Media
Topic / Theme
Physical issues, Demographics, Health, Sexual intercourse, Psychology, Coping behavior, Death, Acquired immune deficiency syndrome, HIV infection (symptomatic)
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2009 by Aquarius Health Care Media
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Primary Focus, 3, Sins of the Fathers: Men Who are Sexually Abused By Priests
produced by Mona Hennein, Primary Focus, in Primary Focus, 3 (Millis, MA: Aquarius Health Care Media, 2005), 21 mins
Men tell stories of hurt, healing, and hope as they recount the abuse they suffered at the hands of priests. A look at how the church and these survivors are working together to make amends and restore the faith of those affected.
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produced by Mona Hennein, Primary Focus, in Primary Focus, 3 (Millis, MA: Aquarius Health Care Media, 2005), 21 mins
Description
Men tell stories of hurt, healing, and hope as they recount the abuse they suffered at the hands of priests. A look at how the church and these survivors are working together to make amends and restore the faith of those affected.
Field of Study
Psychology
Content Type
Personal narrative
Contributor
Mona Hennein, Primary Focus
Date Published / Released
2005
Publisher
Aquarius Health Care Media
Series
Primary Focus
Topic / Theme
Psychological issues, Sex and sexual abuse, Crime, Places of worship, Sexual intercourse, Counseling & Therapy, Psychology, Sexual abuse of child, Recovery, Male populations
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2005 by Aquarius Health Care Media
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A.I.D.S. at 21: Is Anybody Listening
directed by Gene A. Davis, 1939-2007; produced by Dean Radcliffe-Lynes and Gene A. Davis, 1939-2007 (Sherborn, MA: Aquarius Health Care Media, 2004), 24 mins
21 years after the CDC report that AIDS among African American men was on the rise, comments bring forth the challenges facing the African American community; particularly its young men. Young people and experts express their feelings on the future: what is needed, their hopefulness or lack of it, and their spirit...
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directed by Gene A. Davis, 1939-2007; produced by Dean Radcliffe-Lynes and Gene A. Davis, 1939-2007 (Sherborn, MA: Aquarius Health Care Media, 2004), 24 mins
Description
21 years after the CDC report that AIDS among African American men was on the rise, comments bring forth the challenges facing the African American community; particularly its young men. Young people and experts express their feelings on the future: what is needed, their hopefulness or lack of it, and their spirit, dedication and compassion.
Field of Study
Health Policy
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Dean Radcliffe-Lynes, Gene A. Davis, 1939-2007
Author / Creator
Gene A. Davis, 1939-2007
Date Published / Released
2004
Publisher
Aquarius Health Care Media
Topic / Theme
African-Americans, Public health, Homosexuality, Health, HIV infection (symptomatic), Acquired immune deficiency syndrome, Adolescents, Female populations, African Americans, Jamaicans
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2004. Used by permission of Aquarius Health Care Media.
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Keeping Kids Healthy, 6, ADHD: What It Is, What It Isn't
written by Winnie King; directed by Dan Glovach; presented by Winnie King; produced by Mercedes Leigh Johnson, in Keeping Kids Healthy, 6 (Millis, MA: Aquarius Health Care Media, 2005), 16 mins
What's the difference between a rambunctious kid with lots of energy and a kid with ADHD? A home of a family with an ADHD teenager, shows us what ADHD behaviors are and how they affect the family. Then, find out from the experts what the symptoms are, how it's diagnosed, and what parents can do to advocate for the...
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written by Winnie King; directed by Dan Glovach; presented by Winnie King; produced by Mercedes Leigh Johnson, in Keeping Kids Healthy, 6 (Millis, MA: Aquarius Health Care Media, 2005), 16 mins
Description
What's the difference between a rambunctious kid with lots of energy and a kid with ADHD? A home of a family with an ADHD teenager, shows us what ADHD behaviors are and how they affect the family. Then, find out from the experts what the symptoms are, how it's diagnosed, and what parents can do to advocate for their children who do have ADHD. A Keeping Kids Healthy program.
Field of Study
Psychology
Content Type
Personal narrative, Interview
Contributor
Mercedes Leigh Johnson
Author / Creator
Winnie King, Dan Glovach
Date Published / Released
2005
Publisher
Aquarius Health Care Media
Series
Keeping Kids Healthy
Topic / Theme
Disorders, Youth, Counseling & Therapy, Family relations, Adolescents, Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, Behavior therapy, Drug therapy
Copyright Message
Copyright 2005 Montefiore Medical Center and Educational Broadcasting Corporation
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Keeping Kids Healthy, 7, Adolescent Onset Schizophrenia: 1 in 100 Young People
written by Winnie King; presented by Winnie King, in Keeping Kids Healthy, 7 (Millis, MA: Aquarius Health Care Media, 2008), 28 mins
Unlike schizophrenia that strikes in very early childhood, the adolescent-onset variety is frequently highly treatable, and young people have a greater likelihood of fully regaining their lives. But it's up to their families to act quickly and decisively - to recognize the symptoms, and be relentless in getting an...
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written by Winnie King; presented by Winnie King, in Keeping Kids Healthy, 7 (Millis, MA: Aquarius Health Care Media, 2008), 28 mins
Description
Unlike schizophrenia that strikes in very early childhood, the adolescent-onset variety is frequently highly treatable, and young people have a greater likelihood of fully regaining their lives. But it's up to their families to act quickly and decisively - to recognize the symptoms, and be relentless in getting and maintaining the expert treatment their children need. This film will help you learn how that is done.
Field of Study
Psychology
Content Type
Personal narrative
Author / Creator
Winnie King
Date Published / Released
2008
Publisher
Aquarius Health Care Media
Series
Keeping Kids Healthy
Topic / Theme
Disorders, Youth, Counseling & Therapy, Relapse, Misdiagnosis, Insomnia related to other mental disorder, Parent-child relationships, Adolescents, Schizophrenia, Drug therapy
Copyright Message
Copyright 2008 Aquarius Health Care Media
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