Stress, Trauma, and the Brain

Name: Stress, Trauma, and the Brain
Duration: 57 min
Description: In the first section of this program, doctors from Harvard Medical School study the chronic psychological stress of modern living in light of humans’ innate fight-or-flight mechanism. The second section describes revolutionary imaging techniques and their applications to brain tumor research. The third section focuses on two cases of brain trauma. FREDDIE Award, Silver Cindy Award.

(Films Media Group, 1999), 57 mins, 57 page(s)

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Abstract / Summary: In the first section of this program, doctors from Harvard Medical School study the chronic psychological stress of modern living in light of humans’ innate fight-or-flight mechanism. The second section describes revolutionary imaging techniques and their applications to brain tumor research. The third section focuses on two cases of brain trauma. FREDDIE Award, Silver Cindy Award.
Field of Interest: Psychology
Duration: 57 mins
Format: DVD
Page Count: 57
Publisher: Films Media Group
Release Date: 1999
Subject: Psychology, Social Sciences, Psychology & Counseling

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