3600-63, 27 minutes, 2001 This film speaks directly to teens and offers a valuable tool to teachers, counsellors and community youth leaders who want to explored the homophobic language heard in schools and other youth hangouts.   Request

2100-104, 60 minutes, 1995 Join Loretta LaRoche as she helps you get your head out of the clouds and gain clarity on how love, laughter and a positive outlook can help us all to better navigate parental potholes. Request

2100-103, 34 minutes, 2007 Here is a proven step-by-step tool that will help any parent handle toddler misbehavior with confidence and consistency. Request

2100-102, 30 minutes, 2007 Shows young parents how to finish school, become financially responsible, set goals and achieve their dreams. Request

2100-101, 35 minutes, 2007 This series shows young parents how to recognize and cultivate healthy relationships with partners, family members and friends. Request

2100-100, 29 minutes, 2007 This dvd helps parents understand and successfully respond to the unique needs that children have in single-parent families. Request

2100-99, 29 minutes, 2007 This dvd offers valuable tips for parents about continuing their education, balancing work and home life, living on a budget, and taking care of themselves in order to take care of their children to the best of their ability. Request

2100-97, 24 minutes, 2000 More than any other age group, teens are the most likely to be involved in car crashes. Teens are also more likely than any other age group to be reported as exceeding the speed limit, driving too fast for conditions, failing to control the vehicle and...

2100-96, 24 minutes, 2000 Abstinence is the only sure way to prevent HIV infection, but experts say if you know your child is sexually active, it’s time for a serious discussion about AIDS and how to prevent it. Your child might be ready for that talk earlier than you think....

2100-95, 24 minutes, 2000 Teens use alcohol and drugs for many reasons, including to experiment, to induce good feelings, to reduce stress, to fee grown up or to “fit in.”   Request