#100-102, 53 minutes, 1997 This dvd helps parents and teachers understand the causes of oppositional behavior and shows effective strategies to manage children and teens who display oppositional behavior at home and at school. Request
#100-103, 18 minutes, 2001 This documentary-style program focuses on the consequences of the high-risk activities young people engage in when they drink. Unwanted sex, date rape, and assault are three of the most common outcomes of excessive drinking. Request
#100-104, 57 minutes, 2013 In this film, doctors and clinicians join teens and young adults with firsthand accounts to discuss the symptoms and consequences of substance use. Request
#100-105, 20 minutes, 2015 This program offers teens insight on how to honestly assess the health of relationships, particularly romantic relationships and intense friendships, and then presents concrete steps to help viewers end unhealthy relationships. Request
100-106, 23 minutes, 2011, This sensitive, informative film offers revealing portraits of real LGBT kids who have come out in schools across the country, as well as their straight allies and their teachers who have dealt with this issue. Request
#1800-7, 47 minutes, 1998 Weaving together personal stories with images of memory and ritual, this film explores the experience of loss by death. Parents, siblings, children and friends speak about their grieving process and the need to redefine relationships and reassess values. Request
#1800-8, 31 minutes, 2000; This documentary features four young people telling their stories about depression and attempted suicide. Suicide is the second highest cause of death among teens. The toughest part about depression for most young people is accessing help. Request
#1800-10, 60 minutes, 1995 Loretta LaRoche is ready to help viewers in their continuing quest to get a handle on their stress. Topping off Humor Your Stress Loretta shows eight steps to enlightenment- which translated means “lightening our ways”. This will include: finding the humor in everyday situations; learning how...
#1800-11, 80 minutes, 1997 Loretta Laroche examines the irrational and exaggerated patterns of thinking that drive us all nuts: The Awfulizer and Catastrophizer, the individual with an incessant need to blow life’s smallest events out of proportion; the Mind Reader who has a perceived ability to predict suffering – and...
#1800-12, 28 minutes, 2001 This program explains from The Doctor is In explains the disease through the experiences of several people, including 60 Minutes host Mike Wallace, Kay Redfield Jamison, psychiatrist and author of a book on her life with manic-depressive illness; artist Lama Dejani; and State Department official Robert...
