1800-53, 30 minutes, 2010; Five young people talk about their experiences with psychosis and recovery. Request

1800-54, 54 minutes, 1994; This video features Dr. Robert Eliot… one funny cardiologist! This program is loaded with jokes and great advice. The message he delivers in such an entertaining fashion is how to use stress reduction techniques to raise our personal and work productivity while maintaining health and resistance...

1800-55, 28 minutes, 2000; Four to eight percent of North American children experience bouts of major depression. For teenage girls, the rate is as high as 16 percent. Early treatment makes a big difference for these children, interrupting patterns of repeated depression later in life, improving school performance and socialization,...

1800-56, 16 minutes, 2009 Learn how to tackle stress in five easy steps: 1. Identify the source of your stress. 2. Eliminate or avoid stress whenever possible. 3. Rethink the stress you can’t avoid. 4. Cope with the stress you can’t rethink. 5. Seek support. With guidance from Dr. David...

1800-55, 16 minutes, 2009 Stress affects everyone. Yet most people fail to make the connection between their own stress and the onset of stress-related health problems like recurrent colds, high blood pressure, mood disorders and chronic pain. With the help of Dr. David Katz, a medical consultant for ABC news,...

1800-57, 16 minutes, 2009 Wouldn’t you like to let stress just roll right off your back? Wouldn’t it be empowering to take criticism without being bothered by it? Wouldn’t it be great if you could communicate clearly in difficult situations without offending anyone? With help from Dr. David Katz, a...

1800-58, 23 minutes, 2006 This program will help frontline health workers and managers recognize their energy levels as well as acknowledge and deal positively with daily frustrations, co-worker and management conflicts, as well as time constraints. Request

1800-59, 22 minutes, 2001 Viewers learn about some unexpected symptoms of chronic stress and the dangers involved with them. They are also told how to recognize the difference between good stress and bad stress. Three techniques to manage stress (avoidance, short-circuiting, mitigation) are explained and demonstrated. Request

1800-60, 19 minutes, 2003 The dynamic of how alcohol and drugs affect a person with bipolar disorder is examined. Issues such as: genetics, depression, mania and brain mechanics are explored. Treatments such as psychological therapy and anti-depressant drugs are also presented. Request

1800-61, 49 minutes, 2009 What is it like for families of bipolar children and teens? This documentary takes viewers inside five households ravaged by the illness, revealing painful dilemmas over medication, school, and family dynamics Request