#100-101, 20 minutes, 2009 Several teens describe what led them to self-injury, how they got help, and how they found healthy ways to deal with their problems. Identifies some of the reasons why young people self-injure. Request

#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

#1800-8, 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

#1800-17, 18 minutes, 1998 Today more than two million teenagers suffer from clinical depression- which can lead to substance abuse and even suicide – but only 40% seek help. In this fact-filled, down to earth program, medical professionals and six young men and women speak out about depression: what it...

1800-30, 56 minutes, 2004 Psychosis is a brain disorder where an individual experiences some loss of contact with reality. Symptoms include hallucinations, delusions, paranoia and disorganized thoughts and speech. Three people share their personal stories: Amanda, 16, Max, 12, and Tara, 18. Request

#100-11, 18 minutes, 1996; Heart felt examination of marriage breakdown from children’s perspectives. Encourages children to express their thoughts and feelings as one of the most therapeutic ways to accept their difficult situation and get on with their lives. Request