3300-20, 35 minutes, 2004 This film with help you acknowledge your emotions about the terminal illness of someone you love, and will guide in living fully with your loved one through the last months, weeks, or days of your time together. Request
3300-12, 21 minutes, This video is designed to help educators offer the guidance young teens need to handle grief in a positive way by talking about it and reaching an understanding that their feelings are normal, that they are not alone, and that time will help them heal. Accompanied with...
2900-24, 19 minutes, 2004 For some youngsters, feeling like a social outcast or an academic failure can precipitate depression. For others, it may stem from questions about sexual identify, an inability to live up to parental expectations, or the death of a loved one. Request
1000-22, 23 minutes, 2008 This film explores unresolved trauma and grief in the Aboriginal community. MADD Canada, in partnership with Native Counselling Services of Alberta, traveled across Western Canada to find out how individuals and communities can reach out for support after losing a loved one to impaired driving or...
#1600-10, 21 minutes Through discussion and testimonial, this video looks at the grieving process and provides support within the context of traditional First Nations teachings. Request
#1600-9, 17 minutes “SIDS” is the term used when a baby dies suddenly and for no obvious reason. The exact cause of SIDS is unknown, but many factors may contribute to it, such as the environment, the baby’s own development as well as circumstances like poverty, high rates of smoking...
#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
