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NASW - VIDEOS TITLE Contact Hrs. DATE PUBLISHER A Day's Work, A Day's Pay 1.00 2001 New Day Films Follows three welfare recipients in they participate in the largest welfare-to-work program in the nation. When forced to work at city jobs for well below the prevailing wage and deprived of the chance to go to school, these individuals decide to fight back, demanding programs that will help them get off welfare and into real jobs. Addictions Research: Treatment Implications - Jeff Georgi 1.50 1999 Georgi will review the treatment implications of recent advances in addictions-related research. Discussion will include the role of nicotine in relationship to other types of “traditional” drugs. Adoption: What’s It Really Like? 1.75 1989 Lutheran Adoption Svc. Parents speak out: A look at adoptive families as years go by. AIDS: Helping Families Cope 1.00 1998 NASW Prominent social workers discuss critical issues associated with AIDS, including the psychosocial impact on the family, multiple stigmas, grief and loss, and daily living needs. And Thou Shalt Honor . . . 2.00 2002 Wiland-Bell Productions Shown on PBS in Fall 2002, this video discusses the challenge of caregiving for older adults. Much time is spent discussing caregiving and the many avenues that are taken. Addresses issues related to financial concerns which revolve around caregiving of geriatric popu- lations. Are Ethics and Contemporary Social Work Practice Compatible? 3.00 1998 NASW Learn from social workers from a variety of practice settings and view- points as they tackle some of the most compelling ethical issues facing contemporary social work practice—managed care, cultural compe- tency, worker-client boundaries, risk management, and ethical decision making in agency settings. An excellent resource for in-service training, for the classroom, and for practitioners engaged in self- or peer-study. Learn how the 1996 NASW Code of Ethics can guide social workers in today’s tumultuous and litigious practice environment. Asylum: A History of the Mental Institution in detailed study of St. Elizabeth's Hospital in D.C. Discusses effects of deinstitutionalization. Includes rare archival footage, interviews with former patients, and insights from mental health historians David Rothman ( Attention Deficit Disorders, Hyperactivity & Adoptive Families: Hope, Help & Support 2.00 1991 Lutheran Adoption Svc. Before It’s Too Late: Helping Women in Controlling or Abusive Relationships - R. Ackerman 2.75 1999 The speaker will identify the warning signs of controlling/abusive relationships, the impact on children and how to get help for them and identify indicators of personal growth. (2 videos) Broken Child: Case Studies of Child Abuse 1.00 2002 An HBO Production Susan Sarandon narrates this examination of the cycle of child abuse. Case studies include children with developmental difficulties caused by maternal drug addiction, post-traumatic stress disorder brought on by scenes of extreme violence in the home, and life-threatening injuries from beatings. Changing Family Lifecycle: Clinical Implications - Monica McGoldrick 0.50 1989 NASW Citizen Action in Mental Health Advocacy: The VIDEOS - Page 2 TITLE Contact Hrs. DATE PUBLISHER Client Record & Professional Liability 0.25 1990 NASW Death of One’s Own (On Our Own Terms, Moyers on Dying series) 1.50 2000 Films for the Humanities More and more Americans are looking for opportunities to exert some & Sciences measure of control over where and how they die. In this program, Bill Moyers unravels the complexities underlying the many choices at the end of life, including the bitter debate over physician-assisted suicide. Three patients, their families, and their doctors discuss some of the hardest decisions, including how to pay for care, what constitutes humane treatment, and how to balance dying and dignity. In the end, do these patients die the way they wanted? Yes . . . and no. DETA Brain Series 1997 Basic evaluation of the dementia patient requires knowledge about neuro- pathological alterations, psychological symptoms, and sociological reality of the family caregiver. This 10-part series contains basic information about normal aging, clinical assessments, the neurobiology of dementia, and management strategies for symptoms of both cognitive and psychiatric symptoms. This edu- cational material is appropriate for primary care practitioners, nurses, social workers, and professionals in the long-term-care industry. Part 1 - Understanding the Aging Mind 1.00 Part 2 - Basic Brain Function 1.00 Part 3 - Common Neuropsychiatric Disorders in the Elderly 0.50 Part 4 - Basic Evaluation of the Dementia Patient 1.00 Part 5 - Cognitive Symptoms of Dementia 1.00 Part 6 - Psychiatric Symptoms of Dementia 0.50 Part 7 - Behavioral Problems Associated with Dementia 1.00 Part 8 - End of Life Care for Patients with Dementia 1.00 Part 9 - Vascular Dementia and Diffuse Lewy Body Disease 1.00 Part 10 - Dementia Other Than Alzheimer’s Disease: 1.00 Fronto-Temporal Dementia, Alcoholic Dementia, Pressure Hydrocephalus, Creutzfelt-Jacob Disease Developing a Leadership Style of Positive Personal Influence - 1.00 1999 Chuck This lively session will encourage participants to reflect on factors which contribute to their own physical health and emotional well-being with emphasis on burnout prevention. Different Kind of Care (On Our Own Terms, Moyers on Dying series) 1.50 2000 Films for the Humanities At the end of life, what many Americans want is physical and spiritual & Sciences comfort in a home setting. In this program, Bill Moyers presents the important strides being made in the area of palliative care at pioneering institutions such as who fear that they will be a burden to loved ones, will suffer needlessly, or will be abandoned in their hour of greatest need. The Doctor Is In . . . Childhood Sexual Abuse 0.50 2001 Films for the Humanities Psychiatrists, social workers, and law enforcement officials discuss patterns & Sciences Of abuse, manipulation, signs and reporting of abuse, teaching prevention skills, and treatment of offenders. Eating Disorders: Obsessions with Food - John Bradshaw 1.00 1994 Courage to Change Features the material from Bradshaw’s PBS television series on eating disorders. Interviews 4 women who have overcome eating disorders, including obesity, bulimia, anorexia, bingeing, and the thin-fat obsession. Eating Disorders: The Danger of Diets - John Bradshaw 1.00 1994 Courage to Change Features the material from Bradshaw’s PBS television series on eating disorders. Explores why diets don’t work but actually cause weight gain. Eating Disorders: Ten Components of Non-Addictive Eating - 1.00 1994 Courage to Change John Bradshaw Features the material from Bradshaw’s PBS television series on eating disorders. Explains the 10 components of non-addictive eating. TITLE Contact Hrs. DATE PUBLISHER Educate: Creating Inhalant Abuse Awareness Together 0.25 1998 National Clearinghouse for Education is the key to preventing a child’s deadly mistake. Educate Alcohol & Drug Information yourself and your kids. Embracing Our Sexuality: Women Talk About Sex 0.75 New Day Films A compelling look into the conversations of nine women who gather together to talk about sexuality. The women range in age from their 20's to their 70's and come from diverse racial backgrounds and sexual orientations. The women talk frankly about sexual orientation, menstru- ation, masturbation, sexual fantasies, orgasms and the effect of AIDS and sexual abuse on their lives. Both serious and humorous, the wide range of experiences offers a unique opportunity for all viewers--men and women--to talk about their sexual identities. Empowering Our Clients: Overcoming Apathy and Barriers - 1.00 1999 Beverly Watts-Davis This lecture will cover strategies in recognizing barriers clients face in their lives and ways of empowering them to seek help and change their lives. Faces of Change: Social Work in the New Millennium 0.50 1998 Council on Soc.Wk. Educ. & Finding Our Way: Men Talk About Their Sexuality 0.75 New Day Films This frank and free-flowing series of discussions by men about their sexuality invites honest inquiry on the part of the viewer. It facilitates exploration of topics such as: the search for intimacy, anxiety about "sexual performance," homosexuality, masturbation, AIDS, sex and aging, sensuality and relatedness. Future of the Family in an Aging Society - Alejandro Garcia 0.50 1989 NASW Healing the Angry Heart - Cardwell Nuckols 1.50 1999 The presenter will look at anger through different glasses and offer techniques and approaches for assessing and managing angry clients. Discussion will include how counter-transference can interfere with the establishment of therapeutic alliance. Hidden Victims: Children of Domestic Violence 1.00 2000 Lifetime Television Interviews children and mothers of domestic violence. Also focuses on treatment and shelter programs to aid victims. HIV/AIDS: 20 Years Later 1.50 2002 1 Vision 1 This film consists of numerous interviews with HIV/AIDS clinics, case managers, and people infected with HIV and AIDS. The mission of this video is to promote education & awareness of current issues regard- ing HIV and AIDS. I Am Your Child: The First Years Last Forever (w/guide & IBM diskette) 0.50 1998 Reiner Fdtn/Johnson & Johnson The new research in brain development tells us of the vital importance of the relationship between caregiver and child in the critical first years of life. New parents have a wonderful opportunity to help their child reach its full poten- tial. Includes information on bonding and attachment, communication, health and nutrition, discipline, self-esteem, child care, and self-awareness. Key Considerations in Working with Hispanic/Latino Families - 2.75 1999 Ron Figueroa Figueroa will highlight the impact of alcohol and other drugs among Hispanic/Latino families and will introduce general concerns about their traditional families. Legacies of Social Change: 100 Years of Prof. SW in the Takes viewers through the birth and regrowth of the Work's early & recent leaders featured. Stories tell of the values and forces That gave rise to the profession in public & private sectors and recount Struggles & achievements of each leader to carry out social work's mission. VIDEOS - Page 4
TITLE Contact Hrs. DATE PUBLISHER Let’s Put Fun Back into DysFunctional (Parts 1 & 2) - Carla Raper 2.75 1999 Roper will present an innovative and creative approach to dealing with the vocabulary use, the mental and emotional processing, and the actual behavioral consequences of persons who are affected by alcohol and other drug use. (2 videos) Living with Dying (On Our Own Terms, Moyers on Dying series) 1.50 2000 Films for the Humanities Death, which sooner or later comes to all, is treated as a strangely taboo & Sciences subject in new ways of thinking—and talking—about dying. Forgoing the usual reluc- tance that most Americans show toward speaking about death, patients and medical professionals alike come forward to examine the end of life with honesty, courage, and even humor, demonstrating that dying can be an incredibly rich experience both for the terminally ill and their loved ones. Lobbying Tips for Social Workers 0.50 1989 NASW Madness: A History (from 5-part series Kill of Cure: A History of 1.00 2003 Films for the Humanities Medical Treatment) & Sciences In the past, there was no such thing as mental illness, only madness. Its treatment was often indistinguishable from torture or murder. This program follows the long, often grim road towards understanding and treating mental illness. Through testimonials, original manuscripts, photos, and extensive footage from medical archives, leading doctors and medical historians trace the history of asylums, the development of psychoanalysis, electroconvulsive therapy, and the rise of psychopharmacology. The program also details the once widespread use of phrenology, lobotomy, and lobotomy's ancient precursor, trepanning. Making a Difference: Influencing State Policy 0.50 1998 Nat. Com for Educating Students Managing Antisocial & Aggressive Behavior in Adolescents - Parts 2.75 1999 1 & 2 - Cardwell Nuckols This workshop will cover the clinical evaluation of aggressive behavior in adolescents as well as the difference between predatory and affective violence. (2 videos) Native Americans: The Social Work Role - Wilma Mankiller 0.50 1989 NASW Personality Disorders 1.00 1992 The Annenberg/CPB Collection This illuminating and moving video covers the spectrum of personality disorders, paying particular attention to Borderline and Antisocial Personality Disorders. Noted therapists, physicians, and researchers weave their commentary on causal factors, treatments and prognoses around the patients' own stories. Professional as a Witness: Testifying with Authority 0.25 1990 NASW Professional Choices: Ethics at Work 0.75 1995 NASW Developed to help professionals practice ethically, social work practi- tioners, educators, and administrators discuss ethical social work practice. Case scenarios highlight the fine line between sound ethical practice and professional misconduct as participants talk candidly about the frequently encountered ethical issues that can arise in day-to-day practice. (Two copies available) Rhinocerology: How to Make It through the Jungle of Life - 1.50 1999 Beth Higgs The “Rhino Lady” takes a unique look at motivation from within, focusing on some functional tools for achieving success, coupled with key ingredi- ents to help people learn how to laugh at themselves. VIDEOS - Page 5 TITLE Contact Hrs. DATE PUBLISHER Servant Leadership: Service to the People - Don Coyhis 1.00 1999 Coyhis will discuss which values drive an effective servant leader and describe how to give up power and control versus interconnectedness. Silent Movies: Responding to the Client, Series 1 and Series 2 0.50 Interactive video program for training in observation of non-verbal communication. Psychologists suggest there may be some universality in the way certain emotions are expressed facially and through other gestures. This video includes seven such common ways of expressing different feelings. Social Workers & the Challenge of Violence Worldwide, Parts 1 & 2 - 2.00 1990s NASW Charles Kuralt Charles Kuralt leads riveting discussions that explore violence, its causes, and its solutions—and what communities in the the world are doing to stop violence. Featured are personal accounts of individuals who are working to stop violence, including gang prevention in rural Start Me UP—Motivate Students re Careers in Child Welfare Soc. Wk. 0.25 1993 Child Welfare League of State vs. Swan -Testifying in a Criminal Child Sexual Abuse Trial 1.00 1998 NASW Covers criminal proceedings from the opening statements to the jury through testimony, cross-examination, re-direct, re-cross, and rulings. Strong in Broken Places: How Do You Know When You Are Getting 1.00 1999 Better? - R. Ackerman Ackerman will identify common strengths that help people survive trauma, and he will examine various methods of motivating clients to change. Suicide: No Turning Back 0.50 2001 Educational Video Network Explains why some people are more prone to suicidal tendencies than others. Presents various theories about what causes a person to take his or her own life and teaches how to recognize pre-suicidal behavior and seek help. SW Centennial Commemorative Celebration, They Hit Me: When Children Are Abused 1.00 2001 Films for the Humanities Scrutinizes the self-sacrificing work of a social worker walking fine line between intervention and intrusion in suspected child abuse. Includes case of two-year-old allegedly beaten to death by his father’s girlfriend. Produced by CBS News. Time to Change (On Our Own Terms, Moyers on Dying series) 1.50 2000 Films for the Humanities Whether they want to or not, four out of five Americans likely will die in hospitals or nursing homes, and the care they get will depend on both who is providing it and who is footing the bill. In this program, Bill Moyers introduces crusading medical professionals—including staff members of the Balm in Gilead Project in selves to improving end-of-life care by changing health system. Understanding and Overcoming Depression - Father Leo Booth 1.50 1999 Participants will learn a non-religious understanding of spirituality. Booth will explain what depression is and how it affects the body-mind-emotion of a person. Understanding Borderline Personality Disorder - Marsha M. Linehan, Ph.D. 0.50 1995 Courage to Change A straightforward introduction for therapists, the program explains border- line personality disorder and provides a thorough overview of Dr. Linehan’s uniquely effective treatment approach, called Dialectical Behavior Therapy. Includes actual case sessions illustrating the nature of the disorder and the intense emotional discomfort these clients suffer.
TITLE Contact Hrs. DATE PUBLISHER Treating Borderline Personality Disorder - Marsha M. Linehan, Ph.D. 0.75 1995 Courage to Change In actual therapy sessions, the video shows Dr. Linehan teaching patients the use of such skills as mindfulness, distress tolerance, interpersonal effectiveness, and emotional regulation in order to manage extreme be- liefs and behaviors. Viewers observe a team of therapists work through the range of problems and frustrations that arise in treatment. Vicarious Traumatization I: The Cost of Empathy 0.75 1995 Cavalcade Productions Vicarious Traumatization II: Transforming the Pain 0.75 1995 Cavalcade Productions Violence and Mental Illness - A Community Solution 1.75 1998 PsychoEducational The National Crime Prevention Council, the National Sheriffs’ Assoc., and Resources, Inc. RadioShack have joined forces to provide free crime-prevention tips and materials for law enforcement and community organizations. As down- sizing of mental health facilities proceeds nationwide, law enforcement officers and members of the community are responding to more situations involving people with mental illness. Explores answers to common mis- conceptions and provides clear suggestions for positive resolutions to volatile situations. We Don't Live Under Impassioned discussion drives this documentary which questions the origins of despair. With hard-to-find facts disputing the alleged biological basis of depression, raises complex issues about how society handles depression and other mental "disorders." Personal, political, surprisingly inspirational--may change the way you think about "normal." What Do Social Workers Do? - Charles Kuralt 0.50 1991 NASW This video, written and produced by CBS News Correspondent Charles Kuralt, provides an astute overview of social work. Kuralt covers the profession—from working with abused and neglected children to delivering social services for senior citizens and the homeless—and talks with social workers, administrators, and business leaders about social work services and education. When Budgets Drive Policy - Nancy Amidei 0.75 1989 NASW Where There Is Laughter, There is Hope - Bob Mitchell 1.50 1999 Mitchell will demonstrate how humor can be appropriate for dealing with another person or with oneself. He will suggest methods to improve sense of humor with contrasts between positive and negative humor. Williamson Case - Testifying in a Child Abuse Hearing 1.00 1998 NASW Teaches court procedures and techniques for testifying effectively under direct and cross-examination. Working with High Risk Students - Orville Dean 1.00 1998 Courage to Change Schools are under the highest pressure for academic excellence at a time when parental support of children is eroding. These greater expectations with diminishing resources place high levels of stress on staff and students. Dean provides some clear and simple ideas that will increase student suc- cess and reduce staff stress. Covers the latest research and information of resiliency, protective factors, developmental assets and the value of multiple intelligence-based instruction in our schools.
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