1995 Responding to Child Maltreatment Conference. Presentation by Pat Bruno & JOhn McCann.

Lenore Walker demonstrates the course of therapy with a middle-class, 35 year-old woman who has a history of childhood sexual abuse and battering by her current husband. This program illustrates the effectiveness of the survivor therapy approach, which combines interventions derived from both feminist and post-traumatic stress disorder approaches.

1995 Responding to Child Maltreatment Conference. Also available in Cassette.

Sexually abusive families present specific needs in treatment. Dr. Renee Fredrickson discusses the issues, rules, and roles of the sexually abusive family system.

1995 Responding to Child Maltreatment Conference. Presentation by Randell Alexander & Jan Bays. Also available in Cassette.

1995 Responding to Child Maltreatment Conference. Presentation by Joanne Welter & Mike Becker. Also available in Cassette.

With the explosion in diagnosis of attention disorders in children, professionals as well as family members wish to understand the experience of these kids and how to respond in a helpful way. This video describes what the disorder creates on the inside of the child and the cycle it sets into motion for adults around them. This video also explores the role of medication, as well as psycho-social interventions which may assist these kids to succeed and may help parents and other providers be less frustrated in providing ongoing assistance. Features Deb DeWitz, MSW.

1997 Responding to Child Maltreatment Conference. Presentation by Bartholet.

Taped lecture by Dr. Robert Ackerman. He presents seven variables on how alcoholism affects childhood and adult life.

1997 Responding to Child Maltreatment Conference. Presentation by Harvey.

The McMartin child sexual abuse trial and the effect the outcome of this trial has on therapists, social workers, attorneys, media, and medical professionals is the topic of a group discussion of multi-disciplinary professionals. The group faces the challenge of who should be the lead person or Apoint@ in the child sexual abuse assessment and intervention process.

This four-part filmstrip-on-videotape is designed to increase awareness of AIDS by presenting the facts about symptoms, transmission and treatment. It also seeks to alert the public to practical methods of protection, introduce medical research, and to develop an understanding for the plight of AIDS victims. (may not be current information)

Fetal Alcohol Syndrome is one of the three leading causes of mental retardation and the only one that is entirely preventable. Many parents-to-be are unaware of the dangers of drinking alcohol during pregnancy and of the consequences of giving birth to a child with FAS or FAE. This program provides high-impact support to Health and Life Skills units on human growth and development, reproduction, alcohol and drug education, and behavioral choices. For grades 9-12 and adults.

Short documentary about the Black Church 's embracement of African American lesbians and gay men as dedicated members of its spiritual family.

Presentation made by Brendan Cunning, LMFCC, at the 1998 National Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Association Conference.

Decades of study have proven repeated spankings lower a child's sense of self-worth, promote violence as a means of resolving conflict, and contribute to the escalating break up of families, increase in violent crime, and rise in alcoholism and drug use.
This 15 -minute video presents seven of the most common reasons why parents use spanking as a means of disciplining their children. Alternatives to spanking are presented to dispel the myhts that spanking is an act of love, based on Biblical writings or is the best way to discipline a child. Viewers are encouraged to discuss the information presented and develop a non-hitting parenting attitude.

Dr. Frank Ascione, professor of psychology at Utah State University, explores the connection between child maltreatment and animal abuse and the implications for intervention and treatment.

1997 Responding to Child Maltreatment Conference. Presentation by Finkelhor. Also available in Cassette tape.

This video series provides an overview of the 1997 Adoption and Safe Families Act (ASFA). Produced by the Dave Thomas Foundation, which has been actively involved in adoption issues nationwide, the videotapes feature concepts of concurrent planning, family group conferencing, work with Aresource@ families for foster/adopt placements, and covers the philosophical issues behind the passage of this act. The tapes are made for specific disciplines, as noted by title. The video AFast Track to Permanency@ is a short 10 minute general overview of the act and philosophy. The other tapes in the series are approximately 20-30 minutes. ACreative Strategies...@ is most helpful with an audience of social workers or therapists in the foster/adopt system and APathways to Permanence@ is the newest tape featuring family group conferencing, mediation, and concurrent planning as models and tools helpful in working with families and achieving permanency for children. All tapes emphasize the teamwork approach to reaching a permanent plan for children.

This video series provides an overview of the 1997 Adoption and Safe Families Act (ASFA). Produced by the Dave Thomas Foundation, which has been actively involved in adoption issues nationwide, the videotapes feature concepts of concurrent planning, family group conferencing, work with Aresource@ families for foster/adopt placements, and covers the philosophical issues behind the passage of this act. The tapes are made for specific disciplines, as noted by title. The video AFast Track to Permanency@ is a short 10 minute general overview of the act and philosophy. The other tapes in the series are approximately 20-30 minutes. ACreative Strategies...@ is most helpful with an audience of social workers or therapists in the foster/adopt system and APathways to Permanence@ is the newest tape featuring family group conferencing, mediation, and concurrent planning as models and tools helpful in working with families and achieving permanency for children. All tapes emphasize the teamwork approach to reaching a permanent plan for children.

This video series provides an overview of the 1997 Adoption and Safe Families Act (ASFA). Produced by the Dave Thomas Foundation, which has been actively involved in adoption issues nationwide, the videotapes feature concepts of concurrent planning, family group conferencing, work with Aresource@ families for foster/adopt placements, and covers the philosophical issues behind the passage of this act. The tapes are made for specific disciplines, as noted by title. The video AFast Track to Permanency@ is a short 10 minute general overview of the act and philosophy. The other tapes in the series are approximately 20-30 minutes. ACreative Strategies...@ is most helpful with an audience of social workers or therapists in the foster/adopt system and APathways to Permanence@ is the newest tape featuring family group conferencing, mediation, and concurrent planning as models and tools helpful in working with families and achieving permanency for children. All tapes emphasize the teamwork approach to reaching a permanent plan for children.

This video series provides an overview of the 1997 Adoption and Safe Families Act (ASFA). Produced by the Dave Thomas Foundation, which has been actively involved in adoption issues nationwide, the videotapes feature concepts of concurrent planning, family group conferencing, work with Aresource@ families for foster/adopt placements, and covers the philosophical issues behind the passage of this act. The tapes are made for specific disciplines, as noted by title. The video AFast Track to Permanency@ is a short 10 minute general overview of the act and philosophy. The other tapes in the series are approximately 20-30 minutes. ACreative Strategies...@ is most helpful with an audience of social workers or therapists in the foster/adopt system and APathways to Permanence@ is the newest tape featuring family group conferencing, mediation, and concurrent planning as models and tools helpful in working with families and achieving permanency for children. All tapes emphasize the teamwork approach to reaching a permanent plan for children.

This video series provides an overview of the 1997 Adoption and Safe Families Act (ASFA). Produced by the Dave Thomas Foundation, which has been actively involved in adoption issues nationwide, the videotapes feature concepts of concurrent planning, family group conferencing, work with Aresource@ families for foster/adopt placements, and covers the philosophical issues behind the passage of this act. The tapes are made for specific disciplines, as noted by title. The video AFast Track to Permanency@ is a short 10 minute general overview of the act and philosophy. The other tapes in the series are approximately 20-30 minutes. ACreative Strategies...@ is most helpful with an audience of social workers or therapists in the foster/adopt system and APathways to Permanence@ is the newest tape featuring family group conferencing, mediation, and concurrent planning as models and tools helpful in working with families and achieving permanency for children. All tapes emphasize the teamwork approach to reaching a permanent plan for children.

This video series provides an overview of the 1997 Adoption and Safe Families Act (ASFA). Produced by the Dave Thomas Foundation, which has been actively involved in adoption issues nationwide, the videotapes feature concepts of concurrent planning, family group conferencing, work with Aresource@ families for foster/adopt placements, and covers the philosophical issues behind the passage of this act. The tapes are made for specific disciplines, as noted by title. The video AFast Track to Permanency@ is a short 10 minute general overview of the act and philosophy. The other tapes in the series are approximately 20-30 minutes. ACreative Strategies...@ is most helpful with an audience of social workers or therapists in the foster/adopt system and APathways to Permanence@ is the newest tape featuring family group conferencing, mediation, and concurrent planning as models and tools helpful in working with families and achieving permanency for children. All tapes emphasize the teamwork approach to reaching a permanent plan for children.

1997 Responding to Child Maltreatment Conference. Presented by Coulborn-Faller. Includes Part I & II

Taped presentations at the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abuse conference. Presented by Schwartz, Dahmes and Hemphil.

Taped presentations at the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abuse conference. Presented by Lang Taylor, Robert Staunton and Rick Minnich.

Taped presentations at the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abuse conference. Presented by John Conte.

Taped presentations at the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abuse conference. Presentation by Micchio-Fonseca, Bumby and Halstenson-Bumby.

Taped presentations at the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abuse conference. Presented by Robert McGrath.

Taped presentations at the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abuse conference. Presented by Abrams, Brecht, Stoops, Balser, Deming and Bunce.

Taped presentations at the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abuse conference. Presented by Marques, Steele, Schwartz and Berliner.

This video introduces Native American children to the Federal and Tribal court, the vocabulary used in court, and the personnel involved in courtroom settings. The purpose of this video is to help prepare child victims and witnesses to testify, alleviate the common fear of entering courtrooms, and attempt to promote positive feelings.

1995 Responding to Child Maltreatment Conference. Presentation by Cynthia Kuelbs, Christine Giordano
Also available in Cassette Tape.

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