2012 New Releases Catalogue November - Learningemall.com

IDENTIFICATION IDENTIFICATION OF OF TH THE TH E
RITUALLY RITUALLY ABUSED ABUSED CHIL CHILD CHIL CHIL
A professional training program
highlighting the sometimes subtle
indicators that point to possible cult
victimization. Clinicians utilize a variety of
play therapy techniques,including sand
trays and projective art.
Item no. : LA07860207
Format : DVD
Duration : 40 minutes
Price : USD 170.00
IDENTIFYING
IDENTIFYING
DISSOCIATION DISSOCIATION IN
IN
CHILDREN
CHILDREN
Intended for teachers, social workers,
nurses,and other professionals working
with children,this video covers the
traumatic origins ofdissociation, common
misdiagnoses such as attention deficit
disorder and conduct disorder, classroom
behaviors, and the importance of early
recognition.
Item no. : VC07860208
Format : DVD
Duration : 32 minutes
Price : USD 170.00
INVISIBLE INVISIBLE INVISIBLE WALLS WALLS
WALLS
Shows the dependence of American social
interaction upon nonverbal communication.
Focuses on the invisible barriers erected
by individuals approximately eighteen
inches from their bodies. Richard A.
Cowan uses hidden cameras to record the
distress responses occurring when these
walls are violated. Subsequent analysis
reveals patterns that appear to be learned
and culturally derived, rather than innate.
Invisible Walls observes that Americans
may need to learn new notions about
personal space as population pressures
increase.
Item no. : LS07860213
Format : DVD
Duration : 12 minutes
Price : USD 240.00
JUNG JUNG SPEAKS SPEAKS SPEAKS OF OF FREUD
FREUD
Features an interview with Dr. Carl Jung at
his home in Zurich, Switzerland. Jung
discusses his early interest in
psychopathology and word-association
experiments and the ways he was
influenced by, and differed with Sigmund
Freud. Richard I. Evans and J.W. Meany.
Item no. : HN07860216
Format : DVD
Duration : 28 minutes
Price : USD 140.00
LEGAL LEGAL ISSUES ISSUES IN IN IN TRAU TRAUMA TRAU MA
THERAPY THERAPY I: I: I: THE THE MEMOR MEMORY MEMOR Y
WARS
WARS
Recent years have seen a vigorous and
well publicized against sexual abuse
survivors and their therapists, exemplified
by the false memory of movement. Laura
Brown, David Calof, and Alan Scheflin
describe the essence of the false memory
attack, and explore how therapists can
modify their procedures in order to protect
themselves. Four therapists who have
undergone legal harassment tell their
stories. Examine the motives and tactics of
the false memory movement, and its effect
on providing care for trauma survivors.
Topics include defamation and
harassment of therapists, lawsuits by
patients and family members, complaints
to licensing boards, and the targeting of
prominent figures in the field of trauma
work.
Item no. : AV07860233
Format : DVD
Duration : 49 minutes
Price : USD 170.00
LEGAL LEGAL ISSUES ISSUES IN IN TRAU TRAUMA TRAU MA
THERAPY THERAPY II: II: STRATEGI
STRATEGIES
STRATEGI ES
AND AND STANDARDS
STANDARDS
STANDARDS
Recent years have seen a vigorous and
well publicized against sexual abuse
survivors and their therapists, exemplified
by the false memory of movement. Laura
Brown, David Calof, and Alan Scheflin
describe the essence of the false memory
attack, and explore how therapists can
modify their procedures in order to protect
themselves. Four therapists who have
undergone legal harassment tell their
stories. Discusses the kinds of mistakes
that can contribute to problems, how to
defend a suit, and what preventative
measures to take. Topics include getting
informed consent, maintaining the
therapeutic alliance, knowing when to refer,
taking appropriate notes, and staying
current in the field. Consultation, collegial
support, media contacts, and political
action are also covered.
Item no. : RD07860234
Format : DVD
Price : USD 170.00
MASTERING MASTERING MASTERING TRAUMATI
TRAUMATIC
TRAUMATI
TRAUMATIC
C
MEMORIES MEMORIES I:
I:
INTRODUCTION,
INTRODUCTION,
INTRODUCTION,
INTERVIEW, INTERVIEW, ABREACTIO
ABREACTION
ABREACTIO
This DVD provides a comprehensive
introduction to the subject, as well as a
model preparatory interview and a sample
abreactive session. Subtopics include:
indicators for not doing abreactive work,
ideomotor signals, hypnotic induction,
creating a safe context, controlling intense
affect, and safety for vulnerable alter
personalities.
Item no. : ME07860259
Format : DVD
Duration : 92 minutes
Price : USD 180.00
MASTERING MASTERING TRAUMATIC
TRAUMATIC
MEMORIES MEMORIES II: II: II: SPECIAL SPECIAL
SPECIAL
IS ISSUES IS
SUES
A series of role-play vignettes explores a
variety of difficult clinical situations: alters
who block therapy, self-mutilation,
spontaneous abreactions, homicidal alters,
out-of-control behavior, and character
pathology
Item no. : BT07860260
Format : DVD
Duration : 73 minutes
Price : USD 170.00
MASTERING MASTERING TRAUMATIC
TRAUMATIC
MEMORIES MEMORIES III: III: III: ADVANC ADVANCED
ADVANC ED
TECHNIQUES
TECHNIQUES
TECHNIQUES
Specific therapeutic techniques are
demonstrated,including:age regression,
cognitive restructuring, hypnotic
fractionation, managing touch,and time
distortion
Item no. : MH07860261
Format : DVD
Duration : 36 minutes
Price : USD 145.00
NATURAL NATURAL HISTORY HISTORY OF OF
OF
LAUGHTER, LAUGHTER, A
A
By Jacques Mitsch
For how long have we been laughing? Are
human beings the only ones to laugh? In
the past, scientists tended to neglect such
questions of laughter, leaving them to the
philosophers. Jacques Mitsch's A
NATURAL HISTORY OF LAUGHTER
explores recent scientific attempts to
explicate this most elusive of human
faculties, undertaken by scientists who
see it as a means of approaching some of
the larger mysteries of neurology and
human behavior.
The investigation begins in the United
States with Robert Provine, a
neuroscientist and psychologist at the
University of Maryland who has devoted
his career to the study of the evolution of
human laughter and the neural
mechanisms that produce it. We follow
Provine into the classroom, the lab, and
finally, the field - in this case, a college
cafeteria - as he explains what his studies
of laughter have revealed about the
human brain.
But laughter did not begin with humans.
The film burrows deeper into its
evolutionary origins with Dutch ethologist
Jan Van Hoof, another pioneer of the
laughter sciences. Van Hoof takes us
inside his chimpanzee observation cabin
to witness his behavioral experiments with
the primates, showing us how he
determined what constitutes chimpanzee
laughter, and how he distinguishes
between different vocalizations and facial
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