Health and Psychology Resources
Bob Hoglund, a Sr. Faculty of The William Glasser Institute, demonstrates the Reality Therapy process with an angry parent. Bob talks about the demonstration afterward.
Duration : 0:8:53
This continuing medical education program introduces the philosophy of disaster mental health. Topics covered include characteristics of disasters, anxiety reactions, coping styles, PTSD, mass casualties and resources available for health professionals. Series: “UC Grand Rounds Series” [7/2007] [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 13017]
Duration : 0:29:41
Nutrition by Natalie
Nutrition for your Mind
One aspect of nutrition is what you put in your body and things you avoid putting in your body but what about things you put in your mind.
Things you put into your mind have an effect on your mental health and wellness.
Entertainment is good thing but does it make your smarter, or does it make you a better person? This video discusses the concept of edification which means mental, emotional and spiritual improvement or enlightenment.
This video discusses how you can pay attention to the effect that information has on you and avoid things which are toxic to the mind; causing anxiety, upset, depression, hopelessness, stress, etc. and put good things in your mind which make you feel happy, increase you understanding of life, have a positive effect on your emotions, etc.
Education plays a key role in continuing to develop as a human being and maintaining a healthy life style and being happy.
Please visit Natalie’s website at
http://www.nutritionbynatalie.com
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Duration : 0:9:29
Journey of Recovery (2006) Bart Kean
In conjunction with Kean Digital Films, MHA/NC is pleased to introduce Journey of Recovery, an extraordinary documentary that takes a close look at mental illness. Produced by Bart Kean and Ted Thomas, two mental health consumers who reside in North Carolina, this film was created to make people aware that you can recover from a mental illness. Various and individualized paths have led numerous people to recovery and the hope of Bart and Ted is that this film will be used as a learning and teaching tool to inspire consumers to take the Journey of Recovery.
Director: Bart Kean
Producer: Bart Kean, Ted Thomas
Production Company: Kean Digital Films
Keywords: Mental Health; Mental Illness; Ted Thomas; Bart Kean; Wellness; Recovery; Journey of Recovery; Kean Digital Films; The Mental Health ociation in North Carolina; Bipolar Disorder; Depression; Recovery Tools; Psychosocial Rehabilitation; PBH; Psychiatry; Psychology
Contact Information: bartkean@hotmail.com
Creative Commons license: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States
Duration : 0:28:28
Hello all. I wanted to video document my tics while they were waxing really hard. I finally got the confidence to do some videos. I was watching South Park. Sorry about the sound quality. I want to make video’s to inform people about tourette’s syndrome, tell my story, and maybe I can help some people. If anyone has any questions about tourette’s please ask. I will try and answer them. I don’t have allot of time so If I don’t answer or it takes me awhile please be understanding. And if you try to leave negative comments I will not post them. This is a negativity free channel. I know that I am a semi butch lesbian and that I look guyish. I don’t need jerks to tell me what I am. Thanks all. Peace love and Harmony!
Duration : 0:10:29
This is a video feature the work of the East Side Institute for Group and Short Term Psychotherapy, and international Training Program - www.eastsideinstitute.org
Duration : 0:10:0
Explore the Pepperdine University Graduate School of Education and Psychology experience through the first-hand accounts of Pepperdine students, faculty, and alumni. Founded on the understanding of service through leadership, the psychology master’s and doctoral programs at Pepperdine prepare students to make a difference in their community.
http://gsep.pepperdine.edu/psychology/
Duration : 0:7:31
Dr. Ivory A. Toldson presents findings from “Breaking Barriers: Plotting the Path to Academic Success for School-Age African-American Males.”
Quality of life, as measured by how happy the student felt about his life, was the strongest emotional predictor of academic success among school-age black males. Academically successful African-American males were almost twice as likely to report feeling happy about the quality of their life when compared to those with failing grades. Feeling tired in the morning and feeling lonely were additional mental health factors that significantly impaired academic functioning among black male students.
Presentation at “Breaking Barriers: The Obama Administration, The 111th Congress and the Future of School-age Black Males” The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation (CBCF), along with Howard Universitys School of Education and the Open Society Institutes Campaign for Black Male Achievement, hosted the forum. The three-hour event took place in the Senate Caucus Room (SR-325) of the Russell Senate Office Building on Friday April 24.
Duration : 0:4:35
Real people telling the story of schizophrenia