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Women Who Served in Our Military (70:00/41:00 min)
Hosted by Jane Pauley, this video describes how VA medical and mental health centers nationwide have changed to offer more services oriented towards women and their special needs. The video is available in two versions: 1) for providers, 2) for veterans and families. Women veterans need not be apprehensive about seeking care through the VA.
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Women Who Served in Our Military
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Surgeon General's Speech on PTSD (15:24)
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RealPlayer, 5.4mb
Quicktime Med-Bandwidth, 14mb
Quicktime Hi-Bandwidth, 23mb
Windows Media, 7.7 mb
Windows Media Hi-Bandwidth, 23mb
Windows Media Higher-Bandwidth, 40mb
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Hope for Recovery (9:30)
A video describing PTSD, produced by the PTSD Alliance, a group of professional and advocacy organizations that have joined forces to provide educational resources to individuals diagnosed with PTSD and their loved ones; those at risk for developing PTSD; and medical, healthcare and other frontline professionals. (10 minutes)
Note: Involves dramatizations of individuals briefly describing interpersonal traumas which may be upsetting for some individuals.
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RealPlayer, 3572 kb
Quicktime Low-Bandwidth, 541 3 kb
Quicktime Med-Bandwidth, 97 65 kb
Quicktime Hi-Bandwidth, 976 5 kb
Windows Media, 5036 kb
Windows Media Hi-Bandwidth, 14455 kb
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Children and Trauma (20:34)
A program for mental health professionals, school administrators, and teachers. Trauma's impact on children and schools, normal and prolonged stress responses, assessment considerations, and intervention models are presented. Funded by the Federal Emergency Management Agency through the National Institute of Mental Health, and administered by the California State Department of Mental Health.
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Children and Trauma, Parts 1-4
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Satellite Broadcasts
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PTSD, Allostatic Load and Medical Illness (93 min)
Further develops practitioners' clinical knowledge and skills concerning psychobiological models of chronic stress and PTSD that are risk factors for medical illness.
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Psychopharmacology of PSTD (90 min)
Increases participants' knowledge in identifying target symptoms in PTSD for pharmacological treatment and to provide basic information on the mechanisms of action of various classes of pharmacological agents.
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Readiness to Change in PTSD Treatment (102 min)
Reviews clinical issues and research findings in the treatment of combat-related PTSD, the PTSD Motivation Enhancement Group, and a proposed model of PTSD treatment failure based on the Stages of Change model.
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Trauma Exposure, PTSD and Violence (107 min)
Increases the participants' clinical knowledge of theories related to the "cycle of violence" in both adolescents and adults. Increases skill in identifying and treating dysfunctional anger and violent behavior as comorbidities of PTSD.
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PTSD: Assessment of Traumatic Experience & Responses (100 min)
Reviews key elements of developing a strategy for assessing clients, including sources of information, purpose of the assessment, and ways to make assessments and discussing results with clients more therapeutic.
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Understanding the C & P PTSD Examination Process (65 min)
Assists mental health professionals and claims raters to better understand and improve the C&P PTSD examination process.
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Wounded Spirits, Ailing Hearts: PTSD and the Legacy of War Among American Indian & Alaska Native Veterans
Contains interviews with native veterans and family members, providing powerful personal examples of military experience and readjustment to civilian life. They also describe experiences and perceptions about problems encountered when seeking or obtaining assistance from the VA, the Indian Health Service (IHS), community and tribal resources.
Each video will help viewers and staff recognize the cultural impact on the veteran and enable them to interact with the veteran in a manner that demonstrates respect for the cultural and social values, as well as the spiritual and emotional needs of the Native American veteran suffering from PTSD. Each video is accompanied by additional key content and resource information for each targeted group of VA staff.
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For Primary Care Providers and Ancillary Health Professionals Tape 3 (43 min)
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For Mental Health Professionals Tape 4 (54 min)
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For the General Public Tape 1 (63 min)
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For American Indian and Alaskan Native veterans and their Families Tape 2 (63 min)
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PTSD Among Asian-American and Pacific Islander Veterans
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Perspectives for Medical Providers (57 min)
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Perspectives for Veterans and Family (39 min)
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War on Many Fronts: African American Veterans with PTSD
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Information for Veterans and Family (34 min)
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Perspectives for Treatment Providers (63 min)
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Combat on Many Fronts: Latino Veterans and PTSD
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Provider Perspectives (67 min)
Available in English closed caption.
For Veterans and Families (38 min)
Available in English and Spanish closed caption.
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