Human Addiction and the Brain
Drug addiction is a disease of the brain, and teens are at highest risk for acquiring this disease. That is the startling conclusion recently arrived at by brain experts, based on the latest research findings. This program illustrates the amazingly complicated structure and function of the brain using colorful and compelling visuals and computer animations

Domestic Violence and Children

Severely wounded, their mother kept crying out, "Please don’t kill me! Please don’t kill me!" What effects do the sights and sounds of domestic violence have on the malleable minds of children?

All in the Mind: Understanding the Complexity of the Brain

In this program, Dr. Susan Greenfield expresses her belief that all aspects of human experience will eventually be explained in terms of the physical processes of the brain. Cases drawn from the history of brain research—from the earliest and crudest studies of the effects of brain injury to the latest data derived from brain surgery on patients who are awake and alert—offer insights both fascinating and controversial.

Angry Young Men
What Parents, Teachers and Counselors Can Do To Help "Bad Boys" Become Good Men

DUI: Choices & Consequences

Independence:A Lifeskills Guide
for Teens

Why Am I Here? Engaging the Reluctant Client