Box 6
Contains 8 Results:
Maslow and self-actualization: Part I (Honesty, Awareness) and Part II (Freedom), 1977
A presentation of Psychological Films. Santa Ana, California.
Abraham Maslow discusses the dimensions of self-actualization and elaborates on research and theory related to honesty, awareness, freedom and truth.
*Michael, a gay son, 1980
*Mother may I? (school version), 1981
Produced by Shared Futures Films, directed by Linda Feferman, written by Linda Feferman and Gwenda Blair.
This film deals with sexuality and teenage pregnancy as seen through the eyes of an eleven-year-old girl and her sixteen-year-old sister, who thinks she is pregnant. The film shows how they learn how to communicate about sexuality and how to act responsibly on sexual issues.
Portrait of a nurse (HF2677), 1976
Produced by Butler Freedman Films, Cambridge, Mass.
A nurse practitioner describes her practice and her partnership with a physician. Attitudes towards nurse practitioners and the limits of their roles are described.
*Principles of development (McGraw-Hill Child Development Series), 1950
Produced by Crawley Films Limited. Ottawa, Canada for McGraw-Hill Text-Films. The McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc.
This film outlines the fundamentals and basic principles of development, and considers the variables which make each child different from every other one.
*Psychiatric nursing: the nurse-patient relationship, 1958
Psychotherapy (HF2427), 1978
Produced by Eclipse Films for Davidson Films. Distributed by CRM McGraw-Hill Films.
This film provides an overview of the basic process of psychotherapy and of the major elements common to all psycho-therapeutic techniques. Through a series of three case vignettes, it examines three central themes: providing a safe relationship, working through ideas and feelings, and developing new cognitive and behavioral patterns for self-evaluation and interpersonal relationships.
*Rose by any other name, 1976
By Judith Keller, produced by the Adelphi University Center on Aging, Garden City, NY.
This film centers on Rose, a 79-year-old female resident of a nursing home, who is found in the bed of a male resident. It shows how their warm, intimate, and fulfilling relationship and Rose's personal wishes are threatened by the nursing home's administration and her family.