| 3. PTSD In Children: Move In the Rhythm of the Child The third in a series of DVDs, this video explains the circumstances, symptoms and therapy techniques for childhood Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. The DVD features five noted PTSD specialists: Dr. Kathleen Nader, D. S. W. Erwin R. Parson, Ph. D. , author of “Inner City Children of Trauma: Urban Violence Traumatic Stress Response Syndrome (U-VTS) and Therapists’ Reponses.” This article is in the book, “Countertransference in the Treatment of PTSD,” edited by J. Wilson and J. Lindy, New York: Guilford Press, 1994. Angie Panos, Ph.D, CEAP Carl C. Bell, M. D. Frank M. Ochberg, M. D. All featured participants donated their time. Primarily intended for health professionals and school personnel, this sixty-minute DVD provides the most up-to-date information on the study of PTSD in children and its relevance in our communities. The following sections are contained in this DVD: SYMPTOMS OF PTSD Re-experiencing  Avoidance  ArousalSTAGES OF TREATMENT Psychological First Aid Initial Assessment Brief Therapy Long Term TreatmentTREATMENT TOPICS Drawing & Play Inner City Psycho-Pharmacology Grief and Grieving Clinician Self-Care© 199540 minutes DVD- $30.00. Order DVD.  View Video Clip | Back to DVD Homepage | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Reviews: DVD Review 3. PTSD in Children: Move in the Rhythm of the Child Youth Today: The Newspaper on Youth Work. “This third tape in a series explains the symptoms, circumstances and therapeutic techniques for children with post-traumatic stress disorder. Geared towards counselors and caretakers, the video quietly emphasizes the spiritual aspect of coping strategies while offering sound advice on short-term, long-term and psychopharmacological therapy as well as the extenuating circumstances of treating PTSD in some inner city children. The video is based upon the work of Dr. Frank Ochberg, a professor of psychiatry at Michigan State University, and interviews with therapists and counselors who have dealt with the children with PTSD. Highly recommended.” | Back to DVD Homepage | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| DVD Review3. PTSD in Children: Move in the Rhythm of the ChildVideo Review from The Family Violence and Sexual Assault Institute“Looking for an excellent videotape to facilitate your mission of identification and treatment of traumatized and particularly abused children? PTSD in Children is such a videotape. It is well-organized, articulate and sensitive to the therapeutic needs of children who are victims of various types of time-limited, as opposed to chronic trauma and/or neglect. Five noted PTSD specialists which include Frank Ochberg, Carl Bell, Kathleen Nader, Erwin Parson and Angelea Panos present the most current information on the study of PTSD in children and its relevance in our communities. This videotape is an excellent teaching tool for all individuals involved in the “helping professions,” whose lives are dedicated to the resolution of traumatic experience. Specifically, therapists, social workers, school personnel, health professionals, and all member of community “critical incident” teams, would benefit from viewing this presentation. Kudos are in order for the presenters, who donated their time, and the Dart Foundation, who provided the funding for this work. This video receives a “two-thumbs-up” recommendation.”Paula K. Lundberg-Love, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology, University of Texas @ Tyler. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
