The Lion in the House Series

This award-winning series offers intimate, in-depth teaching DVDs on issues of childhood cancer, including survivorship, spirituality, and pediatric end-of-life.

Just released is a NEW module about Nurse-Patient Relationships

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This timeless series is based on the PBS documentary A Lion in the House, which debuted at Sundance and was awarded a Primetime Emmy. Essential viewing for health care professionals, educators, medical and nursing students, social workers, hospice and hospitals.

Full Series Description

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Win a free LION companion book. Go to Facebook and tell us how you use the LION modules in your work!

The Second Opinion Series

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The goal of the series is to improve doctor/patient communication and empower viewers to take charge of their own healthcare.

Each 28 minute program can be purchased individually for $150 or as a complete series for $5,999.

This series includes close to 60 films in the following categories:
Aging: 9 films
Cancer: 9 films
Vision: 2 films
Healthcare: 8 films
Heart Issues: 7 films
Mental Health: 7 films
Neurological: 5 films
Nutritional Issues: 5 films
Women's Issues: 4 films

Closed Circuit/Streaming Rights

Don�t forget to inquire about our unlimited Closed Circuit and Streaming rights for your next order. Rights are available on most of our films for a low, one-time rate.

For more information, please call (508) 376-1244.

The Making Connections Series

Making Connections: The Doctor-Patient Relationship Exploring the essential connection between the doctor and the patient.

Funded by The National MS Foundation and the Christopher Reeve Foundation

Nothing is more important than to have a physician share their insights about what helps a patient to heal.

Prod #: A-HTHMS3D, 28 minutes, � 2009, Price on DVD: $150.00

Making Connections: The Challenges, Fears and Hopes Teens & Young Adults Share Their Stories Explore the lives of teens and young adults.

Funded by The National MS Foundation and the Christopher Reeve Foundation

Living with a parent with MS can be very hard or not that big of a deal. This film looks at the feelings, interactions and relationships that teens and young adults have and how they share with siblings, parents and friends.

Prod #: A-HTHMS2D 28 minutes, � 2008, $150, available in Spanish

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Video Clips

Aquarius lets you preview films right on your computer!

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Awe-Inspiring Waves for Relaxation & Healing: California I

Helps in recovering from illness, injury, or addiction by promoting inner peace & rest.

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New Films

One Gay, One Straight: Complicated Marriages

How would you feel if you discovered that your intimate partner is homosexual? Find out, as heterosexual wives and husbands tell their stories directly in this unique documentary. This film opens the secret closet shared by mixed-orientation families.

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Aging Out

Aging Out profiles three teenagers who "age out" of the foster care system and suddenly discover they're on their own. Although they become parents, battle drug addiction, experience homelessness, and land in jail, they also use the resiliency they developed from years of abuse to take control of their lives. Ultimately, this emotionally complex documentary becomes a deeply affecting portrait of the struggles of three young people to overcome the scars of their troubled childhoods in order to realize their dreams of independence and fulfillment.

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MS Surveys

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