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The Lion in the House SeriesThis 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 Click here for detailsThis 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 DescriptionFind A Lion in the House on Facebook Win a free LION companion book. Go to Facebook and tell us how you use the LION modules in your work!
ADD SECOND OPINION TO YOUR COLLECTION & SAVE $100 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 RightsDon’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
Prod #: A-HTHMS2D
28 minutes, © 2008, $150, available in Spanish
Video ClipsAquarius lets you preview films right on your computer! Freedom Chasers: The Importance of Independence for Teens with a Disability Living with a disability means that you find yourself both struggling with the need to be independent as well as being dependent on others at the same time. The kids in this film have Cerebral Palsy, Spina Bifida, Juvenile Arthritis and Down Syndrome. More films with clips... |
New Films Women's Issues: Part of the Second Opinion Series Candid, honest and often heated, Second Opinion lets you discover, first hand, how doctors navigate their way through tough medical decisions. Hosted by nationally acclaimed Dr. Peter Salgo, it brings together real doctors, tackling real-life medical cases in a way you've have never seen before.  Managing Stress Learn how to tackle stress in five easy steps: 1. Identify the source of your stress. 2. Eliminate or avoid stress whenever possible. 3. Rethink the stress you can't avoid. 4. Cope with the stress you can't rethink. 5. Seek support. With guidance from Dr. David Katz, a medical consultant for ABC news, your audience will follow four people as they learn to use this simple formula to deal with credit card debt, traffic jams, depression and a difficult boss. More New Films... MS SurveysHelp us out... we want to hear from you. your responses to this survey will help with our new film project on MS.Click on the survey that focuses on the length of time you've had MS. When a Parent Has MS Living with MS for over 20+ years Living with MS just diagnosed to 19 years Survey for Health Professionals |
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