Featured Titles

Waiting to Rise
At age five, Rob Roozeboom was diagnosed with an incurable disease, Muscular Dystrophy. His body would continue to deteriorate, but he refused to let his dreams do the same.
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What Parents Need to Know From Kids About Divorce
"What Parents Need to Know From Kids About Divorce" is a compilation of candid interviews with kids ages 4-18 talking about their experiences of their parents divorce.

Illness in the Family
This unique 21-minute DVD, the only one of its kind, is an enlightening exploration of serious illness in the family, told from the healthy kid's perspective.

The Vanishing Oath
Why are 60% of physicians in the United States either contemplating leaving medicine or have already? Find out in this compelling documentary

Boys & Men Healing
Boys and Men Healing is a documentary about the impact the sexual abuse of boys has on both the individual and society, and the importance of healing and speaking out for male survivors to end the devastating effects.

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Spanish Titles
We now offer many of our award winning titles in Spanish. Click the "Spanish Titles" tab on the left for a full list of films available in Spanish.

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Dating Violence
Should We Expect Respect?

One in three teen relationships are abusive. Sure to provoke discussion, this program helps viewers see the difference between healthy and abusive relationships, understand why some teens are more vulnerable to abuse, and consider the behaviors needed to break free from unhealthy relationships. A diverse panel of teens and educators candidly share their personal stories and hard-won insights into this issue.

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Featured Series

The Maple Ave Series- New Module

Loves Me Not
The 8th installment in the Award-Winning MAPLE AVE Series, 'Loves Me Not' focuses on dating/domestic violence from the POV of a 17 year old deceased victim named Cari. Cari was relentlessly beaten by her boyfriend, Marcos and so viciously bullied by his friends after leaving him that she, ultimately, took her own life. Now Cari finds herself helplessly watching the same thing happen all over again to another girl, Sharon (Marcos' new girlfriend).

Other Maple Ave Modules:

Maple Ave: The Complete Series

Promise Me

The Hurting

P.S. I Miss You

Jenny's Reasons

Ghosts in the Hall

More Than This

Hating Tami

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

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.

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Aging Series: Part of the Second Opinion Series

Second Opinion brings together real doctors, tackling real-life medical cases in a way you've have never seen before. The films in this collection focus on Aging issues, and include: Dementia, End of Life, Joint Replacement, Longevity, Memory Enhancement, Osteoarthritis, Stroke, Osteoporosis and Macular Degeneration

Walking in the Dark
Finding the Light in Autism

Autism is a rapidly growing developmental disorder that affects 1 out of 100 children in the United States.When Parents are given the diagnosis that their child has autism, they often feel a sense of being lost or feel hopeless. In the documentary, �Walking in the Dark: Finding the Light in Autism�, hope is restored. The primary purpose is to serve as an educational tool to help parents seek those unanswered questions, find ways to network and get involved. And, through meeting the families, find hope. You will come into their lives, their homes and see how they live day to day. See how they cope, how they search for the best therapies and medical attention they can find for their children. And, most of all, through the eyes of their children, see the hope.

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