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23INVISIBLE CHILD ABUSEEmotional child abuse is frequently overlooked in ourfocus on physical and sexual abuse, often invisibleto those both outside and inside the family. However,the damage that emotional child abuse can sustainhas severe impact later in life on a person's selfesteem,relationships, and career. In this film, actualgroup participants discuss how despite their successesthey continue to treat themselves the waythey were treated as children, and continually strugglewith the ghosts of their childhood. In powerfulfootage, men and women discuss painful incidences,and uncover the legacy of emotional child abuse thatoften spans multiple generations. Featured therapistDr. Robert Firestone works with these group participantsto give them voice to the abuse they experienced,as well as to the child that couldn't thenfight back.#12820/1745 55 minutes 2009 $119.95RECOGNIZING CHILD ABUSE"Highly Recommended!" TeacherLibrarian and Video LibrarianUnfortunately, kids who grow up facing brutalityand neglect are lucky if a teacher or daycare providercatches on. Tragically, child abuse often goes unnoticed- and if a first-responder does detect it, he orshe may not understand what measures must betaken. This program spells out the Four Rs of childabuse - the harsh Reality of its presence in oursociety, the Results it leads to, the many ways toRecognize it, and the proper channels for Reportingit. Each of these concepts is explained through eyeopeningdramatizations and supported by interviewswith education and child welfare experts. By followingthe program's clearly illustrated steps to awarenessand action, viewers will become better equipped torecognize and intervene in cases of neglect andabuse - while there's still time to help.*Includes PDF Workbook#10741/0635 25 minutes 2007 $89.95 *CCSEEN... ButNot HeardThis program is aimedat counselors, teachersand other adults tohelp them recognizebehavior patterns inchildren that mayindicate they havewitnessed violenceat home. Further, itdemonstrates howto proceed fromthat point on.*Part of aseries onspousal abuseand domestic violencewell known for excellent and compellingdramatization and production values.*See also: WHAT ABOUT US? RIGHT FROM THE START;TIME TO CHANGE; ONE HIT LEADS TO ANOTHER;and, IT'S NOT LIKE I HIT HER.#7297/0270 29 minutesIncludes Guide $155.00UNDERSTANDINGTHE SIX FORMSOF EMOTIONALCHILD ABUSE*Winner,Silver Awardof Excellence,Emerald City Award"Oliver Tuthill's presentation on theeffects of emotional child abuse is extremelythorough and accurate." Jo Langford, MA,ABS, Friends of Youth, Renton, WAIn this program Oliver Tuthill takes the viewer on ajourney into the little known world of emotional childabuse. We hear from two adult survivors as well astwo practicing clinicians on the subject of this commonbut rarely understood form of maltreatment.Tuthill also utilizes actors to demonstrate the sixforms: exploitation, terrorizing, corruption, ignoring,rejection, and isolation.#10725/0145 25 minutes 1999 $169.95REFLECTIONS FROM THE HEARTOF A CHILDThis exceptional program combines excellentperformances with highest production values. Thepowerful message and gripping realism make thisa resource whose value will be measured in thenumber of lives it will touch and change. Takesthe classic story of a family in the grip of addictionand the resulting family violence to new emotionalheights and draws viewers into a world when childhoodis altered irrevocably. As witnesses to threeyoung lives ravaged by a father's alcoholism anda mother's inability to cope, the true impact ofchemical dependency hits home.#10557/0795 29 minutes $349.95TRAUMA AND DISSOCIATION INCHILDREN: A Series for ChildProtection Professionals"We have found that the lens of traumaand dissociation winds up explaining a greatmany things that CPS workers are likely tosee: disorganized children, terrified children,children who make very, very quickattachment, children who are terrified ofattachments." Philip Kinsler, PhDAbuse and neglect can have profound effects on children'sneurological development, and on their behaviors.The often devastating impacts of trauma-on children'ssense of self, on their ability to regulate theiremotions, and on their capacity to talk about what hashappened to them-can pose major challenges for childprotective services workers, law enforcement investigators,forensic interviewers, and prosecutors. In thisseries, leaders in the field of trauma and dissociationcome together with experts on interviewing children andprosecuting abuse cases to give child protection professionalsa grounding in the psychological impacts ofabuse, and provide them with better tools for workingwith traumatized children. The series includes recentresearch on children's recantation and inconsistentaccounts. The presenters include Bessel van der Kolk,Christine Courtois, Kathy Steele, Fran Waters, RichardKluft, Victor Vieth, John E.B. Myers, and Thomas Lyon.The first program, BEHAVIORAL IMPACTS, providesthe framework for the rest of the series; the othervideos will be more effective if it isshown first. This introductory videoexplains the internal effects of traumaon children, and the behaviors thatabused and neglected children may display.Topics include how the brain reactsto trauma, how children may be triggered,the different ways in which dissociationcan present, and the importance of assessingfor parental trauma histories. 42 minutesWhile interviewing an abused child is never easy,using the right approach can make the process lessstressful and produce better results. In the secondprogram, ISSUES FOR INTERVIEWERS, the presentersdiscuss gathering information before the interview,recognizing barriers to disclosure, using open-endedquestions and prompts, and helping children staygrounded. 44 minutesThe third program, GUIDELINES FOR PROSECUTORS,delves into the difficult issues prosecutors may facewhen pursuing child abuse cases. Topics include theneed for prosecutors to educate themselves aboutpsychological issues, how dissociation can confusea child abuse investigation, preparing a child forcourt, and the role of expert witnesses. 42 minutes#11360/0290 Three Programs 2007 $99.95each or Series $249.95TEN REASONS WHY PARENTSABUSE*Winner of the prestigious Governor'sAward in Media for outstanding workin child abuse preventionPsychologist Oliver Tuthill utilizes actor re-enactments,a chilling account of child abuse by an adultsurvivor, and comments from researchers, socialscientists, and Congressman Jim McDermott, whois also a psychiatrist, to help the viewer understandwhy parents abuse children. A valuable resource forprofessionals and students seeking greater understandingof childhood maltreatment.#10724/0145 29 minutes 2002 $169.95VICTIMS OF ANOTHER WAR: TheAftermath of Parental AlienationThis program examines and investigates the longtermemotional and psychological damage thatimpacts on the children involved in parental abductions.Rather than being perpetrated as a desperateact of rescue by one parent from another, mostparental abductions are the manifestation of hatred.One spouse is so desperate to inflict pain upon theother estranged spouse that they are willing to preventthe hated spouse from enjoying the love of theirchild. This program is a ground-breaking study thatcan change lives. Any parent who is thinking ofabducting and alienating their child will realizethe ultimate ending of the story and reconsidertheir options for the sake of their children ... and forthemselves. Also law enforcement and counselingprofessionals will grasp the serious implications ofwhat is still often treated as a simple domestic disputewith no real victims. Includes interviews withthree adults who were themselves abducted by a parentas children. The DVD contains selection of fourlanguages - English, French, Spanish and German.#1044/0770 34 minutes 2005 $89.95Visit our website - kineticvideo.com • Email us - info@kineticvideo.com • Phone (800) 466-7631 or (716) 856-7631 • Fax (716) 856-7838