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Film, VideoMental health, keeping mentally fit "Defines good mental health, describes its attributes, and emphasizes four steps in acquiring, maintaining, and improving mental health: express emotions naturally, respect yourself, respect others, and solve problems as they arise. Stresses the importance of discussing problems with someone and briefly shows symptoms of mental ill-health"--Educational film/video locator, third edition, vol. 2, 1986, p. 1995.
- Contributor: Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, Inc
- Date: 1952
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Film, VideoPreventive psychiatry in the Navy, the role of the junior officer. Part 1 Instructs naval officers on how to be effective leaders and "get the job done" through an awareness of the mental health of their men. Junior officers can offer their men psychological support to help sailors adjust to naval life by recognizing the needs and aspirations behind their behavior. Through a healthy emotional balance a sailor will want to do the job and achieve success.
- Contributor: Wilding Picture Productions - United States. Navy
- Date: 1954
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Film, VideoFirst lessons Framed around a class election, short demonstrates children's use of violence with each other and how a teacher is able to understand and help them.
- Contributor: Beckwith, Frank - Iowa Mental Health Authority - National Association for Mental Health (U.S.) - International Film Bureau
- Date: 1952
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Film, VideoAnger at work, the story of the headache switch Explains the 'headache switch,' one of the mental mechanisms of man's personality which involves displacement of anger onto other people and impairs one's efficiency. Presents several incidents depicting some of the techniques people have developed for handling such overwhelming feelings as anger, resentment, and frustration. Tells the story of Ed Wilson as he begins a new job and what happens when he uses the...
- Contributor: Hockman, Ned - Oklahoma. State Department of Health - University of Oklahoma. Extension Division. Educational Materials Services - International Film Bureau - Swain, Dwight V.
- Date: 1956
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Film, VideoI just don't dig him Dramatizes the problem of communication between father and son. When fourteen-year-old Ken comes home very late one night, he and his worried father have an argument. The events of the following day subtly suggest how father and son can learn to accept each other more realistically as individuals with strengths and weaknesses. Written in the teenager's language with an awareness of his resentments, angers,...
- Contributor: Mental Health Film Board (New York, N.Y.) - Jacoby, Irving - Barlow, Roger - International Film Bureau - Connecticut. Department of Mental Health
- Date: 1970
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Film, VideoCourt of human relations. [1959-07-24?]
Inventory title: Court of human relations A three-member board mediates disputes and disagreements submitted for review by the people involved. Complainants and respondents are interviewed by A.L. Alexander and the mediators. In this episode, the board considers the case of a doctor, who was once a mental patient, resuming his medical practice. The complainant and respondent are a man and woman who live in the building where the doctor has...- Contributor: Collins, Fred - Kenwith, Herbert - Davis, Ralph Emerson - Gillaspy, Richard - Alexander, A. L. - Eddy, Paul Dawson - Peale, Norman Vincent - National Broadcasting Company - Blaney, James - Ankers, Kathleen - Gimbel, Roger
- Date: 1959
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Film, VideoAngry Boy
- Contributor: Jacoby, Irving - Hammid, Alexander - National Association for Mental Health (U.S.)
- Date: 1951
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Film, VideoMan to Man
- Contributor: Affiliated Film Producers - Jacoby, Irving - Mental Health Film Board - International Film Bureau - Leacock, Richard
- Date: 1954
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Film, VideoFarewell to childhood Short film dramatizing relationship between a teenage girl and her parents. Eventually both come to understand that they both have their own issues and needs.
- Contributor: Roffman, Julian - Lambert, John P. - National Association for Mental Health (U.S.) - Beckwith, Frank - Young, David A. - International Film Bureau - Norton, J. W. Roy - Rennie, Thomas A. C. (Thomas Alexander Cumming) - North Carolina. State Board of Health
- Date: 1951
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Film, VideoThe roots of happiness "Dramatizes the case of a family in which the father respects and loves his wife and children, permitting each to develop as an individual, and contrasts this family with one where discord and hostility prevail"--National union catalog, motion pictures and filmstrips, 1953-1957.
- Contributor: Mental Health Film Board (New York, N.Y.) - Bernard, Viola W. - Datlowe, Samuel - Brun, Joseph - International Film Bureau - Puerto Rico. Department of Health - Rodakiewicz, Henwar - Sun Dial Films, Inc - Chalmers, Thomas
- Date: 1953
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Film, VideoWorking and Playing to Health
- Date: 1954
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Film, VideoWastage of human resources "Graphically points out the human wastage, at all age levels, caused by crippling disease, careless accidents, juvenile delinquency, unemployment, alcohol and drug addiction, mental disease, crime, war, and bad living conditions"--Educational film/video locator, third edition, v. II, p. 2966.
- Contributor: Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, Inc
- Date: 1947
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Film, VideoPalmour Street : A Study in Family Life
Alternate Title: Palmour St.- Contributor: Georgia. Department of Public Health - Southern Educational Film Production Service
- Date: 1951
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Film, VideoThe Lonely Night
- Contributor: Van Dyke, Willard - Seldes, Marian - Leacock, Richard - Arthur Mayer-Edward Kingsley - Silvera, Frank - Affiliated Film Producers
- Date: 1954
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Film, VideoAngel. The littlest leaguer
Littlest leaguer | Variant title from copyright catalog: Angel Angelique, known as Angel, moves from France to the United States to marry American architect, John Smith. The newlyweds set up housekeeping in Los Angeles, California. She tries her best to be a good housewife but sometimes runs into problems as she learns English and adapts to her new life and culture. In this episode Angel persuades Johnny to coach a fatherless neighborhood boy...- Contributor: Molin, Bud - CBS Television Network - Feldman, Edward H. (Edward Henry) - Oppenheimer, Jess - CBS Films - Erwin, Bill - Perkins, Jack - Cronjager, Henry - Keefer, Don - Holmes, Dennis ... Molin, Bud - CBS Television Network - Feldman, Edward H. (Edward Henry) - Oppenheimer, Jess - CBS Films - Erwin, Bill - Perkins, Jack - Cronjager, Henry - Keefer, Don - Holmes, Dennis - Stewart, Charles - Singleton, Doris - Daniel, Eliot - Burlingame Productions - Elinson, Jack - Ketchum, Dave - Johnson, Lamont - Fargé, Annie - Thompson, Marshall
- Date: 1961