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- McLaughlin, Tracey.VideoSUNet ID login required
- Lazar, Mitchell A.VideoSUNet ID login required
- Perrin, Eliana Miller.VideoSUNet ID login required
- David Scharff, MD.VideoStreaming videoWatch renowned Object Relations psychotherapist David Scharff in an actual counseling session with an 11-year old boy who is grieving the death of his grandmother. In David Scharff's Object Relations child therapy approach, the parent-child relationship is the central concern, with particular attention paid to the representation of that relationship in the child's mind. In this video, Scharff first consults with mom to gather vital background information. Then using talk and art therapy techniques, Scharff demonstrates how to reach the internal world of a boy who is grieving his grandmother's death, gets picked on by his dad and is struggling with separation anxiety. Jon Carlson and Don Keat introduce Dr. Scharff, and facilitate an in-depth discussion of the further impact and uses of this approach. Keywords: object, relations, child, teen, teenager, family, psychodynamic, grief, loss, death, funeral, Object-relations, grieving, Counseling, counselling, Social Work, Social Worker, Therapy, Psychotherapy, Psychotherapy.net, Therapist.--Supplied by publisher.
- David Scharff & Jill Savege Scharff, MD.VideoStreaming videoHow can Object-Relations theory be applied to family therapy? Judy, Adrian, and Pam (their 32 year-old daughter) are stuck. They don't understand why Pam--who still lives at home--is so uncooperative. In this live session with Jill and David Scharff, this troubled family gains insight into Pam's behavior by coming face-to-face with the pain they've been avoiding for ten years: the tragic suicide of Pam's brother, Victor. Experience how the Scharffs masterfully create a psychological holding environment for the family, allowing them to begin to mourn the mysterious and violent loss of their beloved son and brother. Using their own countertransference reactions as clues to what is going on beneath the surface, the Scharffs join with Adrian, Judy, and Pam to create thought-provoking interpretations that help this family understand Pam's symptoms in a whole new light. The compelling session is followed by a fascinating discussion with a live audience of therapists who grapple with the nuances of the Object-Relations Family Therapy approach. Part of the 10-video series: Family Therapy with the Experts. Keywords: Scharff, countertransference, suicide, psychodynamic, psychoanalytic, attachment, transference, developmental, delay, family, secret, secrets, death, Counseling, counselling, Social Work, Social Worker, Therapy, Psychotherapy, Psychotherapy.net, Therapist.--Supplied by publisher.
- Jill Savege Scharff, MD.VideoStreaming videoWatch renowned psychoanalyst Jill Savege Scharff masterfully demonstrate Object Relations Psychotherapy in an actual therapy session in this 3-part video. An object relations approach eschews the blank slate and instead makes the relationship between therapist and client primary. As Scharff explains, the psychotherapist creates a holding environment for unconscious material to emerge and childhood wounds to be worked through--a process that's mystifying and out of reach to many of us. In this video, Scharff brilliantly demonstrates this process: she remains neutral yet connected, follows her client's lead, looks for the subtle affect and patterns of speech that signal underlying conflict, and ultimately encourages her client's deeper issues of guilt towards his mother to surface and be addressed. Hosts Jon Carlson and Diane Kjos introduce Dr. Scharff and facilitate an enlightening discussion of the approach. Keywords: Jill, Savege, Scharff, object, relations, psychodynamic, guilt, mother, parent, adult child, guilty, separation, young adult, Counseling, counselling, Social Work, Social Worker, Therapy, Psychotherapy, Psychotherapy.net, Therapist.--Supplied by publisher.
- Konik, Zita.VideoMP3 Audio (pt. I)VideoVideo (pt. II)VideoMP3 Audio (pt. II)
- [edited by] Steven G. Gabbe [and 8 others].Digital : ClinicalKey2017
- [edited by] Edward J. Holland, Mark J. Mannis, W. Barry Lee.Digital : ScienceDirect2013Digital : ClinicalKey2013
- Virginia Satir.VideoStreaming videoFamily therapy can be challenging to navigate for a host of clinical reasons, and therapists can quickly find themselves feeling ungrounded and at a loss for effective interventions--especially when child abuse is present. Watch renowned therapist Virginia Satir conduct an innovative, forward-moving session with a distraught family of four, and you'll understand why this 20th-century psychotherapist is considered one of the pioneers of family therapy. Bob and Betty are married and expecting a baby, in addition to raising Aaron and Robbie, Bob's two young sons from a previous marriage. Betty, seeing the abuse Aaron and Robbie have recently endured (and are beginning to perpetrate themselves), fears for her unborn child and questions Bob's commitment to preventing further abuse. The family comes to Satir on the brink of breakup, wanting to stay connected but unclear about how to do so. Through a creative combination of gentle, hands-on interventions and directive, facilitated discussion, Satir establishes a safe yet firm environment that supports the family's motivation to change, while also addressing the issues of trust, choice, and resistance that can arise during the therapeutic process. You'll witness her skill at assessment, generating a warm, authentic rapport while getting the details of the boys' abuse. You'll be amazed by the depth of her guided breakout session with the adults, as she affirms their desire for stability while helping cement each others' "bottom line" as a foundation for building trust. Again and again, you'll be moved by the presence, patience, and interactive use of healing touch Satir exhibits throughout this session as well as the entire Virginia Satir Series. This video is a must for therapists looking to learn more about family systems, child abuse assessment, creative interventions, goal-oriented facilitation, and the empathic, nurturing stance that allows for safety and transformation. Keywords: Virginia Satir, family therapy, transformational systemic therapy, of rocks and flowers, dealing with child abuse, Ramon Corrales, Counseling, counselling, Social Work, Social Worker, Therapy, Psychotherapy, Psychotherapy.net, Therapist.--Supplied by publisher.
- Stafford, Randall S.VideoSUNet ID login required
- Hwang, Peter H.Video2017
- Sun, Lena S.VideoSUNet ID login required
- Patel, Zara M.
- Foster, Daniel W.VideoSUNet ID login required
- Felsher, Dean.Video2012
- Edgerley-Gibb, Laura.VideoSUNet ID login requiredVideoMP3 Audio
- Tysome, James.
- Marks, Michael P.VideoSUNet ID login required
- Davis, Mark M.VideoSUNet ID login required
- [edited by] Arun D. Singh, Brandy C. Hayden.Digital : ClinicalKey2012Theoretical considerations -- Practical considerations -- Clinical methods: A- and B-scans -- Clinical methods: ultrasound biomicroscopy -- Doppler and contrast agents -- Very high-frequency digital ultrasound biomicroscopy -- Ocular biometry -- Corneal diseases -- Glaucoma -- Vitreoretinal diseases -- Intraocular tumors -- Ocular inflammatory diseases -- Optic nerve diseases -- Ocular prenatal imaging -- Pediatric eye diseases -- Ocular trauma -- Ocular laboratory applications -- Ocular ultrasound guided anesthesia -- Future considerations.
- lead editors, Myron Yanoff, Jay S. Duker ; section editors, James J. Augsburger and [11 others].Digital : ClinicalKey2014The latest edition of Ophthalmology by Drs. Yanoff and Duker presents practical, expert, concise guidance on nearly every ophthalmic condition and procedure, equipping you to efficiently overcome whatever clinical challenges you may face. New to this edition: Apply the latest advances in the diagnosis and treatment of ocular disease, including new drug therapies for retinal disorders; today's expanded uses of optical coherence tomography (OCT) and high-resolution imaging modalities; new corneal, cataract and refractive surgical approaches; and new developments in molecular biology and genetics, ocular surface disease, glaucoma testing, neuro-ophthalmology, uveitis, ocular tumors, and much more.
- lead editors, Myron Yanoff, Jay S. Duker ; section editors, James J. Augsburger and [11 others].Digital : ClinicalKey2019Genetics -- Optics and refraction -- Refractive surgery -- Cornea and ocular surface diseases -- The lens -- Retina and vitreous -- Uveitis and other intraocular inflammations -- Intraocular tumors -- Neuro-ophthalmology -- Glaucoma -- Pediatric and adult strabismus -- Orbit and oculoplastics.
- Bustamante, Carlos.VideoSUNet ID login required
- Deisseroth, Karl.VideoSUNet ID login required
- Girod, Sabine.VideoSUNet ID login requiredVideoMP3 Audio
- Scandling, John D.; Strober, Samuel.VideoSUNet ID login requiredDr. Scandling gives background and statistics on survival rates of transplant recipients. Dr. Strober discusses his work toward achieving tolerance for transplanted organs without the use of immunosuppressive agents.
- Proctor, Robert.VideoSUNet ID login required
- Kabrhel, Christopher; Setnik, Gary S.; Thomsen, Todd W.; Walls, Ron M.Video : NEJMN Engl J Med. 2007-04-26; 356(17):e15[video]
- [edited by] Emil H. Schemitsch, Michael D. McKee.Digital : ClinicalKey2010Emil Schemitsch, MD, FRCS(C), is a multimedia orthopedics resource that offers the how-to step-by-step guidance you needin both atlas and online video formatsto perform all of the latest and best procedures. The large full-color photos and diagrammable illustrations, concise text, included DVD, and companion web video make it simple to find exactly what you need, when you need it. The result is a detailed, easy-to-use reference that no orthopedic surgeon should be without.Includes access to a companion website where you can search the full text of the book, view videos of experts performing techniques, and link to PubMed for further reference.Covers the hottest topics including compartment syndrome, and the latest techniques in locking plates, management of complex periarticular fractures, difficult upper extremity fractures and acute total joint arthroplasty to help you stay on top of your field.Features step-by-step intraoperative photographs demonstrating each technique and radiographs showing presenting problems and post-surgical outcomes so youll know exactly what to do.Highlights key anatomical structures through full-color photographs and interpretive diagrams that present a real-life perspective of cases.Presents surgical tips, pearls and pitfalls from the authors enabling you to enhance your technique and optimize outcomes. Outlines positioning, exposures, instrumentation, and implants to equip you to be more thoroughly prepared for every procedure.Features a hands-on, clinical emphasis, providing just the information and guidance you need.Offers post-operative management guidelines and discussions of expected outcomes to help you avoid mistakes and offer quality patient-focused care.Includes a DVD with videos of experts performing key procedures to help you refine your technique.
- [edited by] Sara D. Rynders, Jennifer A. Hart.Digital : ClinicalKey2013Spine / Ian W. Marks -- Shoulder and humerus / Jennifer A. Hart -- Elbow and forearm / Sara D. Rynders -- Wrist and hand / Amy Radigan -- Pelvis / Deana Bahrman and Katherine Sharpe -- Hip and femur / Casey Sharpe and Deana Bahrman -- Knee and lower leg / Cara B. Garrett -- Foot and ankle / Suzanne Eiss and Margaret Schick -- Pediatrics / Scott Yang -- Orthopaedic tumors and masses / Gergory Domson -- Splinting and casting / Damond A. Cromer -- Wound care / Shruti Tannan and Adam Katz.
- Robin, Jennie.VideoSUNet ID login requiredVideoMP3 Audio
- Hellman, David B.Video2013
- Sharon Gustowski, Maria Budner-Gentry, Ryan Seals ; illustrations by Markus Voll, Karl Wesker.Digital : Thieme MedOne Education2017Osteopathic concepts and learning osteopathic manipulative treatment -- Overview of osteopathic manipulative treatment -- Osteopathic screening exams -- Somatic dysfunction diagnosis -- Soft tissue techniques -- Myofascial release techniques -- Lymphatic techniques -- Indirect techniques -- Articulatory techniques -- Challenge the barrier technique -- Muscle energy techniques -- High velocity, low amplitude techniques -- Osteopathic cranial manipulative medicine techniques -- Visceral techniques -- Counterstrain techniques.
- Cummings, Steven.VideoSUNet ID login required
- Hoffman, Andrew R.Video2011Clinical Vignette -- Aspects of Clinical Care -- Population Studies at Stanford.
- Capasso, Robson.Video2018
- Orloff, Lisa A.Videorecording has no audio.
- Borges, Paula; Chang, David T.; Czechowicz, Josephine; Meiklejohn, Duncan.Resident debate #1 features Dr. David T. Chang vs. Dr. JoAnn Czechowicz (Dr. Czechowicz's presentation starts at time 00:12:37) -- Resident debate #2 starts at time 00:34:16 and features Dr. Paula Borges vs. Dr. Duncan Meiklejohn. (Dr. Meiklejohns presentation starts at time 00:49:07:51).
- Alyono, Jennifer; Chang, David T.; Shahangian, Arash; Zambricki, Elizabeth A.Resident debate #1 features Dr. David T. Chang vs. Dr. Arash Shahangian (Dr. Shahangian's presentation starts at time 00:12:50) -- Resident debate #2 starts at time 00:24:32 and features Dr. Elizabeth Zambricki vs. Dr.Jennifer Alyono (Dr. Alyono's presentation was not recorded).
- Clark, Amelia K.; Noel, Julia.Cochlear implantation should be considered for patients with single-sided deafness (SSD) / Julia Noel. -- A Cochlear implant should NOT be considered for the patient with single-sided deafness / Amelia Clark.
- Otto Kernberg, MD.VideoStreaming videoAmy presents the case of a woman who grew up being severely sexually abused. According to Amy, "She'd be happy if she never had sex for the rest of her life." Amy wants to be able to better help her client free herself from her victim stance and black/white thinking. Steve discusses a client he has been seeing for four months yet still feels like a stranger. Steve wonders why his client's conflicts with his wife, which led him into therapy in the first place, don't come up in sessions. Annie describes her work with an isolated, single man who is longing for a fully expressed sexual life, yet is caught in masochistic and fetishistic wishes. Annie has tried to help him with his extreme sexual inhibition yet feels stuck when her convictions clash with the approach of the 12-step group he attends. By viewing these consultations, you'll get a keen sense of Kernberg's mastery of working with extremely challenging patients, as well as his skill as a teacher and consultant. By asking a series of wisely chosen questions, he is able to quickly hone in on key characterological aspects of the patients, as well as the dynamics of the therapist-client interactions, and then offer extremely useful and jargon-free suggestions on how each therapist can proceed in a more effective manner. Keywords: identity diffusion, transference, countertransference, paraphilia, fetishism, sexual inhibition, antisocial, sexuality, child abuse, incest, rape, Counseling, counselling, Social Work, Social Worker, Therapy, Psychotherapy, Psychotherapy.net, Therapist.--Supplied by publisher.
- PBS.Advances in genetics herald astonishing possibilities for our health, our families, our work and our laws. The issues are exciting, perplexing and troubling. This compelling three-part series from Fred Friendly Seminars explores many of the resulting quandaries. In each program, eminent panelists role-play scenarios that challenge them to apply their knowledge and experience to complex, often excruciating situations that people face-- or will be facing in the near future.
- Hintz, Susan.VideoSUNet ID login required
- Krumholz, Harlan M.VideoSUNet ID login required
- Welch, H. Gilbert.VideoSUNet ID login required
- Schneider, Jennifer.VideoSUNet ID login required
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