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Videos
The following videos are available from Project Hope staff at University Wellness Services. Videos are for loan only and may be reserved for up to one-week periods at a time. A $100 charge will be placed on anyone's account who loses or fails to return a borrowed video in order to replace the product.
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Video Library
| Title: |
The Truth About Suicide: Real Stories of Depression in College |
| Format: |
VHS |
| Length: |
27 minutes |
| Year: |
Unknown |
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Synopsis:
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This film presents a recognizable picture of depression and other problems associated with suicide, as they are commonly experienced by college students and other young adults.
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Notes:
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Facilitator's guide available for download  or online. |
| Title: |
Depression: True Stories |
| Format: |
DVD |
| Length: |
26 minutes |
| Year: |
2007 |
| Synopsis:
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Depression is a treatable, not shameful, illness. In this video, young adults describe living with - and recovering from - depression. Their powerful stories show how early diagnosis and treatment can transform and save lives.
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| Notes: |
Facilitator's guide included with DVD (in case). |
| Title: |
Depression: A Reason to Live |
| Format: |
DVD |
| Length: |
52 minutes (Full Version)
33 minutes (Classroom Version) |
| Year: |
2009 |
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Synopsis:
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A powerful documentary about teen and young adult depression and suicide - captured in 12 penetrating personal stories of despair and hope, told by the young people themselves and their families.
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| Notes: |
None |
| Title: |
CUT: Teens and Self Injury |
| Format: |
DVD |
| Length: |
55 minutes (full version)
25 minutes (classroom version) |
| Year: |
2010 |
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Synopsis:
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Using the words, music and artwork of the teens themselves, CUT draws back the curtain on the sensationalism and secrecy surrounding the cycle of self-harm and brings this hidden issue into sharp, clear focus. Compelling, incisive and profoundly moving, CUT issues a call to bring the problem of self-injury out of the shadows and reminds us that the first step towards healing is an honest acknowledgment of reality.
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| Notes: |
Trailers and additional info can be found at www.cutthemovie.com |
