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Audio and Video Tapes 1
Many thanks for the generosity of Believe the Children for sharing this resource list with the Ritual Abuse Home Page.
The following videotapes, on subjects related to child abuse issues, must be purchased from the companies listed below. This list is provided to assist professionals and child advocacy organizations in finding appropriate training materials. Inclusion on this list does not necessarily indicate an endorsement by Believe The Children.
Ritual Child Abuse: Public Awareness
Children at Risk: Ritual Abuse in America
Case histories from coast to coast document the threat posed by satanic
cult abuse. Includes first-hand accounts by children, therapists, parents
and law enforcement personnel. Cavalcade Productions, Inc., 7360 Potter
Valley Road, Ukiah, CA 95482. 1-800- 345-5530; (707) 743-1168 (California).
57 minutes. Sale: $39.50.
Coming Home: Recovery from Satanic Ritual Abuse
In most satanic cult abuse, perpetrators wage a sophisticated war against
children's concept of God and their relationship to Him. This video reveals
the dimensions of this attack, and explores aspects of healing not ordinarily
addressed in therapy. Cavalcade Productions, Inc., 7360 Potter Valley Road,
Ukiah, CA 95482. 1-800-345-5530; (707) 743-1168 (California). 1 hour, 45 minutes.
Sale: $30.00.
Cover-Up of the Century: Satanic Ritual Crime & Conspiracy
Lecture presentation by Daniel Ryder, CCDC, LSW, author of Breaking the
Circle of Satanic Ritual Abuse, at Denver's Columbine Hospital in 1994.
Ryder cites cases where victims' bodies have been found and cult members
are incarcerated; day-care ritu al abuse convictions; and evidence of official
cover-ups of ritual crimes. Ryder Publishing, 225 CrossRoads Blvd., #415,
Carmel, CA 93923. 60 minutes. Sale: $11.48.
Significant Others
Demystifies multiple personality and clearly identifies the ritual abuse
genesis of many dissociative disorders. Excellent for families of multiples
and for public awareness. Cavalcade Productions, Inc., 7360 Potter Valley
Road, Ukiah, CA 95482. 1-800-34 5-5530; (707) 743-1168 (California). 24
minutes. Sale: $39.50.
Ritual Child Abuse: Professional Training
Identification of the Ritually Abused Child
This program highlights the sometimes subtle indicators that point to possible
cult victimization. Clinicians utilize a variety of play therapy techniques,
including sand trays and projective art. Cavalcade Productions, Inc., 7360
Potter Valley Road, Ukia h, CA 95482. 1-800-345-5530; (707) 743-1168 (California).
40 minutes. Sale: $175.00, Rental: $60.00
Ritual Child Abuse: A Professional Overview
Eight clinicians share insights distilled from hundreds of case histories.
Topics include mind control techniques, day care safety, ritual molestation,
and criminal justice system problems.Cavalcade Productions, Inc., 7360 Potter
Valley Road, Ukiah, CA 9 5482. 1-800-345-5530; (707) 743-1168 (California).
30 minutes. Sale: $150.00, Rental:$50.00.
Ritual Crime: Guidelines for Identification
This expanded and updated version of an earlier release provides a comprehensive
overview of ritual crime and prepares law enforcement agencies to deal with
these cases in a thoroughly professional manner. Cavalcade Productions,
Inc., 7360 Potter Valley Road, Ukiah, CA 95482. 1-800-345-5530; (707) 743-1168
(California). 29 minutes. Sale: $150.00, Rental: $50.00.
Sessions and Sand Trays
Two video modules on a single tray. In these two programs Roberta Sachs,
Ph.D., demonstrates how sand tray work can be a powerful tool in the diagnosis
and treatment of MPD survivors of satanic ritual abuse. Cavalcade Productions,
Inc., 7360 Potter Valley Road, Ukiah, CA 95482. 1-800-345-5530; (707) 743-1168
(California). Module 1 - 40 minutes, module 2 - 35 minutes. Sale: $195.00,
Rental $65.00.
Treatment of the Ritually Abused Child
The special treatment needs of these confused and deeply traumatized young
victims are examined in detail through both session segments and on-camera
discussion by therapists. Cavalcade Productions, Inc., 7360 Potter Valley
Road, Ukiah, CA 95482. 1-800-345-5530; (707) 743-1168 (California). 25 minutes.
Sale: $150.00, Rental: $50.00.
Trauma and Dissociation: Professional Training
Identifying Dissociation in Children
Topics include: traumatic basis for dissociation, common misdiagnoses, classroom
behaviors, and importance of early recognition. Presenters: Catherine Gould,
Ph.D., Vicky Graham-Costain, Ph.D., Gary Peterson, M.D., and Marcia Waterbury,
M.D. Cavalcade Pro ductions, Inc., 7360 Potter Valley Road, Ukiah, CA 95482.
1-800-345-5530; (707) 743-1168 (California). 32 minutes. Sale: $175.00,
Rental:$60.00.
Frank Ochberg, M.D., on PTSD
Frank Ochberg, M.D., is one of the pioneers in the study of victims and
Post-Traumatic Stress. In this video he clearly communicates an understanding
of the after-effects of violent trauma and the healing process for victims.
Case histories, photographs a nd film images are blended to illustrate important
points. A Gift From Within, One Lily Pond, Camden, ME 04843. 1-800-888-5236.
40 minutes. Sale: $95.00.
Frank Ochberg, M.D., on Post-Traumatic Therapy: The Counting Method
In this videotaped training seminar for Michigan State University psychiatry
residents, Dr. Frank Ochberg explains and models his Counting Method for
mastering flashbacks and intrusive recollections. A Gift From Within, One
Lily Pond, Camden, ME 04843. 1-800-888-5236. 25 minutes. Sale: $69.95.
Mastering Traumatic Memories I: Introduction, Interview, Abreaction
This video provides a comprehensive introduction to the subject, as well
as a model preparatory interview and a sample abreactive session. Subtopics
include: indicators for not doing abreactive work, creating a safe context,
controlling intense affect, hypnotic induction, ideomotor signals, and safety
for vulnerable alter personalities. Cavalcade Productions, Inc., 7360 Potter
Valley Road, Ukiah, CA 95482. 1-800-345-5530; (707) 743-1168 (California).
92 minutes . Sale: $150.00, Rental: $50.00.
Mastering Traumatic Memories II: Special Issues
A series of role-play vignettes explores a variety of difficult clinical
situations: alters who block therapy, character pathology, spontaneous abreactions,
homicidal alters, self-mutilation, and out-of-control behavior. Cavalcade
Productions, Inc., 7360 Potter Valley Road, Ukiah, CA 95482. 1-800-345-5530;
(707) 743-1168 (California). 75 minutes. Sale: $125.00, Rental: $40.00.
Mastering Traumatic Memories III: Advanced Techniques
Specific therapeutic techniques are demonstrated, including age regression,
hypnotic fractionation, time distortion, managing touch, using the BASK
model, and cognitive restructuring. Cavalcade Productions, Inc., 7360 Potter
Valley Road, Ukiah, CA 95482. 1-800-345-5530; (707) 743-1168 (California).
36 minutes. Sale: $95.00, Rental:$35.00.
Techniques of Play Therapy: A Clinical Demonstration
Film featuring therapist Nancy Boyd Webb includes unrehearsed segments of
initial play therapy sessions with children and scenes from an interview
with a parent. Viewers learn how to engage and communicate therapeutically
with children, use different strategies for children from ages 4 to 12 at
different stages of therapy, and initiate therapy and implement play techniques.
Includes 24-page program manual. Guilford Publications, Inc., Dept. J.,
72 Spring Street. New York, NY 10012. 1-800-365-7006. 50 minutes. Sale:
$95.00.
Trauma and Memory I: The Dissociative Defense
Interviews with clinicians working with both adults and children, along
with graphics, reveal how the brain processes and stores information. Significant
topics include: differences between normal and traumatic memory, traumatic
hypernesia and amnesia, reliving vs. retelling, the role of sensorimotor
processes, developmental aspects of traumatic memory, the indelibility of
emotional memories, and forensic issues. Cavalcade Productions, Inc., 7360
Potter Valley Road, Ukiah, CA 95482. 1-800-345-5530; (707) 743-1168 (California).
42 minutes. Sale: $175.00, Rental: $60.00.
Trauma and Memory II: The Intrusive Past
This video explores the variety of ways that traumatic memories surface,
often years after the event, and how they impinge upon survivors' later
attitudes and behavior. Included are: the significance of body memories,
flashbacks, trauma triggers, victim g uilt, the coalescing of memory, and
pathways to recovery. Cavalcade Productions, Inc., 7360 Potter Valley Road,
Ukiah, CA 95482. 1-800-345-5530; (707) 743-1168 (California). 40 minutes.
Sale: $175.00, Rental: $60.00.
Treating Dissociation in Children
Topics include: safety issues, unfolding the dissociative system, art and
play therapy techniques, and integration of alter personalities. Cavalcade
Productions, Inc., 7360 Potter Valley Road, Ukiah, CA 95482. 1-800-345-5530;
(707) 743-1168 (California). 30 minutes. Sale: $175.00, Rental: $60.00.
The Use of Hypnosis in the Treatment of Multiple Personality Disorder
From the types of MPD to hands-on hypnosis, this video explores the ways in
which the mind handles trauma, and shows professionals the usefulness of hypnosis
in the diagnosis and treatment of adults. Kidsrights, 10100 Park Cedar Drive,
Charlotte, NC 282 10 1-800-892-KIDS. 30 minutes. Sale: $49.95.
Self-Injury: Professional Training
Self-Injury I: Genesis, Forms, and Functions
Few behaviors are more troubling to clinicians and clients alike than the
problem of chronic self-injury. A great deal of self-injury is rooted in
trauma, and the presenters discuss the varieties of causation, with special
attention to childhood sexual abuse. Clinicians' perspectives on the phenomenon
of self- injury are reinforced by comments from trauma survivors who have
self- injured. Cavalcade Productions, Inc., 7360 Potter Valley Road, Ukiah,
CA 95482. 1-800-345-5530; (707) 743-1168 (California). 46 minutes. Sale:
$175.00, Rental: $60.00.
Self Injury II: Clinical Issues and Interventions
Treatment of self injury may raise a number of significant issues for the
therapist: countertransference, suicidality vs. self-injury, differentiating
psychosis and MPD, dissociation, timing trauma work, and borderline personality
disorder. Effective interventions will vary from patient to patient, and
may include: alternative behaviors, contracts, hospitalization, defusing
shame, trauma "containers" and guided imagery. Cavalcade Productions, Inc.,
7360 Potter Valley R oad, Ukiah, CA 95482. 1-800-345-5530; (707) 743-1168
(California). 42 minutes. Sale: $175.00, Rental: $60.00.
Interviewing Children: Professional Training
Child Abuse: The Investigative Interview
Created by a multidisciplinary panel of experts, this video presents dramatizations
of proper and improper interview techniques. Concrete examples of how to
conduct an interview which is legally sound and causes the least amount
of emotional harm to a young child are shown. Guidelines are given to help
develop and improve skills in conducting sound, accurate, and usable child
sexual abuse interviews. Kidsrights, 10100 Park Cedar Drive, Charlotte,
NC 28210. 1-800-892-KIDS. 50 minutes. Sale: $119.00.
Child's Account: The Use of Anatomically Correct Dolls in the Investigation
of Child Sexual Abuse
One of the main concerns of the professional in the field is how to help
the sexually abused child recount what has happened. Young children may
not have the vocabulary to describe genitalia and sexual activities. Anatomically
correct dolls have been found to be an invaluable tool in the investigation
of child sexual abuse. Included are excerpts of actual interviews with children.
Kidsrights, 10100 Park Cedar Drive, Charlotte, NC 28210. 1-800-892-KIDS.
24 minutes. Sale: $195.00.
Interviewing Abused Children
Offers the legal investigator specific directions on every phase of interviewing
the sexually abused child. Includes a training manual. ACT for Kids, 7 S.
Howard, Suite 200, Spokane, WA 99204-0323. (509) 747-8224. 25 minutes. Sale:
$94.95.
Investigative Interviewing Techniques in Child Sexual Abuse Cases
A series of three forty-minute videotapes featuring Detective Richard Cage
and protective services professional Linda Blick. The first tape, Jamie,
is a dramatic enactment of an investigative interview with a nine-year-old
boy. In the second tape, Anne, the non-offending mother of a five-year-old
girl is interviewed. The third tape, David, presents an interview with an
alleged offender. Sage Publications, Inc., P.O. Box 5084, Thousand Oaks,
CA 91359-9924. (805) 499-9774. Sale: $125.00 per tape; $325.00 for series.
Response: Child Sexual Abuse: The Clinical Interview
Presented by Kee MacFarlane, M.S.W., this video and syllabus are designed
to help mental health professionals conduct sensitive and effective diagnostic
interviews with known and suspected victims of child sexual abuse, particularly
very young children. A lso gives examples of the use of puppets and anatomically
correct dolls as part of clinically successful interviews. Guilford Publications,
Inc., Dept. J., 72 Spring Street. New York, NY 10012. 1-800-365-7006. 60
minutes. Sale: $195.00.
Sexual Abuse Offenders: Professional Training
Assessment of Adolescent Sex Offenders
Five clinicians join Eliana Gil, Ph.D., to address assessment issues, including
definition and types of adolescent sex abuse, characteristics of offenders,
family characteristics, and the process and content of a comprehensive assessment.
Includes an interview with an adolescent offender and his parents. Varied
Directions International, 69 Elm Street, Camden, ME 04843. 1-800-888-5236.
60 minutes. Sale: $95.00.
Assessment of the Sexualized Child & Children Who Molest
Eliana Gil, Ph.D., is joined by four professionals who work with young children
who molest to discuss assessment. Topics addressed include definitions,
issues of childhood sexuality, the difference between normal play and sexual
abuse, characteristics of children who molest, family dynamics, community
issues and coordination of resources. Varied Directions International, 69
Elm Street, Camden, ME 04843. 1-800-888-5236. 45 minutes. Sale: $95.00.
Breaking the Cycle: Adolescent Sexual Offenders
Designed to increase awareness of the circumstances which lead to the development
of the adolescent sex offender, Breaking the Cycle uses actual case
histories to illustrate the behaviors and family patterns common to adolescent
sexual offenders. An ideal inservice training tool for caseworkers, social
workers, mental health professionals, educators, and juvenile court personnel,
the complete video program also includes a comprehensive User's Guide
whi ch offers a detailed description of the developmental issues surrounding
adolescent sexual offenders. Child Welfare League of America, 440 First
Street, NW, Suite 310, Washington, DC 20001-2085. (202) 638-2952. 32 minutes.
Sale: $200.00.
Men Who Molest: Children Who Survive
An exploration into the lives of four men who represent a range of molesting
behaviors, currently in treatment. In witnessing difficult group therapy
sessions an understanding of the molester's psychology is gained. Through
close, intimate, emotional stories, we learn how devastating this crime
is, to the child and the family. Kidsrights, 10100 Park Cedar Drive, Charlotte,
NC 28210. 1-800-892-KIDS. 52 minutes. Sale: $495.00.
The Last Taboo: Children Who Sexually Abuse
Breakthrough program reveals the startling figures on children who molest.
Meet young victims and abusers who are often part of a cycle of family abuse.
Experts define abusing relationships in young children and discuss assessment
and treatment of juvenile offenders. Kidsrights, 10100 Park Cedar Drive,
Charlotte, NC 28210. 1-800-892-KIDS. 40 minutes. Sale: $395.00.
Treating the Incestuous Family
By witnessing sessions with the husband and wife of an incestuous family,
professionals gain an understanding of the complex issues of anxiety, fear,
and loss. Explores the dynamics of husband, wife and children, as individuals
and within the context of t he family. Kidsrights, 10100 Park Cedar Drive,
Charlotte, NC 28210. 1-800-892-KIDS. 58 minutes. Sale: $199.00.
Treatment of the Sexualized Child & Children Who Molest
As a supplement to Assessment of the Sexualized Child & Children
Who Molest, this film addresses treatment issues including self-disclosure,
denial, and family intervention. The discussion centers on treatment goals
and issues, treatment modalities and approach, family therapy, countertransference
and therapist self-care. Varied Directions International, 69 Elm Street,
Camden, ME 04843. 1-800-888-5236. 60 minutes. Sale: $95.00.
Treatment of Adolescent Sex Offenders
This video continues the discussion introduced in Assessment of Adolescent
Sex Offenders by addressing treatment modalities and relapse prevention,
as well as deviant arousal, denial, and the use of penile plethysmography.
Varied Directions Intern ational, 69 Elm Street, Camden, ME 04843. 1-800-888-5236.
60 minutes. Sale: $95.00.
Legal Issues: Professional Training
Abused Children and the Law
This film explores the legal and emotional nightmares that ensued when three
mothers went to court to protect their children. Interviews with parents,
children, health and legal professionals add powerful commentary. Narrated
by Valerie Harper. Churchill Media, 12210 Nebraska Avenue, Los Angeles,
CA 90025-3600. 1-800-334-7830. 35 minutes. Sale: $285.00.
After McMartin
As the longest, costliest criminal trial in history, the McMartin acquittal
sent shock waves across the country for field professionals. When jurors
said they believed the children had been molested but case prosecutors had
not proven it "beyond a shadow of a doubt," everyone wondered what went
wrong. This video provides professionals in the field guidance by pointing
out areas that still need a tremendous amount of work. Presented as a roundtable
discussion. Kidsrights, 10100 Park Cedar Drive, Charlotte, NC 28210. 1-800-892-KIDS.
55 minutes. Sale: $225.00.
Going to Court
The Muppets go to court! A delightful video that explains all the people
and procedures children encounter during the legal process, using simple
analogies children understand. For court-appointed advocates, social service
professionals, lawyers and others. For use with children age 3--9. Kidsrights,
10100 Park Cedar Drive, Charlotte, NC 28210. 1-800-892-KIDS. 24 minutes.
Sale: $149.00.
Kids in Court
A child's participation in court does not have to be an overpowering experience.
It can be therapeutic. In criminal cases when a child asserts himself/herself
by testifying, it can be the first step on the long road to overcoming victimization.
This video is intended to augment preparation provided to the child and
his/her family by the professional social worker, attorney, or victim assistant.
For use with children age 8 and up. Kidsrights, 10100 Park Cedar Drive,
Charlotte, NC 28210. 1-800-892-KIDS. 20 minutes. Sale: $119.00.
Preparing Hearing Impaired Children for Court
Presented in two languages, American Sign Language and Signing Exact English,
this simple yet thorough video package is designed so any hearing person,
unskilled in sign language, can prepare a hearing impaired child for court.
The perfect instructional tool for court-appointed advocates, social services
professionals, lawyers and all courtroom personnel. Kidsrights, 10100 Park
Cedar Drive, Charlotte, NC 28210. 1-800-892-KIDS. 60 minutes. Sale: $149.00.
When Children Are Witnesses
Produced by Drs. Joseph and Laurie Braga and Children's Institute International,
this film teaches the professional skills needed to introduce children to
courtroom proceedings without causing undue stress and anxiety. Instructions
and cautions a judge may give attorneys, and how to successfully question
children are presented. Guilford Publications, Inc., Dept. J., 72 Spring
Street. New York, NY 10012. 1-800-365-7006. 48 minutes. Sale: $195.00.
Detection and Intervention: Professional Training
Child Abuse: It Shouldn't Hurt to Be a Kid
Beneficial for educators, health-care personnel, law enforcement, day care
and social service employees. Informs mandated reporters of their legal
obligations and offers others insights into recognizing and reporting child
abuse. Kidsrights, 10100 Park Cedar Drive, Charlotte, NC 28210. 1-800-892-KIDS.
29 minutes. Sale: $195.00.
Child Abuse: The Perfect Crime
This program uncovers many of the controversies within the court system
and other agencies and organizations entrusted with protecting children
and preventing abuse. Recommended for inservice training for educators,
social workers and medical professional s, community health groups, public
policy analysis. Varied Directions International, 69 Elm Street, Camden,
ME 04843. 1-800-888-5236. 60 minutes. Sale: $69.95.
Child Molestation: Breaking the Silence
For anyone who supervises or spends time with children, this program offers
guidelines on how to respond when abuse is suspected, and the critical importance
of reporting the situation. Hosted by Michael Gross of Family Ties.
Coronet/MTI Film & Video, 108 Wilmot Road, Deerfield, IL 60015. 1-800-777-8100.
20 minutes. Sale: $370.00, Rental: $75.00.
Confronting Child Sexual Abuse: A Video Training Series
Prosecuting cases of child sexual abuse is a complex process: investigations,
interviews, juvenile court and case management. To serve and protect everyone
involved, it is imperative to fully research all aspects of the situation.
This complete training s eries focuses on the social worker's major responsibilities
in building a case. Kidsrights, 10100 Park Cedar Drive, Charlotte, NC 28210.
1-800-892-KIDS. Three videotapes. 3 1/2 hours. Sale: $295.00.
Educators Take Action
Empowers educators to help sexually abused children through four compelling
presentations which address identification, intervention and prevention.
Complete with manual. ACT for Kids, 7 S. Howard, Suite 200, Spokane, WA
99204-0323. (509) 747-8224. 60 minutes. Sale: $119.95.
How to Tell if a Child is Being Abused
This program examines in detail four major types of child abuse: neglect,
physical, emotional, and sexual. Photographs are a must-see for educators,
medical and legal professionals, law enforcement and human resources personnel.
Guidelines are provided on how to report child abuse to the proper authorities.
Includes instructor's guidebook. The Bureau for At-Risk Youth, 645 New York
Avenue, Huntington, NY 11743. 1-800-YOUTH or (516) 673-4584. Sale: $149.95.
P.S.: Caring For Pretty Special Children
Hosted by Alaina Reed of Sesame Street, this series is designed to
teach child- care staff to recognize and care for abused and neglected children.
Dramatic segments set in a fictitious child-care center illustrate how to
work with the special need s of these children and their families. South
Carolina Educational TV Marketing, P.O. Box 11000, Columbia, SC 29211. 1-800-553-7752.
Six 15-minute segments. Sale: $79.95.
Response: Child Sexual Abuse: A Medical View
Produced by Children's Institute International and featuring Astrid
Heger, M.D., this program trains medical professionals to accurately diagnose
child sexual abuse, conduct sensitive, non-traumatic interviews, and successfully
deal with the legal system. Contains graphic medical scenes. Guilford Publications,
Inc., Dept. J., 72 Spring Street. New York, NY 10012. 1-800-365-7006. 48
minutes. Sale: $195.00.
Clergy: Professional Training
Bless Our Children: Preventing Sexual Abuse
This 40-minute video is the story of one congregation's efforts to include
sexual abuse prevention in their children's religious education. Designed
to help churches, synagogues and religious schools implement an abuse prevention
curriculum. Includes 24-page study guide and 25 audience brochures. It is
recommended that Hear Their Cries be shown prior to viewing Bless
Our Children. The Center for the Prevention of Sexual and Domestic Violence,
1914 N . 34th Street, Suite 105, Seattle, WA 98103-9058. (206) 634-1903.
40 minutes. Sale: $149.00, Rental: $40.00.
Hear Their Cries: Religious Responses to Child Abuse
A documentary on the role of clergy, lay leaders and religious educators
in preventing child abuse. Includes 24-page study guide and 25 audience
brochures. The Center for the Prevention of Sexual and Domestic Violence,
1914 N. 34th Street, Suite 105, Seat tle, WA 98103-9058. (206) 634-1903.
48 minutes. Sale: $129.00, Rental: $40.00.
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