Teen Guidance Educational Videos for Students

Teens 101 is a multi-media initiative towards reaching, guiding, empowering, and inspiring youth through the issues that can affect their mental health and well being.

Today's teens are increasingly bombarded by media messages, these messages often encourage teens to act impulsively without regard to the consequences. This program is designed to raise the self-esteem of Latino students by exploring the history of Latino civilizations.

The program takes a neutral stance while promoting safe, healthy lifestyle choices. Provides a good knowledge about HIV, Aids and how it's transmitted. Discover what safe sex is and how to practice it.

For teens living in a society where everything from perfume to pastry is sexualized and internet porn is readily accessible, is it too easy to go too far?

The Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) reported last year that one in four teenage girls had contracted a sexually transmitted disease (STD). Sexually transmitted diseases (also known as STDs - or STIs for "sexually transmitted infections")

Pregnancy among teenagers is becoming a growing problem in today's society. About 1 million teenagers become pregnant each year and more than 530,000 give birth.

Today's inadequate sexual knowledge is one of the major reasons Teens engage in sexual activity without fully understanding the consequences of this behavior and the impact of poor decision making where sexual matters are concerned.

Gun violence is a growing problem among teens in America. One of the most frightening trends over the last several years has been the rise of gun-related violence at school.

Through vintage footage, animation, graphics, and scientific demonstrations, this series explores the various types of substance abuse and addiction and their impact on individuals, families, and society as a whole.

An effective video program to combat teen dating abuse is an essential part of any high school health and guidance curriculum, and this one is a great tool.

Specially designed for multi-cultural classrooms where prejudice and intolerance have interfered with learning. It is designed to diffuse the anger, hatred and fear and lead the way toward discussion and problem-solving.

Today's teens are increasingly bombarded by media messages, these messages often encourage teens to act impulsively without regard to the consequences. By understanding other races and cultures, students can break the habit of prejudice.

This program answers such questions as, What is multi-culturalism? Why do we need to emphasize other cultures? From appreciating multi-cultural history to understanding ethnic differences, this program opens the door for multi-cultural education.

The drive toward autonomy, a normal feature of adolescent life, is all too frequently sidetracked by battles with adults over issues of power and control. Using scenarios illustrating typical adult-teen conflicts, this program teaches conflict resolution techniques specifically aimed at helping teens get along better with the adults in their lives. Emphasizes good communication skills, brainstorming for solutions and negotiating for win-win solutions.

Through interactive scenarios that appeal to students, this training booklet clarifies the issue of date rape, focuses on causes and effects, and suggests actions that a victim should follow.

Teens 101 is a multi-media initiative towards reaching, guiding, empowering, and inspiring youth through the issues that can affect their mental health and well being. The series communicates from a youth's perspective topics such as: depression and anxiety, addiction, self harm, mental illness, bullying, body image, self worth, family dysfunction, racism, sexuality and LGBTQ.

The road to informed sexual decision-making is filled with potential wrong turns. Peer pressure, misinformation, media exposure and powerful hormones can make it difficult for teens to make decisions in their own best interest.

Your students hear the unvarnished truth as real teenagers talk openly about the serious circumstances they found themselves in when using alcohol. This documentary-style program focuses on the consequences of the high-risk activities young people engage in when they drink.

Young people with mental health problems such as anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, self mutilation, reactive attachment disorder are at higher risk for suicidal thoughts.

Under the direction of a counselor, real teens talk about the potentially life-changing decisions they face every day: decisions about smoking, drinking, drugs, sex, lying, cheating and shoplifting. Viewers are asked to think about their own choices and values and what it means to be 'ethical.' On screen, the teens discuss the consequences that follow bad decisions.

This program also addresses the issue of substances sold in health food stores that are unregulated, and sometimes harmful. No quality-control procedures exist for these products that have been shown to cause serious harm, and in some cases, death.

Elementary students must understand at a young age the harmful effects drugs and alcohol have on their body. Presented as an early education drug prevention and health program, young viewers will understand the connection between respecting their body and how drug use can harm it.

There are all kinds of drugs. Some help people with medical problems and can be bought in any store, right over the counter. Other medicines must be prescribed by a doctor. The alcohol and energy drinks we see advertised everywhere? Those are drugs, too.

The video series covers the topics of substance abuse and its effects, acceptance and how to handle "coming out" if a student is part of the LGBT community, and identifying depression and preventing suicide.