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Psychology and Social Work

How do people whose minds depart from societal norms find happiness and acceptance in the world? And how does anyone find emotional recovery from trauma?

Featured Films

Wrestling Ghosts

Wrestling Ghosts is an intimate and heart-opening documentary about parenting, childhood trauma and healing.

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Toe to Toe

Winning isn’t always black or white.

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Take It From Me

An intimate look at how welfare reform affects the lives of four women.

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E Haku Inoa: To Weave A Name

A culturally minded look at mental health.

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When I Came Home

An Iraq veteran's struggle for survival after returning from the war

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When the Light's Red

How do you decide between help and harm?

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Read Me Differently

Understanding Learning Disabilities in Family Life

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Never Enough

Do you own your stuff or does it own you?

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Downpour Resurfacing

Addressing the repercussions of child sexual and physical abuse

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California's Forgotten Children

Resilient survivors of child trafficking fight to change the world ensuring no child is forgotten.

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Do I Need This?

Do I Need This? is a film about consumerism, excess, and the stuff from which happiness is truly made.

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Side by Side: Out of a South Korean Orphanage and Into the World

"An international journey through 9 stories of abandonment, relinquishment, orphanages, and inter-country adoption.

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Split UP: The TEEN Years

a roadmap for teens navigating divorce, and a cautionary tale for divorcing parents

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See Memory

An artist explores the science of memory through the lens of art.

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Scattering CJ

The loss of one becomes the journey of many.

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Drunk on Too Much Life

In a world gone crazy, a young woman discovers that her madness is a fierce and powerful gift that makes her more fully human.

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Try Harder!

The college admissions frenzy at San Francisco’s iconic Lowell High School

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Deej

Inclusion Shouldn’t be a Lottery

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Double Solitaire

The legacy of the Japanese Incarceration – through one family’s unique lens.

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Geographies of Kinship

A powerful tale about the rise of Korea’s global adoption program

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Trust Me

How do you know what to believe?

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