This classic, filmed in 1962, documents the coping behaviors of children, ages 4 to 8 years, as they attempt to manage the pain and worry of hospitalization. Available on DVD.

In this documentary anthropologists from Cornell and Emory Universities and other experts share their findings on the subtle biochemical link between parental attentiveness and the proper development of a child’s brain regions that control responses to stress. Format: DVD.

In this book Joy Osofky addresses the impact of severe stress on infants, toddlers, and preschoolers, the disruptions caused by trauma, and guidelines for healing.

This video is about early infant attachment and how bonding with the parent affects the development of the child. Also reviews the research of many scientists. Available in DVD and VHS formats.

This edition presents information about infant mental health theory from a clinical and educational viewpoint. Topics include developmental psychopathology, frequently encountered disorders of infancy, approaches to clinical assessment and intervention, and social policy applications. 600 pages

This book shows how clinicians can improve their research with children by incorporating drawing into therapy sessions and recognizing the messages in the art.

This book represents a breakthrough in teaching professionals the unique skills of interviewing children and adolescents during interpersonal crises.

Attachment theory had its roots in Bowlby's wide ranging intellectual interests, his openness to the work of others and his own personal history, all of which is discussed in this video by him, his colleagues and his adult children. DVD and VHS

This video examines the life and work of Mary Ainsworth. It also presents an introduction to attachment theory and to the methodology of observational research.