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Looks at the effects of alcohol on the human body; too much endangers health, yet there is also evidence that moderate drinkers live longer than non-drinkers. Asks how much is too much and when the physical...
In this 1983 interview with Don Swaim, the short story writer and poet, Raymond Carver, talks about growing up in the Pacific Northwest, his writing life, and his struggle with alcoholism.
A series filmed in a social services department in Nottingham.
Shows seven dramatised scenes illustrating crisis points in cases concerned with mental illness, based on real case histories. The social worker in each scene is faced with a dilemma: an alcoholic on the...
The nature and intensity of treatment of an alcoholic requires tailoring to the individual requirements of the patient. Presents a diversity of alcoholics, many of them female, and reports the differences of...
A recovered patient with a history of uncontrolled drinking discusses his problems with his therapist, who uses his case to illustrate the principles of behaviour modification employed in overcoming such...
The speakers are from the Alcohol Education Centre, the Medical Council on Alcoholism, the Institute of Psychiatry, London, the Maudsley Hospital, the Anglo-Irish Project on Social and Cultural Factors...
Mr Grant, Educational Director of the Alcohol Education Centre, and Dr Acres, a member of the Advisory Committee on Alcoholism to the DHSS, discuss with Dr Grob the role of the GP in the diagnosis and...
Discusses the aetiology of alcohol dependency.
Television drama. In the small town of Arcata in America, a rich and successful actor (Gunge) made a promise to a young, attractive and vulnerable girl (Laura) that he would always love her and never hurt...
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