Golden Gate District CPTA

THE GOLDEN GATE DISTRICT VIDEO LENDING LIBRARY

We have a great selection of videos available for review by District members. Policies and procedures for checking out videos, and a list of the videos currently available are outlined below.

Policies
1. Only District members may check out videos.
2. Tapes / DVDs are to be returned within 14 days of receipt.
3. Tapes / DVDs must be returned via priority mail.
4. There is no cost to the borrower except for the cost of mailing.
5. Only one tape/dvd may be checked out at a time.

Procedures
1. Requests for a video may be by e-mail to: Jenny Kimball

2. A person requesting a video must provide their name, address, home phone number, and the title of the video being requested.

3. If the video requested is out, the persons name will be placed on a waiting list, and the person notified as such by the video librarian.

4. The borrower may be invoiced the cost of the video if not returned within 30 days.

LIBRARY VIDEOS

1. Shirley Sahrmann Exercise Series I - (VHS) A 30 minute exercise video with 21 exercises designed for people with musculoskeletal imbalance. Clearly described and precisely demonstrated. Good tool for patient education.

2.  Exercise for the Lumbar Patient - (VHS) Written and produced by the Institute of Physical Art.

3.  Berta Bobath: Assessment and Treatment Planning: A Child with Cerebral Palsy (VHS)

4. Berta Bobath: Assessment and Treatment Planning: An Adult with Hemiplegia (VHS)

5. Principles of Manual Medicine - (VHS) A 9 tape series by Philip Greenman, D.O., F.A.A.O., on muscle energy and high velocity thrust techniques.

 a. Tape 1: Introduction: Concepts and Principles, Part 1
 b. Tape 2: Introduction: Concepts and Principles, Part 2
 c. Tape 3: Lumbar
 d. Tape 4. Pelvis, Part 1
 e. Tape 5: Pelvis, Part 2
 f. Tape 6: Thoracic Spine
 g. Tape 7: Rib Cage
 h. Tape 8: Cervical Spine
 i. Tape 9: Extremities

6. Soft Tissue Mobilization Techniques with the Geriatric Client - (VHS) By Lynn Phillippi, MS, PT. Reviews evaluation of posture and movement, connective tissue and fascia, and treatment demonstration of selected techniques.

7. Easy Does It! - (VHS) A 67 minute video demonstrating safety, transfers, and manual lifts for staff with patients with mobility impairments.

8. Functional Exercise Program Part One: Balance - (VHS) By Ilana Parker, PT, Feldenkrais teacher. Exploring ways to facilitate the proprioceptive mechanism, coordination, balance and trunk control with the help of Biofoam rollers.

9. Functional Exercise Program Part Two: Self Mobilization - (VHS) By Ilana Parker, PT, Feldenkrais teacher. A video on stretches and self mobilization using rollers. An instructional booklet accompanies the video.

10. Functional Kinetics: Swiss Ball Exercises -(VHS)  By Susanne Klein-Vogelbach. Video shows both the patient and the therapist how to carry out the ball exercises in the book Ball Exercises in Functional Kinetics, in which the theory and analysis are explained.

11. The Edgelow Protocol: For Treatment of Severe Neurovascular Entrapments of the Upper Quarter (DVD)

12. Peter Edgelow, PT Breathing exercises (2 DVDs) Peter Edgelow, PT.  Provides guided breathing exercises for patients.

13. Legs and Feet: A Review of Musculoskeletal Assessment Procedures for Children and Adults - (VHS) By Beverly Cusick, MS, PT. A video illustrating 30 measurable and functional clinical assessments  for the lower extremities.

14. Cadaver Dissection - cervical spine - By Alan Lee, PT

15. The American Back Society principles of Manual Medicine - (VHS) 4 tape series by Philip Greenman, D.O., F.A.A.O., on back pain management.

 a. Tape 1: Varieties of Style
 b. Tape 2: Varieties of Style cont.
                 The Muscle Energy System
 c. Tape 3: The Muscle Energy System cont.
              Myofascial Release
              Craniosacral Manipulation
              Summary and Discussion
 d. Tape 4: Summary and Discussion cont.

16. Sharp Debridement of Wounds- (VHS) 3 tape series by Carrie Sussman, PT, on wound debridement.

 a. Tape 1: Introduction and Technique.
 b. Tape 2: Anatomy and Assessment of the Torso.
 c. Tape 3: Anatomy and Assessment of the Lower Extremity.

17. Top to Toe Video Base Neurodynamic Tests-(VHS)  By David Butler, PT. A video providing a new look at the nervous system with demonstration of the communication and handling skills involved in basic neurodynamic tests.

18. Fit and Flexible Balanced Body Mat Program- (VHS) By Elizabeth Larkan. A video on Pilates based mat exercises.

19. Stroke Education Series for Therapists and Nurses - (VHS) By Jan Davis, OTR. A series of videos demonstrating rehabilitation techniques to maximize functional outcomes for stroke survivors.

a. Tape 1: Bed Positioning & Mobility
b. Tape 2: Wheelchair Transfers
c. Tape 3: Standing Safely
d. Tape 4: Self Care
e. Tape 5: Preventing Shoulder Pain
f. Tape 6: Improving Function & Awareness

20. The Upper Core: Living a Pain Free Life (VHS) by Pilates Therapeutics. A 75 minute guided Pilates methods exercise for RSI, repetitive motion problems, and improving core strength.

21. Marion Rosen Lecture – 7/2005 (DVD) – Lecture/group discussion and demonstration of the Rosen Method Bodywork.

22. Lectures from CSM Conference 20006 (CDs-audio only)

a. Metabolic Syndrome; evidence, Education (2 CDs)
b. Exercise Interventions for Metabolic Syndromes (1 CD)
c. Introduction to Health Services Research (1 CD)
d. Interventions for Patellofemoral Joint Dysfunction (2 CDs)

23. Richard Jackson, PT, OCS – The Pelvic Girdle: Evaluation and Treatment (DVD)

LIBRARY AUDIO CASSETTES

1. Practice Statistics: Managing by the Numbers  by John Wallace, PT, MS, OCS. 2 tapes from CPTA Annual Conference Presentation.

2. When Work Gets On Your Nerves by Peter Edgelow, PT, MA. 1 tape from CPTA Annual Conference Presentation

3. Recovery of Walking After CNS Damage  by Katherine Sullivan  2 tapes from CPTA Annual Conference.

4. Cerebral Palsy: Exercise & Fitness by Eileen Fowler. 1 tape from CPTA Annual Conference.

Suggestions for adding to the lending library are welcomed. Suggestions may be left with Jenny Kimball .

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