| Our video tape selection, often including a book or manual,
suggest new ways of dealing with the social aspects of daily, or intimate interaction,
with people with developmental disabilities. Problems are discussed clearly, and our
materials offer both information and solutions.
Please note: the videos are available as VHS and DVD.
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The Whole Truth: An Abuse Prevention Programme for People with Intellectual Disabilities
By David Hingsburger and Joe Jobes
2 disc and book set
This is a training programme to help people with disabilities recognize and report boundary
transgressions which lead to abuse. It also teaches people with disabilities how to report abuse and what happens thereafter. Its aim is to
ensure that people with disabilities are fully aware of their rights and
responsibilities as mature citizens.
The Whole Truth involved people with disabilities as teachers and provides strong peer role
models. Beginning with hiring of a staff, through molestation of one individual and the rape of
another, to reporting to police and under going a rape test to testifying in
court.
People with disabilities will learn to identify abuse and how to effectively deal with it.
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DCV0014 $175.00 US |
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Who Do We Serve
With David Hingsburger
This lecture deals with supporting people with intellectual disabilities who have committed sexual crimes.
Who do we serve first in a community setting? Do we serve the individual first or do we serve the
community?
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DCV0010 $50.00 US |
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Making Tomorrow: Lasting in Human Services
With David Hingsburger (contains coarse language)
How do we last in human services, make tomorrow?
Using humour, Dave talks about four important things that we can think about that will help us to stay in this
important field of human services.
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DCV0011 $50.00 US |
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The Ethics of Touch: Establishing
and Maintaining Appropriate Boundaries In Service to People with Developmental
Disabilities
By Dave Hingsburger and Mary Harber
All human beings need touch. We need to be held. We need to hold.
This training package looks at the delicate issue of touch. Those who provide direct
care to people with developmental disabilities are often asked to be in private places
performing intimate services. From bathing to toiletting to dressing, we are necessarily
in close proximity to those we serve. Given this situation, it is imperative that staff be
aware of how to provide these services while maintaining appropriate professional
boundaries. How do we appropriately express affection toward those we serve? This video
suggests new and healthy ways of helping people with disabilities fulfill their deepest
needs.
The package includes over 2 hours of lecture on 'touch', 'privacy' and 'boundaries' by
renowned trainer Dave Hingsburger and a manual, co-authored by Mary Harber of the Sexual
Health Resource Network, which staff can use to participate in the training.
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DCV0001 $110.00 US |
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Hand Made Love: A
Guide For Teaching About Male Masturbation
By Dave Hingsburger
This book and video set discusses privacy, pleasure and the realities of sharing living
spaces with others.
The narrator of the video talks about myths and suggests that masturbation can be a way
of learning about sex, while the book discusses masturbation from the point of view of
both health and pleasure.
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DCV0002 $55.00 US for the set |
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Finger Tips: A guide
for teaching about female masturbation
By Dave Hingsburger and Sandra Haar
This book and video set is aimed at teaching women with developmental disabilities
about masturbation. It also confronts typical myths about female sexuality. A gentle,
positive film that is clear, graphic and dignified.
The book includes a step by step photographic essay about masturbation, and the joy of
private time.
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DCV0004 $55.00 US for
the set
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No! How!!!
Co-written by Dave Hingsburger
For too long others have determined what people with disabilities need to know to stop
victimization. This video involved people with disabilities in acting, writing, producing
and directing a film aimed at others with disabilities. From discussing disability to
teaching boundaries and body parts, people with disabilities take the lead.
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DCV0005 $50.00 US
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The Rights Stuff
: Self Advocates Learning and Using Their Rights
By Wendy Hollo
This book and video set will demonstrate how agencies can develop and
use a bill of rights written by those who receive service.
The book sets out a step by step process that agencies can follow to
help individuals within their care learn about rights and
responsibilities. Included is the groundbreaking ‘bill of rights” as
written by self advocates.
The video is used within Skills as their training tape for staff and
self advocates regarding rights. Its is a tool for teaching staff and self
advocates regarding rights. It is a tool for teaching and example of a
product that can be produced by any self advocate group in any agency
serious about … the right’s stuff.
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DCV0007 $55.00 US |
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Under Cover Dick: A
Guide For Teaching About Condom Use Through Video And Understanding
By Dave Hingsburger
This book and video set provides clear direction regarding condom use.
The video discusses disease transmission as well as demonstrates how to wear a condom,
plus the book includes photographs of each step involved.
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DCV0006 $55.00 US for the set |
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