Research Guides: Social Work: Counseling in Video

Populations, Behavior, Counseling in Video

Check these out! SU Libraries has a couple of great video resources to help you develop your counseling skills and understand certain populations.

Counseling Streaming Video

Counseling and Therapy in Video Videos related to counseling, social work, psychotherapy, clinical psychology, and theory. Includes counseling sessions and transcripts.
Expressive Media Film Library March 28, 2024 - content will be available through Psychotherapy.net  - no unique login requiredStreaming videos related to arts therapy, including resources related to art, dance, drama, movement, and more, for a range of ages.
Access is available to all current Syracuse University NETID holders with @syr.edu email addresses. Registration is required. Please see Registration Instructions.
New accounts will expire in February and you will need to re-register at this time. Please refer to the Expressive Media Film Library Research Guide for additional information.
Kanopy To access titles, click on LOG IN TO SYR or WATCH THIS buttons at bottom of screen, and not LOG IN at upper right of screen. If you cannot find a title on Kanopy, please use the SU Libraries’ Request a title form Academic streaming video collection containing educational titles as well as U.S. and international feature films. Some titles include transcripts and closed captioning. The platform video player is WCAG-compliant.
Mindscape Commons Interactive virtual reality and 2D video collection for skills training in social work, counseling, psychology, and mental health. See the Mindscape Commons Guide for more help.
PsycTherapy Streaming videos for psychotherapy demonstrations.
Psychotherapy.net Streaming video related to social work, psychotherapy, and counseling. Content created by Psychotherapy.net. Videos include counseling sessions and demonstrations, interviews, and other content for training mental health professionals. Browsable by therapeutic approach, issue, expert, and population. Beginning March 28, 2024 includes films from Expressive Media Film Library.