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About Dr. Rosenberg's films:

Back From Madness: The Struggle for Sanity - 60 minutes

This documentary tracks four psychiatric patients from their admission into Harvard Massachusetts General Hospital though one to two years of their treatment. Winner of the 1996 Psychiatric Services Award, this video uses archival footage of treatments from the earliest days of psychiatry in an attempt to contrast the more compassionate treatments of today against the often misguided and abusive treatments of the past. Read Review

Why am I Gay? - 60 minutes

This film follows four gay individuals living in America today. Their stories suggest that they did not choose their sexual orientation but were born that way. Experts including a psychiatrist, anthropologist, geneticist, and neurobiologist discuss theories that reinforce the idea that homosexuals have little choice in their preferences. The film acquaints the viewer with two differing approaches to the gay community. One organization attempts to suppress and change homosexuals into heterosexuals while the other aims to help teen homosexuals feel less alienated. The compelling stories shared in the film illuminate a common longing to be loved and accepted.Read Review

Drinking Apart - 60 minutes

This documentary exposes the ravaging effects alcoholism has on those stricken with the disease. Three families are presented in the film and all attend counseling sessions at the Ackerman Institute for the Family. We see the destructive nature addiction has on close relationships. It is also evident that recovery and sobriety take an enormous amount of courage.Read Review

Through Madness - 30 minutes

The stories of three people coping with psychotic illnesses are told in this riveting documentary. Two individuals who once had promising careers (an NFL star and an actress) now are afflicted with schizophrenia. We meet another man who has grappled with manic depression since adolescence and has become one of the nation's eminent mental health care advocates. Through these brave souls, one sees the harsh realities of mental illness and the tenuous line between madness and sanity.Read Review

An Alzheimer's Story - 30 minutes

What are we without our memories? This intimate documentary focuses on a family living with a mother who has Alzheimer's disease. In the short time span of 19 months, we see Anna declines rapidly. Her husband and daughter expose the difficulties people encounter when losing a loved one to the devastating disease. This deeply moving film offers insights into a disease that whittles away the identity of the diseased person. Read Review