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This database, created by the American Psychological Association, contains over 900 streaming videos and covers over 245 topics and 100 therapy approaches, including integrated behavioral healthcare, cognitive behavioral therapy, and acceptance and commitment therapy. These videos are geared toward graduates and post-graduates and allow for observing candid, unscripted psychotherapy sessions featuring over 145 renowned therapists.

This collection includes over 300 training videos in the fields of psychology, psychotherapy, social work, counseling, and addiction treatment. Videos include interviews with expert practitioners, therapy sessions, clinical demonstrations, nonverbal observation, and in-depth commentaries. A variety of approaches are covered, including art therapy, couples therapy, emotionally focused therapy, narrative therapy, mindfulness, positive psychology, REBT, school counseling, motivational interviewing, treatment planning, family systems, and more. 

Presents over 6,500 titles dating from 1681 through 1865, ranging from early works imported by the colonists to the Civil War and Reconstruction. The collection is grouped in five chronological series and covers all aspects of American society during this time period. Full text is available.

Provides access to a variety of tools and resources addressing small business topics. Resources include reference books, journals, business videos, case studies, and sample business plans.

National Theatre Collection I includes 30 live theatre productions from the UK's National Theatre. The collection includes digitized archival materials such as scripts, costume designs, and photographs. Productions range from Greek legend and Shakespeare to a wealth of literary adaptations and contemporary plays. Highlights include Frankenstein staring Benedict Cumberbatch and Johnny Lee Miller, A Streetcar Named Desire starting Gillian Anderson, King Lear starring Sir Derek Jacobi and directed by Tony award winning Michael Grandage, and One Man, Two Guvnors featuring James Corden's Tony award winning performace.  

A key international business paper based in London, the Financial Times Historical Archive provides access to fully searchable digital reproductions of every issue from 1888-2021. Coverage includes critical financial and economic events, industry, energy, international politics, and more recently management, personal finance and the arts. 

National Theatre Collection II includes 20 live theatre productions from the UK's National Theatre. Additional resources include digitized archival materials such as scripts, costume designs, and photographs. Productions range from Greek legend and Shakespeare to a wealth of literary adaptations and contemporary plays, including musical theatre. Highlights include All My Sons staring Sally Field and Bill Pullman, After Life, adapted from Hirokazu Kore-eda's award-winning film, and Shakespeare's Paradise performed by an all female company.  

Provides access to Broadway live theatre performances, including musicals, plays, and contemporary dance performances. Resources also include behind the scenes series, documentaries, and masterclasses. Highlights include Riot Act written and performed by Alexis Gregory, Bob Fosse: It's Showtime!, The Black Emperor of Broadway written by Eugene O'Neill, and Stafford Arima's Allegiance. 

This collection contains the full text of all out-of-print and superseded casebooks in West Academic's American Casebook Series, University Casebook Series, Hornbook Series, and Nutshell Series (except for the two most recent editions of any title). This archive will grow on a regular basis. 

InCites is a flexible research tool that uses publication information from Web of Science to enable users to analyze institutional research productivity and impact, monitor collaboration activity, identify influential researchers, perform funding agency analyses, and discover research publication and citation trends. Benchmarking analysis can be done at different levels, including institution, researcher, funding agency, country, journal, and research area. 

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