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HOW ARE YOU? (15 minutes, color, all animation, 1966). Produced cooperatively by the medical services division of the Minnesota Department of Public Welfare and the communications and community services divisions of the Nebraska Psychiatric Institute. Available to full-service subscribers of the American Psychiatric Association Mental Hospital Service through the APA Film Service. (Full-service subscribers have received information on how to book the film.) Also available for rent or purchase from the Communications Division, Nebraska Psychiatric Institute, 602 South 44th Avenue, Omaha, Nebraska 68105
Published Online:7 Oct 2014https://doi.org/10.1176/ps.18.1.29
"HOW ARE YOU? (15 minutes, color, all animation, 1966). Produced cooperatively by the medical services division of the Minnesota Department of Public Welfare and the communications and community services divisions of the Nebraska Psychiatric Institute. Available to full-service subscribers of the American Psychiatric Association Mental Hospital Service through the APA Film Service. (Full-service subscribers have received information on how to book the film.) Also available for rent or purchase from the Communications Division, Nebraska Psychiatric Institute, 602 South 44th Avenue, Omaha, Nebraska 68105." Psychiatric Services, 18(1), p. 29
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