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	Split brain behavioral experiments Posted by: Neuroslicer Video duration: 275 seconds To reduce the severity of his seizures, Joe had the bridge between his left and right cerebral hemisphers (the corpus callosum) severed. As a result, his left and right brains no longer communicate through that pathway. Here's what happens as a result:

	Schizophrenia: Gerald, Part 1 Posted by: Neuroslicer Video duration: 491 seconds Gerald shows all the signs of class schizophrenia

	Schizophrenia: Heather Posted by: Neuroslicer Video duration: 329 seconds Heather shows disordered unorganized thoughts in her conversations. The odd facial expressions she displays when she speaks is a side effect of the antipsychotic medication she is on. While some antipsychotic meds do not produce such side effects, not all schizophrenics response well to such medication.

	Schizophrenia: Gerald, Part 2 Posted by: Neuroslicer Video duration: 429 seconds Schizophrenia has a huge impact on the family of those afflicted, as well.

$Deep Brain Stimulation for Parkinson\$	Deep Brain Stimulation for Parkinson's Disease Part 1 Posted by: Neuroslicer Video duration: 513 seconds Sybil's Parkinson's Disease can no longer be effectively treated with drug therapy. Deep brain stimulation is an alternative treatment that can re-establish quality of life in such patients.

$Deep brain stimulation for Parkinson\$	Deep brain stimulation for Parkinson's Disease Part 2 Posted by: Neuroslicer Video duration: 589 seconds Sybil's Parkinson's Disease can no longer be effectively treated with drug therapy. Deep brain stimulation is an alternative treatment that can re-establish quality of life in such patients.

	Mr. Terrific: Stanley the Safecracker Posted by: Neuroslicer Video duration: 223 seconds This is an excerpt from the Mr. Terrific episode "Stanley the Safecracker", which aired on February 20, 1967 and starred Stephen Strimpell as Stanley Beamish (aka Mr. Terrific)!

	Bipolar Depression / Rapid cycling Posted by: Neuroslicer Video duration: 425 seconds Kathy has bipolar depression and cycles frequently between highs and lows.

	Electroconvulsive shock therapy Posted by: Neuroslicer Video duration: 493 seconds Mary has severe depression to the point of suicide. She does not respond to drug therapy. She and people like her are often helped with electroconvulsive shock therapy.

	Amnesia Posted by: Neuroslicer Video duration: 554 seconds Clive suffers from amnesia as a result of damage to his hippocampus. He cannot incorporate current experiences into his short term or long term memory.