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John-
Please let me be the first to welcome you to the forum! I am glad you realize how important training is.

I do not have any video to recommend, but can say that situational training around the house with dry fire is always a good investment of your time.

Make sure your gun is unloaded five or six times and then check it again. Once you are sure....play the "what if" game around your house for twenty or thirty minutes a day and decide what you would do before it happens.

Practice getting your sights on target, focusing on the front sight, and giving the trigger a smooth press.

Hopefully someone will come along shortly with a product suggestion that might help....what I offer surely can't hurt! Take care and shoot safe.
Jason