Schizophrenia Resources
Mental Health WebLogs
Personality Disorder Resources
Seniors & Aging
Psychiatric Medications
Cyber Addictions
Self-Help Resources
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Psychotherapy
Depression Resources
Special Techniques
Stress Management Resources
Anxiety & Panic Resources
Academic Psychology Resources
Budget Mental Health
Chemical Dependency Resources
College and University Resources
Computers and Mental Health
Trauma & PTSD Resources
Men's Mental Health Resources
Continuing Education Resources
Crisis Intervention
Death, Grief and Mourning Resources
Cultural Issues
Family Resources
Dissociative Disorders
Gay, Lesbian & Bisexual Sites
Associations and Institutions
Local and Regional Resources
Managed Care Issues
E-Therapy, and Sites Offering Services
Journals and Publications
Counseling, Marriage & Family Therapy
Legal Issues in Mental Health
Health and Rehab Psychology
Mental Health Software
Mind and Body
Psychiatry Resources
Sexuality Resources
Spiritual Resources
Biofeedback Resources
Suicide Resources
Theoretical Orientations
Private Practice Resources
Social Work Resources
Women's Mental Health Resources
Abuse - Child, Elder & Domestic
Reviews of Mental Health Books/Tapes
Corporate Mental Health
Consumer Sites
Top Picks in Mental Health Products
Comprehensive Mental Health Resources
Resources concerning schizophrenia and similar severe brain disorders.
Weblogs (or blogs, or simply Journals) from all over that relate to mental health issues.
Eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa and bulimia are more common in women, but men sometimes develop these disorders too. There are Online resources that can help, but face-to-face help is usually needed.
Heavily weighted toward Borderline Personality Disorder, possibly because of the popularity of this diagnosis and the controversy surrounding its use. These disorders include Borderline, Antisocial, Schizoid, Schizotypal, Avoidant, Histrionic, Narcissistic, Obsessive-Compulsive, Paranoid Personality Disorders.
As we get older life seems to get better. There are also unique issues that arise in our senior years. Here are resources that will help you stay mentally healthy as you age.
Sites with information on medications used in mental health treatment: antidepressants, antianxiety medications, antipsychotic medications, and others.
Some people seem to have a problem with Internet sexual activity and even with compulsive Internet use. Are these true addictions? This remains a controversial area.
Informational sites to help you understand mental health issues. Learn about a friend's diagnosis or help yourself solve problems in your life.
Sites concerning OCD and treatments which are effective.
Sites with a focus on counseling and psychotherapy.
Material that focuses on depression and bipolar disorder (manic-depression). Some of the best material at About.com and elsewhere on the Internet. Treatment can include antidepressant medications such as Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil, Celexa, Welbutrin and St. John's Wort - and it can also include psychotherapy.
Sites which focus on specialized techniques such as hypnosis, EMDR, and NLP.
Learn how to manage the stress in your life. Here are resources to help you relax and learn not to worry.
Information to help you learn about and cope with anxiety, panic disorder, PTSD, phobias, and related problems.
These are sites of interest to students and professors in Psychology programs.
Free medications, other assistance for mental health treatment.
Sites which focus on information about and recovery from drug and alcohol problems.
Psychology Departments and related programs.
Sites focusing on using computers in mental health, and mental health aspects of computer use.
These sites include information on surviving different types of trauma including combat, child abuse, and disasters.
Sites which focus on men's issues and fatherhood.
Mental Health continuing education is becoming available Online. Here is a growing list of places where mental health professionals can keep up to date on the latest research and practice.
Organizations and resources for those intervening in cases of trauma or disaster.
Resources for the dying and those surviving a loss and for professionals who work with these people.
Mental health professionals often need to understanding cultural aspects of issues. These links will provide you with insights into a multitude of cultures and thought-provoking diversity issues.
Sites about children and family issues.
Dissociative disorders such as Dissociative Identity Disorder (multiple personality disorder) usually result from trauma or abuse in early childhood.
Sites which focus on issues and support for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender persons.
Mental health agencies and institutions of interest to professionals, consumers, and families.
Mental Health Resources in your state, town or region
Mental Health has been especially impacted by managed care. Here are some resources in this field.
On these pages are sites that actually deliver services over the Internet. Be careful.
These publications either have a table of contents online, some content online, or an ability to browse abstracts.
Resources about counseling and marriage & family therapy.
The law and mental health interact in complex ways. Some laws require confidentiality while others require information to be revealed. Here are some resources that help sort out these issues.
Mental health professionals are often employed in health care and rehabilitation settings. Here are resources related to mental health and physical illness and disability.
Software for clinicians, students, researchers, and consumers.
These sites all focus on the relationship between mind and body.
Sites of interest to psychiatrists and others interested in psychiatry.
Online resources that focus on some aspect of human sexuality, but no erotica or porn.
Nurture your spirit with these resources.
Resources with information about biofeedback and self-regulation. This technique can be used for headaches, chronic pain, anxiety and ADD.
Covering all aspects of suicide and suicide prevention.
Information about different schools of psychology: theoretical orientations from behaviorism to Freudian.
Issues and resources specific to the mental health professional in private practice.
Resources about Social Work and Social Workers.
Women have unique mental health needs and problems. Here are health and mental health resources that focus on women.
Resources concerning child abuse, elder abuse, and domestic violence. These problems are now less hidden than in the past, but the effects are still horrendous. All abuse is preventable.
Here are my opinions about mental health books and other products related to mental health. You may not always agree, but you can be assured that I will write an honest review.
Sites for making corporate environments more healthy.
These original features explore sites created by persons struggling with mental disorders or other problems.
Here are some of my recommendations for mental health books and related products. There are lots of them out there. Here are some of the best.
Here are some resources which cover the broad areas of mental health.
