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2.3 About.com - Mental Health Resources
A very thorough site prepared by Leonard Holmes, PhD, a clinical psychologist who specializes in online mental health issues. Dr. Holmes has gathered numerous resources from the web that you can tap into. You can join others in the chat room to discuss disorders and treatments or find reliable and relevant information on a wide variety of mental health problems.
mentalhealth.about.com
2.3 Healthier You
Set up by Continuing Medical Education in Irvine, California, this site offers a large variety of in-depth, easy to read articles. The support groups offered at this site are really just subscriptions to mailing lists or newsgroups that deal with various medical issues. The "Professional Help" can assist you in finding a doctor or provide you with answers from an expert online.
www.mhsource.com/healthieryou.html
2.3 MentalWellness.com
MentalWellness.com disseminates information about schizophrenia. Thanks to sites like this everyone can become better educated on a serious issue that is often misunderstood in today's society. Those that suffer from schizophrenia can find assistance in the form of support groups, organizations, doctor referral programs and articles on pertinent issues such as health insurance and health laws. Those seeking to learn more about this disease can find easy to read articles by experts and sufferers of schizophrenia.
www.mentalwellness.com 
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Mental Health Net

With 3 basic areas, "Disorders & Treatments", "Professional Resources", and "Reading Room", Mental Health Net covers a plethora of topics addressed to both the professional and the amateur. It claims its site is the "home of the oldest and largest online mental health directory guide and community", and with over 9,000 resources indexed, they might be right. 
www.mentalhelp.net 
2.0 Dr. Ivan's Depression Central
Dr. Ivan K. Goldberg, a psychiatrist, psychopharmacologist and former staff member of the National Institute of Mental Health, has created a wonderful resource of mental health websites, articles and expert advise focused on depression. It's obvious Dr. Goldberg is a doctor and not a web designer because the multi-colored bars and rotating "new" icons leave something to be desired, but the content does not. Everything you could want to know about depression can be found on this site from border personality disorders to premenstrual dysphoria. If the information you want isn't on this site, you'll be directed to textbooks, organizations or other websites that can help you.
www.psycom.net/depression.central.html 
2.0 Welcome to YogaClass™
A search for peace and tranquility has lead many to yoga. Yoga Class shares techniques and exercises that can relax and soothe even the most savage beast. Most of the techniques are written out requiring some reading but there are sections that offer realtime audio and video clips. So pull up a rug and take a relaxing breath.
www.yogaclass.com/welcome.html 
1.9 Cyber-Psych
If you can overlook the funky title and spacey background, this site actually has some decent links. Cyber-Psych is basically a site full of links organized in categories such as sleep & dreams, psychological tests and self-injury. The linked sites are legitimate and some are pretty interesting. This site also offers suggestions on books pertaining to the category of your choice.
www.cyber-psych.com 
1.9 Internet Mental Health
A very thorough encyclopedia of a wide variety of mental health issues. This award- winning site includes description, diagnosis, treatment and research findings on the 52 most common mental disorders and gives great detail on 67 of the most common psychiatric drugs. Periodicals and publications are made available through Internet Mental Health as well as an in-depth diagnosis service.
www.mentalhealth.com

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