Links: Internet resources
Quality resources for psychotherapy clients, interested site visitors, and Mental Health Professionals
Resource categories
Please read About these links. Note that a website may appear in more than one group, when appropriate.
- General mental health sites – Broad coverage of mental health concerns.
- Mental illness diagnoses – Categories of serious maladaptive mind/brain dysfunction.
- Medication for mental illness – Pharmacological interventions and psychotherapy support.
- Mental health promotion – Specific topics in healthy thinking, feeling, and behavior.
- Special populations – Mental health concerns of distinctive groups of people.
- Mental health news sources – Quick access to breaking news in mental health.
- Research resources – Where to go for extended investigation of questions.
- Computer use – Resources for learning to use your computer, and for computer security management.
- Miscellaneous – Valuable links which don’t belong in other categories.
About these links
I offer here some of the best Internet information sources I have yet encountered [see note]. No attempt is made at complete coverage. I simply want to point out some of the best online mental health information.
Use good judgment. The Internet is a BIG place, and Individual websites vary greatly in reliability and comprehensiveness. Exercise good judgment in considering what you encounter on the Internet, where you can find both very good and very poor mental health information. Quality science, embodying careful observation, well summarized and reported, is what we most need. We have more such quality information now than ever before, but significant areas of concern remain under-researched.
Special note: This Links section is in its early stages of development. Some resource group pages listed here may empty or rather meager in resources at the time you visit this page. Expect that to change reasonably soon.
Note
I include here only sites which, at the time of my visit, appeared to have sound content. I cannot, of course promise that everything on every site is of good quality, but only that in general the quality of the content at these sites or pages is good enough to justify your consideration.
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