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Mindy Machanic's Change Pages-Psychology & Mental Health   
On-Line Resources for Psychology & Mental Health: Links for mental health & general psychology information (including psychopharmacology links), psychology & related area scholarly resources (including history of psychology links), general resources in science and research, educational psychology & learning theory, directory, career & miscellaneous resource sites, parenting & rape and domestic violence resources



Motivational Central   
Do you need a little motivation? Inspiration? A motivational quote will not only boost your energy, help you stay focus on your goals but could also have the power to rewrite negative thoughts. Motivational quotes, tips, recommendations, newsletter and more.



Narconon of Northern California - Drug Rehabilitation Center - No Steps   
Advanced treatment of chemical dependency including body purification program. 76% graduate success rate. Rehabilitation.Com :: Your Source for Alcohol and Drug Addiction and Treatment Information. If you or your loved one has a chemical dependency problem and needs help, finding the right course of treatment can be difficult. Knowing what is available, what the current trends in addiction rehabilitation are and what drugs really do can be your most powerful ally when looking for the best solution. Addiction-Rehabilitation.Com exists to help you in your search, and to point you in the right direction, so that you and your family can begin to heal again.

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National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)   
One of the fundamental recommendations that has emerged from public comment, Council workgroups, and discussions with NIMH program officers has been the need to translate basic science discoveries into biomarkers, diagnostic tests, and new treatments for patients with mental disorders. To increase the focus on translation, NIMH is reorganizing its extramural programs into five research divisions, including basic science, translational research for adults, as well as children and adolescents, health and behavior (including AIDS), and services and intervention research. The most important reason for change is that basic science now provides us with unprecedented opportunities to define the pathophysiology of mental disorders and to develop new interventions. Our highest priorities must be: supporting basic science discoveries; translating these discoveries into new interventions that will relieve the suffering of people with mental disorders; and ensuring that new approaches can be used for diverse populations and in diverse settings.



National Mental Health Awareness Campaign   
This teen-friendly site is dedicated to reducing the stigma associated with mental illness. Young people will obtain the tools they need to battle the stigma, shame, and myths the prevent many from getting the help they need. They'll find easily downloadable PSAs that can be used on the radio, television, and in newspapers, magazines and websites. Free pamphlets tell the stories of kids who struggled with depression and illustrate the role friends can play in preventing suicide. In an effort to eliminate the sense of isolation facing teens who are living with mental illness, message boards enable kids to connect with others affected by mental illness. There are also fact sheets, hotline numbers, and links to additional online resources to help teens realize that these illnesses are not their fault and that help is available.



Positive Affirmation & Motivational Goal Setting Software   
Affirmation goal setting motivational software, for improved mental/physical health, personal growth. Name the top 3 things you want in life--then use your computer for 10 minutes a day to make them come true. This is an advanced technology that enables you to manifest everything you want through the results-amplifying use of computerization. This information is not available anywhere else on the Web -- or the world, for that matter. Science is finally entering the Spiritual Age. With Sculptor 3, you can design and create the life you have always wanted. And it's easy to use.



Prescription Addiction - One Woman's Triumph and Fight for Change   
Addiction to Prescription Drugs is 10 times the problem of illegal drugs, is far more gripping and debilitating than heroin or cocaine addiction, costs society and individuals billions of dollars and affects the quality of life of millions worldwide who become accidental addicts. Are you aware of the potential serious short and long-term adverse side effects of tranquillizers and sleeping pills including cognitive impairment or brain damage which can be permanent, cross addictions to other drugs, paradoxical reactions, psycho-motor effects, creation of anxiety, depression, overdoses, suicidal ideation, emotional blunting, addiction and withdrawal etc.? Addiction by Prescription the story of one woman's fight for responsible prescribing and informed usage of medications.



Psychology Classroom at AllPsych Online   
AllPsych Online is one of the largest and most comprehensive psychology websites on the Internet. Inside the site you'll find over over 920 individual, cross referenced, web pages and an estimated 3000 pages of printed material. AllPsych is referenced by over 100 colleges and universities in ten countries and receives an average of 3,000 unique visitors and 10,000 page views every day.



Psychology Free Online Medical Advice, Mental Health, Anxiety, Relationship Advice   
Good and useful help and advice in the areas of psychology, relationships, anxiety, depression, mental health, personality disorders, stress, emotional abuse, substance abuse, sexual abuse, types of mental illness, etc.



The Psychology of Cyberspace - Computer and Internet Addiction   
A heated debate is rising among psychologists. With the explosion of excitement about the internet, some people seem to be a bit too excited. Some people spend way too much time there. Is this yet ANOTHER type of addiction that has invaded the human psyche? Psychologists are not even sure yet what to call this phenomenon. Some label it an "Internet Addiction Disorder." But many people are addicted to their computers long before the internet enters their lives. Some people are extremely attached to their computer and don't even care about the internet. Perhaps we should call the phenomenon a "Computer Addiction." Also, let's not forget the very powerful, but now seemingly mundane and almost accepted addiction that some people develop to video games. Video games are computers too... very single-minded computers, but computers nevertheless. visit us to find out more!



Psychology | Clinical Psychology | A Guide to Psychology   
THIS WEBSITE provides free information about the practice of Clinical Psychology. Read the Introduction to discover this website’s purpose and philosophy. Explore the various subject categories to the left or browse through the Subject Index. Psychology is a complex subject, and many issues are interrelated. Even though you may find a topic of interest on one particular page, an exploration of the other pages will deepen your understanding of the human mind and heart. A common-sense approach to some common questions and concerns about the practice of clinical psychology: types of treatment, reasons to seek treatment, consumer rights, and self-help techniques.



RASASC (Rape & Sexual Abuse Support Centre)   
RASASC is a helpline run by, and for, women and girls over 13. Objectives: To provide a free, confidential helpline which is open 365 days a year. To provide information, advice and appropriate referral to friends, partners, work colleagues and other organisations. To provide one - one counselling. To treat male survivors of rape or sexual abuse sympathetically and to refer them to more appropriate services. To recruit, train and support volunteers to provide the above services. To increase knowledge and awareness of the effects of sexual violence towards women. When resources permit, to offer face-to-face counselling in a safe, accessible environment for those women and girls who need it. To provide other services such as escort, visits or groups when sufficient resources are available.



Sassoon Psychological   
A Psychologist Who Cares - Aventura - Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Sessions in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and French



School Psychology Resources Online - Sandra Steingart,Ph.D.   
School psychology resources for school psychogists, parents and educators. Research learning disabilities, ADHD, autism, behavior problems, psychological assessment, functional behavioral assessment, special education, mental retardation, mental health, and more.



Sexual Abuse, Physical Abuse Support Groups   
Scheduled chats and support group meetings for those dealing with sexual abuse, physical abuse and emotional abuse issues. about this community We are all survivors . . . of childhood abuse, domestic violence, physical injury or traumatic experiences. Because we are here for self-help and mutual support, our intent is to provide a safe space for asking questions, sharing advice and resources, telling our stories, and being heard. parental controls! Our community deals with painful and sensitive subject matter. For that reason, parental guidance may be appropriate. Our intent is to discuss our experiences honestly and without sensationalism. The Abuse Survivors area is not an area for children currently being abused. If you are a child still being abused we suggest that you call the National Child Abuse Hot line at 1-800-422-4453 or contact any local crisis office by calling information or checking in your local phone book.

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Sexual Assault Crisis & Support Center   
Sexual Assault Crisis & Support Center provides free, confidential services. A 24 hour, confidential, statewide, Crisis Support Line: 1-800-871-7741 - Providing; Support Groups for survivors of sexual assault and child sexual abuse, and for non-offending parents of children who have been sexually abused. Crisis intervention and information. Support and advocacy for survivors of sexual assault and their families. Advocacy for survivors who chose to seek medical attention, report to the police, or go through the criminal justice system. Referral to appropriate agencies and individuals in the community. Community and professional education.



Stand Among Friends   
Do you know of anyone who suffers from Spinal Cord injury; stroke; Alzheimer's or Parkinson's disease; Multiple Sclerosis; Central Nervous Systems Disorders?Help SAF fulfill its mission to improve the quality of life for the 1 in 4 people with neurological disorders. Stand Among Friends (SAF) has worked diligently and continues its efforts to promote research, education and advocacy of all neurological disorders. These disorders include spinal cord injury, stroke, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis and other central nervous system disorders. A charitable, non-profit organization. Tel. 954-249-5490



Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Web Site   
SAMHSA works to improve the quality and availability of substance abuse prevention, alcohol and drug addiction treatment, and mental health services. Includes links to support groups, information resources, events and articles.



Suicide and crisis support from Befrienders International   
Suicidal? feeling you can't cope? - our volunteers won't judge, they will listen. Befrienders centers work to prevent suicide worldwide with 31,000 volunteers in over 40 countries.



Suicide Awareness Voices of Education   
SAVE was started in 1989 when six suicide survivors (people who have experienced the loss of a loved one to suicide) met and agreed on the need for an organization. The organization is comprised mostly of suicide survivors, and people that have suffered from depression. The major event for the organization is SAVE’s Suicide Awareness and Memorial Day held every spring in Minneapolis, Minnesota, which draws nearly 500 people annually. The #1 cause of suicide is untreated depression. SAVE is committed to the education of the general public about the depressive brain diseases (such as clinical depression and bipolar illness) that can result in suicide if left untreated medically and psychologically. By educating the general public about such brain diseases, SAVE strives to remove the stigma associated with these diseases. SAVE’s prevention and education programs are designed to: Increase knowledge about depression and suicide prevention. Increase knowledge about symptoms of depression and the warning signs of suicidal thinking and behavior. Increase the confidence and competence of participants to make interventions and referrals. Increase understanding and the use of intervention skills that can help avert the tragedy of suicide. Increase knowledge about community resources, how to access and use them.



Suicide Prevention Help   
Offers a thoughtful, caring Friendship Letter for those who are despairing and contemplating suicide. Browse the Web directory to find helpful suicide prevention resources from around the world or use the search tool to find needed information.



Suicide Prevention Resource Manual - USACHPPM   
Suicide Prevention, A Resource Manual For The U.S. Army Suicide Prevention, A Resource Manual For The U. S. Army outlines an integrated and comprehensive approach for the Army Leadership as they promote help seeking behavior throughout The Army family. The materials in this manual provide resources for local commanders to institute a total Army community thrust to protect the force from self-destructive behaviors.



The Sunshine Prevention Center   
Ms. Tami Pelosi and Ms. Carol Carter - The Sunshine Prevention Center for Youth & Families (S.P.C.) is a not-for-profit organization offering a variety of creative services addressing the issues of Character Education, Social Skills Enhancement, Alcohol and Drug Prevention, Diversity, Violence Prevention, Divorce and Separation, Parenting, Relationship Skills, and the Strengthening of Families. The Mission of S.P.C. is to develop and enhance self-esteem and a positive self-image, prevent or reduce substance abuse and violence and build and strengthen the connections between families, schools, and communities. Our primary purpose is prevention: reaching children and families before problems occur or giving them the tools and skills to work through their problems in a positive way. Our programs are open to all children, and target those at-risk due to various situations in their homes or community. We have been working very hard to plan prevention focused programs that best meet the needs of the community.

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Survivors Community   
A Safe Community for Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse to Share the Healing Journey Through Message Boards and Chat. All Survivors are Welcome Here, Regardless of Age, Gender, Religion or Orientation



University of Chicago Hospitals: Psychiatry & Mental Health   
The Department of Psychiatry offers diagnosis and treatment for a variety of disorders. The Department of Psychiatry offers assessment and treatment programs that encompass the full range of psychological, social, and biological approaches to the understanding and care of people with disorders of mood, emotion, cognition, perception, memory, intellect, and behavior. The Adult Psychiatry Section provides inpatient, day hospital, and outpatient services to individuals suffering from a wide range of psychiatric disorders. The Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Section provides comprehensive evaluation and treatment services through its outpatient and inpatient programs. The outpatient program includes a large, multidisciplinary clinic at the University of Chicago Hospitals main campus, as well as satellite clinics in the Chicago area. Child and adolescent inpatient services are provided in several different settings, designed to meet the specific needs of the child and family.



Women's Words   
Women's Words, the site written for women by women. Wherever women meet, we always have something encouraging, humorous, informative, intelligent, positive, sensible, witty, or downright important to say.

The Wounded Healer Journal - Child abuse survivors, incest, trauma, PTSD Support Community   
Established in 1995, The Wounded Healer Journal is the web's oldest and best support community for people who have experienced trauma and abuse, including child abuse. The love, care, concern and support shared by its participants make it a powerful resource for people on the healing journey, but did you know that this community owes its beginnings to the gift of a simple basket?



Abundant Life Academy for Troubled Teens   
Abundant Life Academy is a powerful Christian boarding school for unmotivated gifted teens who are off track, hanging out with the wrong crowd, and acting entitled.



Articles, Research, & Resources in Psychology   
This psychology site was designed to be accessible for people with disabilities (see below) and user-friendly to all visitors. It provides free access to a variety of articles from journals such as American Psychologist (currently 10 from this source), Journal of Consulting & Clinical Psychology; Clinical Psychology: Science & Practice; and Psychology, Public Policy, & Law, as well as the complete contents of a book (Children, Ethics, & the Law). Therapy, Ethics, Malpractice, Forensics, Critical Thinking (and a few other topics)



Children's and Adolescents' Mental Health, National Mental Health Information Center   
This glossary contains terms frequently used when referring to the mental health needs of children and adolescents. The list is alphabetical. Words in italics are defined separately within the glossary. Since the words service and services are used frequently throughout the glossary, it may be helpful to begin by reading the definition for service. The terms in this glossary describe ideal services. These services may not be available in all communities. The Comprehensive Community Mental Health Services Program for Children and Their Families, administered by the Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS), has grantees in communities across the country that are demonstrating these services. For more information about children's mental health issues or services, call SAMHSA's National Mental Health Information Center at 1-800-789-2647.




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