The Association of Gay and Lesbian Psychiatrists (AGLP)   

The Association of Gay and Lesbian Psychiatrists (AGLP) is a professional organization of psychiatrists, psychiatry residents, and medical students which serves as a voice for the concerns of lesbians and gay men within the psychiatric community.  The Association is committed to fostering a more accurate understanding of homosexuality, opposing discriminarory practices against gay men and lesbians, and promoting supportive, well-informed psychiatric care for lesbian and gay patients. The organization provides opportunities for affiliation and collaboration among psychiatrists who share these concerns.

Ethics in Mental Health - Anti-Stigmatization & Non-Discrimination Campaigns   

The Ethics in Mental Health educational resource is a collaborative campaign with mental health agencies, commissions, and other foundations to reduce mental health stigmatization and discrimination. A commissioned report by Director Shaheen Lakhan and reported by researcher and faculty member Christine Loftus entitled Mental Health Stigmatization: A Report of the Neuroscience Initiative reveals the evolving nature of societal conceptions of mental health and mental illness. This partnership project by the Distance Education Division of the Initiative stemmed from the stigmatization findings of the Report. Visit us to learn more ..

Find a Psychiatrist - Bipolar World   

A support and educational web site for individuals diagnosed with Bipolar Affective Disorder (Manic Depressive Illness), and for the families and friends who care for them. We don't have many psychiatrists here but every one of them took time to come to our meetings and speak on a different topic. At those meetings we often had one hundred or more people in attendance.

Frankford Hospitals, Philadelphia, PA - Find a Psychiatrist   

Philadelphia, PA - Find a Psychiatrist here!Psychiatry and Human Behavior Specialists. Stanton C. Gittleman, MD, Harvey Z. Itskowitz, MD, Mark A. McClurg, MD, Mary Meritz, DO, Timothy C. Smith, MD.

How To Find a Psychiatrist - Panic / Anxiety Disorders   

Finding a good psychiatrist is not easy, but there are many places to look. It is important to understand that you will have to do some work, first in creating a list of potential psychiatrists and then in calling each psychiatrist to find out if he or she may be the right psychiatrist for you.

Maryland Psychiatric Society: Find a Maryland Psychiatrist   

Participating MPS members have provided information about their practices for this database. Enter or select your search criteria below. You will be provided with a list of psychiatrists (and their practice and contact information) satisfying your search criteria. To preserve privacy, we do not list the street addresses of the psychiatrists. You can obtain this information by calling the psychiatrists directly.

Mental Health - Sanctuary Psychiatric Centers' Information Network   

Sanctuary Psychiatric Centers provides resources for mental health information as well as mental health treatment, with a focus on Consumer Empowerment and Community Involvement. This service is courtesy of Sanctuary Psychiatric Centers of Santa Barbara, a non-profit provider of mental health treatment services since 1976. Sanctuary Psychiatric Centers provides services beneficial to mentally disabled adults from throughout the United States and many foreign countries. The primary goal of Sanctuary Psychiatric Centers is to assist clients in reintegrating back into the community with the life skills necessary to once again become viable contributory individuals. Our statistics indicate that Sanctuary Psychiatric Centers has been consistently effective in realizing this goal. Mental illness is not a roadblock; rather it is an obstacle to be overcome with the appropriate support and assistance.

Psychiatry, Find Psychiatrists - Psychiatrist, Psycologist, Mental Health   

Try to gather information from many sources and in many forms - the more sources of information, the better - including: friends/family, your health benefits officer at work, fellow employees, and health plan network lists. Be sure to investigate the doctor's qualifications by reviewing the following: Education and Training: College (four years); Medical School (four years); Residency Training (up to seven years); Fellowship Training (up to seven years); and Continuing Education (Lifetime) Quality Measurements: Board Certification; Years in Practice -Customer Satisfaction: personal attributes such as doctor gender and age; referrals from colleagues/friends and Doctor Affiliations: Health Plans.

The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists   

The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists'(RANZCP) The RANZCP is the professional body for Psychiatrists in Australia and New Zealand. The College is the principal body representing the medical specialty of psychiatry in Australasia. The College represents more than 2,500 fully qualified psychiatrists in Australia and New Zealand, known as 'Fellows' of the college, and approximately 800 doctors who are training to become psychiatrists.

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.

Association of European Psychiatrists   

"European Psychiatry: Evidence and Experience". Association of European Psychiatrists: 12th AEP Congress - Geneva, Switzerland, 14 - 18 April 2004 - Issues related to patient care will be emphasised in the scientific programme of the Congress. The programme will favour meetings of psychiatrists with different backgrounds and orientations and aim at developing a feeling of identity of European psychiatry. The Congress will also continue to serve the educational mission of AEP. This aim will be pursued in a variety of courses, educational workshops, lectures and symposia. The congress will give CME credits to certify that the participants have taken part in accredited education activities. Attending these future meetings in Geneva will also provide an opportunity to discover, or rediscover, a city of unique charm with a rich cultural and humanitarian tradition. Geneva has also been very active in defending human rights, leading to the foundation of the Red Cross by Henri Dunant more than 120 years ago. It is the home of numerous international organisations, including the World Health Organisation and Office of the United Nations' High Commissioner for Refugees.