Miscellaneous Mental Health Resources

• The Infography
  Professors, librarians, and other scholars recommend the best sources of information about their subjects of expertise.
• A HREF="http://www.rnceus.com/triage/triageframe.html">Course in telephone triage by Health Interactive.
• California Virtual University. Searchable list of courses available at over 100 participating colleges.
• Psychiatry Park (Taiwan).
• Medical Internet Guide. Versions available in hardcover (2-nd Ed., 204 pp.) and the Web in English, français, español and italiano.
• Hardin Meta Directory of Internet Health Sources (aka Hardin MD).
• Internet service providers are companies that provide connection to the Internet instead of such on-line services as America OnLine and Prodigy. This lists local providers at area code 212. For other area codes just substitute for the "212". These Web pages show fees, services provided, users' ratings of the service and their comments.
• Employee Assistance Program of Tucson, Inc., maintains pointers to resources and contains unique interactive features for potential clients.
• PPP/SLIP for Windows 95 help from a noncommercial expert.
• LewyNet for dementias associated with Lewy bodies.
• Mental Health Net, has over 3000 resources of all sorts for all sorts of mental health interests.
• Quackwatch, maintains a library on quackery, etc. and an online forum.
• Psiconet, la red Psi en InterNet. La componen profesionales, instituciones, universidades, publicaciones y empresas cuyas actividades corresponden al área de "Salud Mental."
• Psychology of Language psycholinguistics page.
• EDU2 ? pointers to lots of distance education resources.
• MedWeb with links to journals and mental health sites.
• Encyclopedia of Mental Health.
• Brain-Computer Interface Site. The Dr. Timothy Leary brain file and screen shots of IBVA Technologies' Step 1 CD-ROM is filled with brain-controllable multimedia movies and graphics.
• The Johns Hopkins Bio-Informatics Home Page has many databases and links.
• Heini Withagen's spectacular Neural Network pages with extensive links to worldwide tutorials and resources.
• Cyberspace Hospital in Singapore.
• Global Health Network. Ron LaPorte has written up a personal summary of the recent Task Force meeting.
• Psychology Resources. World Wide Web pages for psychologists, especially early in their careers, presents information on job opportunities, research, assessment, treatment, and advocacy.
• Italian review on evaluation, social impact assessment, social research and other topics.
• The Stanford University Cognitive and Psychological Sciences Index.
• Psychoanalytic - Friendly Universities and Programs
• InterPsych. Mental health organization promoting communication among professionals about treatment, research, training and philosophy. InterPsych forums (aka mailing lists) are one way mental health and behavioural science professionals, students, and interested others keep up with discourse in their fields, as well as keeping up with each other. Also available: employment opportunities, electronic newsletter, archives of discussions.
• Institute for Mathematical Behavioral Sciences; Irving, California.
• The Medical Research Council.
• The Electronic Frontier Foundation, a non-profit civil liberties public interest organization working to protect freedom of expression, privacy, and access to online resources and information. Offers lists of senators and congresspeople, government committee membership, ways to access government officials, etc.
• Select Nonprofit Organizations on the Internet
• Psychology Research Tools. Includes psychology departments, indexes, lists of journals and Internet sites.
• Psychology documents from German speaking countries, as well as Psychology documents in English from the University of Bonn.
• Redepsi is a Brazilian network similar in scope to Interpsych. Main Languages are Portuguese, Spanish and English, in that order. Send the message "subscribe infopsi" to mailserv@vortex.ufrgs.br. For any problems, write to Cesar Piccinini PhD at piccini@vortex.ufrgs.br.
• Workplace Violence -- Online information sources.
• The Wounded Healer, points of departure for psychotherapists and others who have survived child abuse and other trauma. Includes links useful to survivors and therapists alike: Downloadable files, relevant news and point-of-view pieces, treatment resources and pointers to interesting people and places. Rated in top 5 percent of the Web.

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Last modified 2007 11 02 1336 by Myron Pulier, MD., who would appreciate almost any comments or cautions.