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If you have ANY questions about any aspect of mental health, the Web is an
amazing resource. *Disclaimer: While we offer these links, the views presented
are not necessarily those of Counselling Services. Nor can we continually monitor
the changes and additions sites might make. We make no claims about the quality
or accuracy of opinions and information you might find.
As with all advice, treat the views and information with caution. If you need
to clarify anything or just want to talk about what's happening, make an appointment
with a counsellor at Counselling Services.
NB: These web pages were accurate in July 2001. Things change. If the link
doesn't work, let us know.
General lists
- www.mentalhealth.com
Well constructed index with most of the sites listed. A good starting point.
Hours of browsing guaranteed. Excellent site.
- mhsource.com
A Directory of links organized alphabetically by topic area. Covers every
imaginable mental health topic.
- www.psychwww.com
Extensive list of links on a huge number of related topics. A good starting
point. Has a number of self help quizzes. Also links to "Careers in Psychology".
- www.psychcentral.com
Well constructed index on a range of topics for public and professionals.
5 Star rating. Each link is reviewed and rated.
- www.selfhelpmagazine.com/
- ub-counseling.buffalo.edu/vpc.html
Virtual pamphlets aimed at the university population.
Excellent resource.
Life can be confusing. Find the answers here:
- Go ask Alice
You name it, somebody's asked a question about it. A most excellent resource.
Interactive site
- moodgym.anu.edu.au
Interesting site. Educative. Uses cognitive behavioural approach for anxiety/depression.
Is an Australian site with research backing. 5 star rating.
More specific sites
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