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Moodletter provides information, hope and help to people living with depression, anxiety or bipolar disorder and those who care for them. A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
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About Moodletter.com
Moodletter, Inc. is a non-profit organization that provides trustworthy information, hope and help to
people living with mood and anxiety disorders,
their friends and families, and the professionals who help them
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Educational materials
for providers and
group facilitators.
Executive Director, Editor
Deborah Wiig
Board of directors
President
Kristal Steeves
Vice president
Kaelyn Meek
Secretary
Chris Mudron
Treasurer
Chris McTarsney
Ted Peak
Editorial advisory board
Jim Phelps, MD
Samaritan Health Services
Corvallis, OR
Simon A. Rego, PsyD, Director of Clinical Training, American Institute for Cognitive Therapy, New York City |
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Who should read
Moodletter?
Almost 20 million American adults (about 9.5 percent) are living with
depression in any given year; 40 million (18 percent) with anxiety disorders
and 5.7 million (2.6 percent) with bipolar disorder. Mental illness touches
everyone.
The information in Moodletter is for those living with these illnesses and their family members, friends, employers and co-workers, as well as mental health professionals. Others who want to live happier and healthier lives will also find articles of interest.
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What
are people saying about
Moodletter?
"On-target
topics, deserves to be read"
Of all the issues in my business that need explaining, from ECT
to Wellbutrin, your choice of what to put on your home page is remarkable:
very on target with current questions for which many people need
answers, or with basic information of interest. After the first
four, I kept going on to the next one thinking "will all of
them be this on-target?" - and they were.
You've
done an excellent job putting the site together (very clean and
easy to navigate as well). I have put you at the top of my recommended
sites list. You deserve to be read.
Jim
Phelps, M.D.,author of Why Am I Still Depressed? Recognizing and
Managing the Ups and Downs of Bipolar II and Soft Bipolar Disorder,
publisher of a comprehensive web site on bipolar disorder and a
practicing psychiatrist in Corvallis, Oregon.
(Dr. Phelps
has since joined the editorial advisory board of Moodletter.)
"Hope, humor, serious reporting"
"Moodletter is a delightful resource for those with
anxiety and mood disorders. Its balanced mix of upbeat reporting
on a variety of topics-from life skills to treatment to general
health issues-brings a gentle breeze of hope to all. Its humor makes
me smile, and its serious reporting makes me think!"
Jane
Mountain, M.D., author of Bipolar Disorder: Insights for Recovery,
founder of the Denver Depression/Bipolar Recovery Group
and a contributing editor to ISBD Global, newsletter of the International
Society for Bipolar Disorders.
"I pass
out your website in our newsletter and in my classes"
"I just want to let you know how very much I enjoy your newsletter.
As a member of the board of NAMI Jeffco and a NAMI Family-to-Family
teacher, I find your articles provocative and insightful as well
as supportive and educational. Thank you."
Pam Haynes, Jefferson County, Colorado
"Heart and soul…honest information"
UNBELIEVABLE!!
I just read the entire newsletter! What an incredible issue!
Thank you for
giving so much of your heart and soul into creating a tool such
as your newsletter for all who have bipolar disorder...Educating
us with honest information.
C. F.
"From the bottom of my heart"
I really value what Moodletter does for me. You have helped me so many times out of dangerous
thoughts. Thank you everyday from the bottom of my heart for your
dedication to us! God bless you!
S. A.
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The information on Moodletter is provided to augment your relationship with your medical professional, not replace it. The better informed we are, the better we can help our medical professionals help us.
What can I expect from Moodletter?
Moodletter provides factual, unbiased information and support for consumers on disorders, treatments, life skills, and issues such as legislation and insurance. Moodletter currently features more than 175 articles.
Who publishes Moodletter?
Moodletter is a 501(c)(30 non-profit organization whose mission is to provide information and support to adults living with mental illness, their families and friends, and the professionals who work with them, as we work to reduce the stigma of mental illness. Executive Director and Editor Deborah Wiig is a journalist whose life has been touched by mental illness.
Moodletter relies upon you, our readers, and our sponsor partners for financial support.
Can I trust the information?
A recent study by the Centers for Disease Control found that just 4 percent of frequently visited health Web sites disclose their sources, and just 2 percent list how often the site is updated. Medical information is constantly evolving and there is a great deal of misinformation and opinion on the Web.
Sources for the articles on Moodletter include national experts in the mental health field, faculty members of leading medical universities, government sources and national mental health associations. Moodletter researches the most credible sources possible. Sources are cited for each article and pages are dated.
Accreditation
The Health On the Net Foundation (HON) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization, accredited to the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations. Moodletter has been recognized by HON for adhering to the HON Code of Conduct for medical and health Web sites.
Editorial review
Medical information on Moodletter is reviewed by a professional editorial review board:
James Phelps, MD., psychiatrist, author of Why Am I Still Depressed?, publisher of the web site PsychEducation.org and Simon A. Rego, PsyD, Director of Clinical Training, American Institute for Cognitive Therapy, New York City.
Privacy policy
No personal information is collected about our visitors, except for the e-mail addresses provided by the visitor in order to subscribe to our newsletter. No information is ever shared with any other entity.
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