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Online Mental Health Resources
Mental health information

 

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BeyondBipolar: Author Jane Mountain, MD, brings clarity and hope to the challenges of bipolar and mental health.

Bipolar II, Bipolar Spectrum, and "soft" bipolarity information at PsychEducation.org: Jim Phelps, M.D., author of Why Am I Still Depressed?

BluePages: Reliable information about treatments, screening tests, self-help, online support group and recovery program. Australian National University.

Dr. Ivan's Depression Central: Clearinghouse for information on mood disorders

HealingWell Depression Resource Center: Information, resources, forums.

Health Central — Bipolar Disorder: Finding the information you need; managing your condition; and connecting with others.

Health Central-- Depression: Finding the information you need; managing your condition; and connecting with others.

How to tell if a site is credible
Look for these clues:

  • Do they tell you who they are and what their purpose is, what their credentials are and where they get their information?
  • Is opinion being presented as fact?

Begin scrutinizing the sites you visit and you'll begin to see the difference.

It's your health and well-being -
Be careful out there!

 

 

 

Help Guide: empowers you to make educated health and lifestyle choices to prevent illness and improve your health.

Mayo Clinic: Information on mental health and mental illness, specific disorders and mental health treatments.

McMan's Depression and Bipolar Web: a wealth of articles and information on depression and bipolar disorder.

Medical News Today: Hourly health news from well-regarded sources such as JAMA, BMJ, Lancet, BMA, plus articles written by its own team.

Pendulum.org: Bipolar Disorder information, support, education.

PsychCentral: Dr. John M. Grohol's Psych Central. Forbes Magazine's Best of the Web directory.

Stable Moods: An online resource for family, friends and people who are affected by Bipolar Disorder.

WebMed: The online version of the health information magazine. Useful information, but includes commercial sponsors, especially drug companies.

Wing of Madness: Information and support for depression.

 

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