The following is a series of resources which have proved very helpful to those wishing to commence research into a particular area of psychology. For convenience, I have grouped the sites into numerous categories, and have listed the sites in alphabetical order. (Hint: To find specific terms, click on the subject category and then use the "Find" feature in your web browser. Please note also that this is actually a two-page document, even though it looks like a one-page document.) In order to expand your online searching, I urge you to consult also the various categorical directories, search engines, and abstracts databases listed on this page.

As I come across other helpful sites, I will add their addresses to this list. If before I do you notice that any of the links are dead (or, worse yet, that these sites require a fee!), please send me a short note. Best of luck during your searching!

CAUTION:

The information provided by the following sites is for educational purposes only and does not replace discussions with and/or diagnoses by appropriate healthcare providers. If you or someone you know is experiencing difficulties of a psychological nature, see your family physician (alternatively, see my Associations links, which will provide phone numbers of organisations that will be glad to direct you to the appropriate resources).

 
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B.F. Skinner Foundation
http://www.bfskinner.org
The Foundation was established to "publish significant literary and scientific works in the analysis of behavior and to educate both professionals and the public about the science of behavior." Includes a biography of Skinner, bibliographies, a short description of operant behaviour written by Skinner, an audio-visual archive, and self-instruction computer program that helps teach the principles of behavioural analysis.

Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies
http://www.behavior.org
The website of this non-profit organisation provides extensive information on the study and application of behavioural principles to all areas of everyday life, including parenting, education, mental dysfunction (including autism), ageing, verbal behaviour, safety, organisational management, and animal behaviour.

Funderstanding
http://www.funderstanding.com/theories.cfm
This handy site provides a useful overview of the different theories of learning and education. If the site has moved, try http://www.funderstanding.com.

Glossary of Behaviourism Terms ("Glossary '57")
(William S. Verplanck, University of Tennessee)
http://web.utk.edu/~wverplan/gt57/glayout.html
A very useful glossary of terms related to the objective science of behaviour. If the site has moved, try http://web.utk.edu/~wverplan/.

Theory into Practice Database: Explorations in Learning & Instruction
(Jacksonville State University)
http://tip.psychology.org
A great database with brief summaries of 50 major theories of learning and instruction. If the site has moved, try going to http://www.psychology.org.

Other Resources
For more resources on conditioning and learning, you should consult the various online indexes, search engines, and abstracts databases listed on this page.

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Discover Magazine NeuroQuest Demonstrations
http://www.discover.com/neuroquest/neuroquest.html
Various demonstrations and animations of psychological and neuropsychological concepts (eg, perception, memory formation, dyslexia) as described in Discover's NeuroQuest print column. Should the link not function, visit http://www.discover.com and try locating the report from the menus.

Exploratorium Online Activities
http://www.exploratorium.edu/explore/online.html
About 25 fun and educational games and demonstrations relating to human perception and cognition.

Music Cognition Site (Ohio State University)
http://dactyl.som.ohio-state.edu
"Music Cognition approaches the study of music as a product of human minds/brains. The field involves psychologists, music theorists, systematic musicologists, ethnomusicologists, cognitive scientists, and philosophers interested in comprehending human music-making and musicality." This excellent site links to all sorts of information and resources relating to music cognition.

Music Mind Machine Research Group Site
(Nijmegen Institute for Cognition and Information)
http://www.nici.kun.nl/mmm/
"This site describes the research of the Music, Mind, Machine group. This project is about the computational modeling of music cognition with an emphasis on the temporal aspects of music perception and music performance such as rhythm, timing and tempo. The site contains papers with sound examples, Quicktime animations, and other material."

Olfaction: A Review
(John Leffingwell, Ph.D.)
http://www.leffingwell.com/olfaction.htm or http://www.leffingwell.com
Excellent review of the sensory process of smell. Includes detailed diagrams.

Seeing, Hearing, and Smelling the World
(Howard Hughes Medical Institute)
http://www.hhmi.org/senses/
This report from HHMI examines current research and issues in psychophysics. Should the link not function, visit http://www.hhmi.org and try locating the report from the Site Map.

Serendip
(Bryn Mawr University)
http://serendip.brynmawr.edu
"Serendip is a gathering place for people who suspect that life's instructions are always ambiguous and incomplete. Originating in interactions among neurobiologists, computer scientists, business people, and educators, Serendip is both an expanding forum and a continually developing set of resources to explore and support intellectual and social change in education, in social organization... and in how one makes sense of life." Includes interactive exhibits, images, demos, etc. on all areas of psychology, such as perception, cognition (includes The Prisoners' Dilemma), psychophysiology, and evolutionary psychology.

Other Resources
For more perception resources, you should consult the various online indexes, search engines, and abstracts databases listed on this page.

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ArtificialBrains.com
http://www.artificialbrains.com or http://www.glendhu.com
The site provides an overview of the latest progress in research and development of computer hardware which functions similarly to natural human brains and nervous systems.

Brain Channels---Evolving Human Consciousness
http://www.brainchannels.com
Excellent memory section containing basic information and diagrams on: memory encoding; memory and emotion; history of memory; mind mapping; memory foods; memory games; and mental time travel.

Carnegie Mellon University Artificial Intelligence Repository
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/Groups/AI/html/repository.html
A collection of files, programs, and publications for researchers and students of AI. Should the link not function, visit http://www.cs.cmu.edu and locate the repository from the site map.

CogLab at Purdue University
http://coglab.psych.purdue.edu/coglab or http://coglab.psych.purdue.edu
Excellent online laboratory demonstrations in areas including visual attention, perception, neurocognition, memory, language, imagery, and probability. Also includes online versions of computer simulation models of cognition.

CogPrints: Cognitive Sciences Eprint Archive
http://cogprints.soton.ac.uk
An electronic archive for papers in areas of cognition, learning, speech, vision, neuroscience, neural networks, linguistics, computer science, artificial intelligence, and more. Free registration required.

Exploratorium Online Activities
http://www.exploratorium.edu/explore/online.html
About 25 fun and educational games and demonstrations relating to human perception and cognition.

Lateral Thinking Puzzles
(Paul Sloane))
http://einstein.et.tudelft.nl/~arlet/puzzles/lateral.html or http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/sloane
"Lateral thinking" involves approaching situations from perspectives that are often completely different (although quite simple) from the ones we usually (read, automatically) use to solve problems. This is a great list of puzzles.

Logo Computer Systems
http://www.lcsi.ca
This organisation creates educational tools that can be used in constructivist educational practice. A key tool is software for the LOGO programming language. The site provides general information on the constructivist approach, as well as information and resources on a variety of tools, particularly LOGO software.

The Logo Foundation
http://el.www.media.mit.edu/groups/logo-foundation/
The Foundation supports research into constructivist educational practices, of which the LOGO programming language forms a strong part. Included is information and resources on the constructivist approach as well as the technical aspects of LOGO itself.

MazeWorks
http://www.mazeworks.com
An excellent collection of fun games and puzzles that test your problem-solving and cognitive skills. Includes: Daily Chess Problem, English 16, Fiver, Peg Solitaire, Sliders, Tower of Hanoi, Hare and Hounds, Hex-7, TacTix, and Triplets. Also includes a random maze generator.

Memory Glossary (BehaveNet Psychology Glossary)
http://www.behavenet.com (Click on appropriate link under "Clinical Capsules")
Useful glossary of terms related to memory and memory processes.

Mental Measurements Yearbook (from Buros Institute)
http://www.unl.edu/buros
Use this extensive website to find information on and reviews of numerous tests pertaining to language and speech (including tests for language and speech pathology).

MIT Encyclopedia of the Cognitive Sciences
http://cognet.mit.edu/MITECS/ or http://cognet.mit.edu
Excellent!

National Aphasia Association
http://www.aphasia.org
"A non-profit organization that promotes public education, research, rehabilitation and support services to assist people with aphasia and their families." Site provides information on the association, as well as various articles on aphasia and details on current research.

NRC Institute for Information Technology
Artificial Intelligence Resources
http://ai.iit.nrc.ca/ai_point.html
A useful collection of online AI resources for AI researchers. Should the link not function, visit http://www.iit.nrc.ca or http://www.nrc.ca and locate the collection from the site map.

Prisoners' Dilemma
(from Serendip, listed below)
http://serendip.brynmawr.edu/bb/pdref.html
This game is frequently used by cognitive psychologists to test how people make decisions that give them the maximum payoff. The decision you make in the dilemma depends upon the decision that is made by your opponent. Fun and very educational!

Serendip
(Bryn Mawr University)
http://serendip.brynmawr.edu
"Serendip is a gathering place for people who suspect that life's instructions are always ambiguous and incomplete. Originating in interactions among neurobiologists, computer scientists, business people, and educators, Serendip is both an expanding forum and a continually developing set of resources to explore and support intellectual and social change in education, in social organization... and in how one makes sense of life." Includes interactive exhibits, images, demos, etc. on all areas of psychology, such as perception, cognition (includes The Prisoners' Dilemma), psychophysiology, and evolutionary psychology.

Other Resources
In addition to consulting the various online indexes, search engines, and abstracts databases listed on this page, you should consult the websites of college and university counselling centres. Many of them contain very informative electronic brochures on some cognition topics. Yahoo (http://www.yahoo.com) maintains an extensive list of college and university websites.

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Biotiming Tutorial
(Liz Hunter, Jim Yurasits, Marjorie Maxey, Centre for Biological Timing, University of Virginia)
http://www.cbt.virginia.edu/tutorial/TUTORIALMAIN.html or http://cbt4pc.bio.virginia.edu/tutorial/TUTORIALMAIN.html
This is a great tutorial for anyone wanting a very brief introduction to the field of biological timing. It covers the human and non-human clocks; sleep-wake cycle; and circadian, ultradian, infradian, circannual, tidal, and cellular rhythms. A brief glossary is included. If either of the links does not function, try to locate the tutorial at http://www.cbt.virginia.edu.

Brain Channels---Evolving Human Consciousness
http://www.brainchannels.com
Excellent section on the physical brain (under "Evolution"). Contains basic information and diagrams on: development of the brain through history; modern brain structures and their functions (including diagram of the reptilian brain); and effects of drugs and addiction on the physical brain (includes animated diagrams of neurotransmitter pathways).

BrainMap Database
(Research Imaging Center, University of Texas Health Sciences Center)
http://biad02.uthscsa.edu/services/
This is a huge database of research literature and images on human functional neuroanatomy. If the database has moved around, try http://ric.uthscsa.edu:1234/ or http://ric.uthscsa.edu.

Center for Evolutionary Psychology at UC Santa Barbara
http://www.psych.ucsb.edu/research/cep
This interdisciplinary Center aims to advance the study of evolutionary psychology through active research and scholarship. The website provides an excellent overview of the field, as well as information on current areas of study and research initiatives, articles and papers published by the Center, bibliographies, and a list of resources, both on- and offline. A great site. Should you have trouble locating the website, go to http://www.psych.ucsb.edu.

Circadian.com
(Circadian Technologies Inc.)
http://www.circadian.com
The website for this sleep, alertness, and industrial performance consulting firm provides a handy primer on sleep, sleep disorders, and circadian rhythms.

Comparative Mammalian Brain Collections
http://brainmuseum.org
This fabulous site offers photographs of brains and stained brain sections of over 100 different species of animals from 17 orders. Human brains and sections included.

Dana Forum on Brain Science
http://www.dana.org
The Brain in the News section is a compilation of brain-related articles that have appeared in major North American newspapers and news magazines. BrainWork is a bi-monthly publication for the general public about the brain. The rest of the site has some useful links to brain-related research. Also included are tables of contents and highlights from each issue of Cerebrum, a fascinating "journal of ideas" that explores the practical and social implications of brain research.

Flybrain: As Online Atlas and Database of the
Drosophila Nervous System (University of Arizona)
http://flybrain.neurobio.arizona.edu
An excellent site.

The Human Brain Project at Scripps Research Institute
http://www-hbp.scripps.edu
A repository of information on brain and behaviour. Should the link not function, visit http://www.scripps.edu and try locating the Project from the Site Map.

Human Psychobiology
http://www.psychobiology.org
This site offers an overview of and several articles on various aspects of the field of psychobiology.

McConnell Brain Imaging Center at Montreal Neurological Institute,
McGill University
http://www.bic.mni.mcgill.ca
The Centre conducts extensive research imaging of the brain. This site contains many images of various brain structures. Should the link not function, visit http://www.mcgill.ca/mni, or http://www.mcgill.ca and try locating the Center's site from the Site Map.

Merck Veterinary Manual, Eighth Edition
http://www.merckvetmanual.com
"The single most comprehensive electronic reference for animal care information...Includes over 12,000 indexed topics and over 1200 illustrations...Addresses the medical issues of companion, food, and zoo animals. This book includes discussions of etiology, transmission and pathogenesis, clinical findings and lesions, diagnosis, treatment, control, and prevention of disease entities."

The Mouse Brain Library
http://www.nervenet.org/mbl/
This is a super online collection of diagrams, images, movies, and data relating to brains from many genetically characterised strains of mice. It is all part of a project to "systematically map and characterize genes that modulate architecture of the mammalian CNS".

Neuropsychology, Medical Psychology, and Psychology Resources
(Jacob L. Driesen, Ph.D.)
http://www.driesen.com
Contains an extensive library of excellent neuropsychology illustrations. Also features an extensive glossary of general and specialised psychology terms, information on psychotropic drugs (mechanisms of action, interactions, and adverse effects), and news related to mental disorders.

Pediatric-Perinatal Pathology Slides
(Florida State University College of Medicine)
http://medlib.med.utah.edu/WebPath/PEDHTML/PEDIDX.html
Slides and brief text descriptions of various pathological conditions in newborns, including: abnormalities in twinning; neural tube defects; cleft palate and cleft lip; neoplasias; infectious conditions; and conditions of prematurity. Warning: These images are very graphic and may be upsetting to some viewers. Should this address not work, try finding the images at http://medlib.med.utah.edu/WebPath/webpath.html

Serendip
(Bryn Mawr University)
http://serendip.brynmawr.edu
"Serendip is a gathering place for people who suspect that life's instructions are always ambiguous and incomplete. Originating in interactions among neurobiologists, computer scientists, business people, and educators, Serendip is both an expanding forum and a continually developing set of resources to explore and support intellectual and social change in education, in social organization... and in how one makes sense of life." Includes interactive exhibits, images, demos, etc. on all areas of psychology, such as perception, cognition (includes The Prisoners' Dilemma), psychophysiology, and evolutionary psychology.

Sleep Dictionary (Sleepnet)
http://www.sleepnet.com/definition.html
An excellent dictionary of 400+ sleep-related terms.

Sleep and Sleep Disorders Glossary (BehaveNet Psychology Glossary)
http://www.behavenet.com (Click on appropriate link under "Clinical Capsules")
Excellent glossary of terms related to sleep, sleep disorders, and polysomnography.

Sleepnet
http://www.sleepnet.com
A massive repository of online information and resources pertaining to sleep and its disorders. Features an excellent dictionary of 400+ sleep-related terms.

Synapse Web
(Boston University)
http://synapses.bu.edu
A wealth of information on synaptic structure and function, and current research.

UCLA Laboratory of Neuroimaging (LONI)
http://www.loni.ucla.edu
LONI's Scientific Visualization group works to create 3D images and animations of nervous system structures and processes. On the site you will find images and animations of anatomy, development, disease, etc. Excellent site.

Washington University School of Medicine Neuroscience Tutorial
(Diana Weedman Molavi, Ph.D.)
http://thalamus.wustl.edu/course/
A super illustrated tutorial to the basics of clinical neuroscience.

The Whole Brain Atlas Project at Harvard University, M.I.T.
http://www.med.harvard.edu/AANLIB
This fine resource allows you to view MRI images of numerous brain structures, as well as the effects of various degenerative diseases. Should there be difficulty locating the Atlas, just go to http://www.med.harvard.edu.

Worldwide Project on Sleep and Health
(World Health Organisation)
http://www.worldsleep.org
This project proposes to build a repository of information on sleep to help examine the relationship between sleep and health; to improve sleep hygiene; and to treat sleep disorders worldwide.

Other Resources
In addition to consulting the various online indexes, search engines, and abstracts databases listed on this page, you should consult the websites of college and university counselling centres. Many of them contain very informative electronic brochures on some of physiological psychology topics (mainly the physiology of mental disorders, etc.). Yahoo (http://www.yahoo.com) maintains an extensive list of college and university websites.

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(See also Self & Personality section)

About Psychotherapy
(by Bennett Pologne, Ph.D.)
http://www.aboutpsychotherapy.com
A very honest introduction to psychotherapy by a seasoned therapist. A must-read for those considering any kind of psychotherapy. Includes information on the types of therapy; therapists' training and their professional designations; the goals of therapy; and how to find a good therapist.

American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy
http://www.aamft.org
The AAMFT is the main professional association for marriage and family therapists, representing more than 23,000 marriage and family therapists in the United States, Canada and abroad. This excellent site offers information about the association; marital and family therapy; mental health and family issues; mental disorders; and finding a marriage and family therapist.

American Counseling Association
http://www.counseling.org
ACA is the world's largest association professional counselors. The site provides information about the association and counseling, and boasts a very good list of resources to be consulted by those in distress.

American Psychoanalytic Association
http://www.apsa.org
APA is the main professional organisation of psychoanalysts in the United States. On this site you will find information about the association and psychoanalysis in general. There is also a section entitled "Finding a Psychoanalyst." The site is dreadfully tacky, but it gives you the information you need.

Anna Freud Centre, London UK
http://www.annafreudcentre.org
The distinguished Centre aims to advance the theory, research, and psychoanalytic treatment of troubled children and young people.

Association for Humanistic Psychology
http://www.ahpweb.org
"Begun in 1962 as a vehicle to develop a bold new force in psychology that emphasized the conscious mind and human ability to create healthy lives and communities." Provides information on the Association; several articles on humanistic psychology, including articles from the monthly newsletter and an excellent article on the history of humanistic psychology and therapy; annotated bibliographies; and information on schools teaching humanistic psychology and related approaches to personality, development, and therapy.

Association for the Advancement of Psychosynthesis
http://www.aap-psychosynthesis.org
Information and articles on Assagioli's theory of psychosynthesis.

Association for the Development of the Person Centered Approach
http://www.adpca.org
"An international network of individuals who support the development and application of the person-centered approach. ADPCA welcomes the participation of educators, therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, nurses, social workers, health service providers, pastoral counselors, organization development specialists, and all people who are interested in the field of human relations and personal and interpersonal development." Site has an excellent description of the person-centered approach, several interesting and helpful papers, and an extensive list of online resources. ADPCA published the Person-Centered Journal.

Beck Institute for Cognitive Therapy and Research
http://www.beckinstitute.org
The institute is interested in the scientific advancement of cognitive therapy, founded by Aaron T. Beck. The site contains information mainly about the institute itself.

Clarke Institute of Psychiatry
http://www.clarke-inst.on.ca
Due to its strong emphasis on research, the Clarke is one of six unique psychiatric institutes in North America. Its goal is to operate a hospital that provides facilities for psychiatric research, education, diagnosis, and treatment. The site provides information on the Clarke's services as well as detailed facts on mental health and disorders. Note that the Clarke is now a division of the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (http://www.camh.net). The Clarke is fully affiliated with the University of Toronto (http://www.utoronto.ca). Excellent site.

Correctional Service of Canada
http://www.csc-scc.gc.ca
The site provides information on the CSC and corrections and rehabilitation in Canada, extensive information on corrections in general, as well as corrections research and resources, including the Forum on Corrections Research publication.

CSC Forum on Corrections Research
http://www.csc-scc.gc.ca/text/pblct/forum/index_e.shtml
This quarterly CSC publication features useful articles on various aspects of corrections and rehabilitation.

Gestalt! Journal
http://www.g-g.org/gej/index.html or http://www.g-g.org/gej/
Access to full-text features and graphics from the e-journal for the Gestalt therapy community. If this address does not work, try locating the journal from http://www.g-g.org.

Gestalt Global Resource Page
http://www.g-g.org
Good jumping-off point for information, research, and practice related to Gestalt therapy theory, research, and practice. Includes good weblinks, e-mail discussion groups for researchers and clinicians, a directory of Gestalt therapists, and full-text access to features in Gestalt!—the e-journal for the Gestalt therapy community.

Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy Page
http://www.enabling.org/ia/gestalt/gerhards/gtp.html
Information, essays, articles, and resources on Gestalt theoretical psychotherapy and its founders.

Gestalt Therapy Page
(International Gestalt Therapy Association)
http://www.gestalt.org
Provides information about the Association, Gestalt theory, and Gestalt therapy.

Glossary of Psychotherapy Terms (BehaveNet Psychology Glossary)
http://www.behavenet.com (Click on appropriate link under "Clinical Capsules")
Useful glossaries of terms for each of the following psychotherapies: Adlerian (individual), cognitive-behavioural (CBT), eye-movement desensitisation (EMDR), family, Gestalt, internal family systems, Jungian, narrative, and transactional analysis (TA).

Group Psychotherapy Home Page (Haim Weinberg, Ph.D.)
http://www.group-psychotherapy.com
An excellent resource for all sorts of information and resources on group psychotherapy.

Guide to Humanistic Psychology
(John Rowan, Ph.D, Association for Humanistic Psychology)
http://www.ahpweb.org/rowan_bibliography/index.html
This is an indispensable beginner's guide to humanistic psychology and its various movements. Topics include: theory; personality development; humanistic individual/couples/family therapy; person-centred counselling; Gestalt therapy; encounter; co- counselling; psychodrama and related therapies; transactional analysis; body work; primal integration; transpersonal psychology; dream work; feminist therapy; humanistic education; humanistic management; transpersonal management; humanistic research; and criticisms of humanistic approaches. Also contains excellent annotated bibliographies on each topic.

Humanistic & Existentialist Psychology Home Page
(Viktor Daniels, Sonoma State University)
http://www.sonoma.edu/people/daniels/ or http://www.sonoma.edu/users/d/daniels/
Excellent site with cogent notes and resources on: existentialism and phenomenology; humanistic and existentialist psychology; Gestalt psychology and Gestalt therapy; transpersonal and Asian psychology; and psychology in Greek philosophy.

Humanistic Psychology on the Web
(Association for Humanistic Psychology)
http://www.saybrook.edu/app/lib/humanisticweb.html
A repository of over 200 high-quality websites related to all areas of humanistic psychology, including humanistic personality development and humanistic psychotherapy. 20 new entries added each week.

International Association for Analytical (Jungian) Psychology
http://www.iaap.org
Features some interesting introductory articles on Carl Jung's analytical psychology and system of therapy, from which we get such terms as the "collective unconscious", "archetypes", and "Jungian analysis".

Institute for Rational-Emotive Behavior Therapy (Albert Ellis Institute)
http://www.rebt.org
Named after Albert Ellis, founder of rational-emotive behaviour therapy, the site offers information about the institute and its services, and on rational-emotive therapy in general. It also offers fascinating monthly essays on REBT and its practical applications.

International Network on Personal Meaning and Meaning of Life
http://www.meaning.ca
I love this website. The Network focusses on scholarly exploration of topics related to personal meaning, spirituality, existential psychology, and existential/meaning therapy. Many intriguing articles, an extensive listing of resources, and excellent bibliographies.

International Society for Existential Psychology and Psychotherapy
http://www.existentialpsychology.org
The professional arm of the International Network on Personal Meaning (see above). ISEPP is an interdisciplinary organisation devoted to research and education in existential psychology and psychotherapy. Its focus, above all, is to demonstrate the central role that meaning plays in our lives.

International Transactional Analysis Association
http://www.itaa-net.org
The Association was founded by Eric Berne, originator of transactional analysis therapy. The Association promotes the advancement of transactional analysis theory, process, and training.

C.G. Jung Page
http://www.cgjungpage.org
This is a well-crafted resource for information on Jung, his theories, analytical psychology, and psychology of culture. Includes a comprehensive archive of scholarly papers and Internet resources.

Kids' Help Phone of Canada
http://kidshelp.sympatico.ca/
Kids Help Phone is Canada's only toll-free, national telephone counselling service for children and youth. Kids Help Phone counsels children between ages 4 and 19, and helps young adults 20 and over find appropriate counselling services. The organisation also takes call from parents, teachers, and others who are interested in receiving referrals to appropriate resources. This site offers information about the service, counselling in general, and coping with life's challenges. Also included is a listing of social service and mental health-related resources, both on- and offline.

Mental Health Net
http://www.cmhc.com
Similar to Mental Health Infosource (http://www.mhsource.com), although perhaps a bit more organised. This site offers a plethora of information on disorders and their diagnosis, treatment, and investigation. Also featured are mental health headlines.

Mythos & Logos (Brent Dean Robbins, Duquesne University)
http://mythosandlogos.com
A great resource with essays and detailed notes on phenomenological-existential and psychoanalytic psychology/therapy. Includes notes on hundreds of theorists, links to major writings from several of the theorists, and many related online resources.

Narrative Approaches (Jennifer Freeman, David Epston, Dean Lobovits)
http://www.narrativeapproaches.com
A good site to introduce you to narrative psychology and narrative therapy. Includes a "Ten Second Introduction to Narrative Therapy". Also discusses narrative psychology in the context of anorexia and bulimia nervosa.

Narrative Psychology Resource Guide
(Vincent W. Hevern, SJ, Ph.D, LeMoyne College)
http://www.maple.lemoyne.edu/~hevern/narpsych.html
Features: a primer on narrative psychology; outlines, articles, and essays dealing with various narrative psychology issues; excellent annotated bibliographies; and listings for useful Internet sites.

New England Institute for Psychoanalytic Studies
http://www.neips.org
This institute provides training in psychoanalysis to qualified mental health and social work professionals. The site provides information about the institute's course offerings and some general information about psychoanalysis.

Neurolinguistic Programming.org
http://www.nlp.org
This commercial site features various primers and articles on the NLP technique. A good starting point for learning about NLP.

NLP Resources
http://www.nlpresources.com
Articles, mental models, links, and suggested reading lists on NLP.

Organisational Chart of Psychotherapeutic Methods
(Eddy Elmer, Simon Fraser University)
Available from this link

Ontario Psychological Association
http://www.psych.on.ca
OPA is the professional organisation of psychologists in Ontario. The OPA provides referrals for psychologists in your area. The site provides information about the organisation, psychologists, and psychotherapy in general.

Person-Centered International
(by Samuel R. Evans, LPC)
http://www.personcentered.com
Provides numerous articles on person-centred therapy for clients and practitioners alike.

Person Centered Society
http://www.personcentered.org
Provides excellent information on various aspects of person-centred therapy. Good collection of essays and articles for clients and therapists alike.

Person Centered Website (Allan Turner)
http://www.allanturner.co.uk
Extensive links to papers, books, listservs, counsellors, training, and jobs related to the person-centered counselling approach.

Psychedelic Library
http://www.psychedelic-library.org
The world's most comprehensive online library relating to the uses and effects of psychedelic drugs. Interesting full-text articles, reports, and resources on such topics as: psychedelics and psychotherapy; psychedelic research of the 1950s and 1960s; religious experience and personal growth; culture and social policy; and psychedelic renaissance.

Psychological Self-Help (Clayton E. Tucker-Ladd, Ph.D)
http://mentalhelp.net/psyhelp/
A very well-written full-length online book covering the following topics: Values and Morals; Behavior, Motivation, and Self-Control; Stress, Anxiety, Fears, and Psychosomatic Disorders; Depression and Self-Concept (with info on loneliness); Anger and Aggression; Dependency and Conformity; Understanding Ourselves and Our Relationships; Dating, Love, Marriage, and Sex; Methods for Changing Behavior; Methods of Changing Emotions; Methods for Developing Skills; Methods for Changing Our Thoughts, Attitudes, Self-Concept, Motivation, Values, and Expectations; and Methods for Gaining Insight Into Ourselves. Excellent bibliographies included.

Primal Therapy Institute
http://www.primaltherapy.com
Here you will find general information on Janov's Primal Therapy system.

Natalie Rogers
http://www.nrogers.com
This is the website of Natalie Rogers—Carl Rogers' daughter. In addition to information on Natalie and her practice, you will find information about her father as well as several of her articles about person-centred expressive psychotherapy.

St. Joseph Health Center, Eating Disorders Clinic
http://www.eating-disorders.com
The Center offers one of the most comprehensive eating disorders programs in North America. Along with information about the program, you will find detailed facts on all aspects of eating disorders, plus a listing of additional reading materials and other online resources. The site hosts two questionnaires (under "What You Need to Know About Eating Disorders") designed to help give a preliminary idea about the presence of symptoms (in you or someone you know) that indicate the need for an evaluation by a psychiatrist. These tests do not replace a formal psychiatric or medical evaluation: A highly-recommended site.

Schema Therapy Institute
http://www.schematherapy.com
Here you will find information on Young's Schema Therapy, including a bibliography, copies of assessment instruments, and details on training.

Schizophrenia Help Home Page
http://www.schizophrenia-help.com
Great site with all sorts of information on the treatment of schizophrenia.

The Shyness Institute
http://www.shyness.com
This is a resource offered by the Palo Alto Shyness Clinic, well-known for its treatment program for shyness, social anxiety/phobia, and other anxiety disorders. This site lists some good online resources that can introduce you to the above topics.

Transactional Analysis Journal Internet
http://www.tajnet.org
Access to articles from the Transactional Analysis Journal. Published by the International Transactional Analysis Association.

The William Glasser Institute
http://www.wglasserinst.com
This website from the originators of choice theory, reality therapy, and lead management offers information on professional training and a library of some Institute articles.

Other Resources
In addition to consulting the various online indexes, search engines, and abstracts databases listed on this page, you should consult the websites of college and university counselling centres. Many of them contain very informative electronic brochures on a variety of psychotherapy topics. Yahoo (http://www.yahoo.com) maintains an extensive list of college and university websites.

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American Psychoanalytic Association
http://www.apsa.org
APA is the main professional organisation of psychoanalysts in the United States. On this site you will find information about the association and psychoanalysis in general. There is also a section entitled "Finding a Psychoanalyst." The site is dreadfully tacky, but it gives you the information you need.

Bibliomania: Psychology Texts and Study Guides
http://www.bibliomania.com
This online project offers free, full-text access to nearly 2000 classical literary and reference texts. So far of interest to psychologists: full-text of Freud's The Interpretation of Dreams and study guides for numerous of his famous works. Also included are useful study guides for the following: Darwin's On the Origin of Species; Dawkins's The Selfish Gene; psychoanalytic literary criticism; phenomenology and New Historicism; and deconstruction.

Classical (Freudian) Organisation of Disturbance
(Eddy Elmer, Simon Fraser University)
Available from this link
Graphical representation of classical (i.e Freudian) organisation of mental disorders and psychopathology.

Freud Page (Maria Helena Rowell, Psychologist)
http://www.freudpage.com
A good resource on everything Freudian. Includes links to original works.

The International Erich Fromm Society
http://www.erichfromm.org
Good resource on the life, thoughts, and works of the social scientist, philosopher, and psychoanalyst.

C.G. Jung Page
http://www.cgjungpage.org
This is a well-crafted resource for information on Jung, his theories, analytical psychology, and psychology of culture. Includes a comprehensive archive of scholarly papers and Internet resources.

Mental Measurements Yearbook (from Buros Institute)
http://www.unl.edu/buros
Use this extensive website to find information on and reviews of a wide range of psychodynamic instruments.

Mythos & Logos (Brent Dean Robbins, Duquesne University)
http://mythosandlogos.com
A great resource with essays and notes on psychoanalytic thought, psychology and literature, and myth & metaphor. Includes notes on dozens of theorists, links to major writings from several of the theorists, and many related online resources.

New England Institute for Psychoanalytic Studies
http://www.neips.org
This institute provides training in psychoanalysis to qualified mental health and social work professionals. The site provides information about the institute's course offerings and some general information about psychoanalysis.

Psyche Matters: A Psychoanalytic Resource Guide
http://www.psychematters.com
Outstanding site with authoritative essays, bibliographies, and resources on psychoanalytic theory and psychoanalytic therapy.

Self Psychology Page
http://www.selfpsychology.org
Information, history, essays, articles, and resources on Heinz Kohut's psychoanalytic self psychology.

Other Resources
For more psychoanalysis resources, you should consult the various online indexes, search engines, and abstracts databases listed on this page.

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Peter R. Breggin, MD, on the Dangers of Psychiatric Drugs
http://www.breggin.com
The author of Talking Back to Prozac and Toxic Psychiatry, Breggin gives us a powerful critique of of modern psychiatry and informs us of the dangers of psychiatric drugs and the biological theories of psychiatry. This site has a plethora of information on these topics, including articles, summaries of studies, court briefings, and current news. Super site!

Canadian Foundation for Drug Policy
http://www.cfdp.ca
Although this highly up-to-date site contains a tremendous amount of information on drug policy and debate generally, there are many full-text articles, reports, studies, and links relating to drug use and psychological issues. Includes research-based information on the properties and effects of drugs, statistics on drug use among various populations, and issues related to addiction and other drug-related conditions.

Common Exogenous Psychoactive Agents
(Eddy M. Elmer, University of Toronto)
Available from this link
This quick-reference guide is for introductory students and others becoming acquainted with common psychoactive agents. 4 simplified pharmaceutical charts organise exogenous depressant, stimulant, analgesic and "narcotic", and hallucinogenic agents. Also included is a brief listing of common neurotransmitters, their various functions, and their locations in the brain.

Dealing with Depression (from Pfizer)
http://www.depression-info.com
This site explores depression, its manifestations, causes, and treatment—including drug treatment.

Depression.com
http://www.depression.com
This superb site covers all aspects of depression. Included is information on the nature and types of depression; depression's effects on sleep, weight, and sex; anxiety associated with depression; depression and suicide; depression in special groups; living with someone who has depression; treatments for depression, including detailed information on drug therapies; and the latest news in depression research. Also included is a preliminary screening test for depression symptoms. The test is designed to give a preliminary idea about the presence of depression symptoms that indicate the need for evaluation by a psychiatrist.

Depression.net (from Organon)
http://www.depression.net
The manufacturers of one of the newest antidepressant drugs, Remeron, bring you this informative site on the nature, causes, and treatment of depression. Noteworthy is the site's explanation of the mechanisms of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs)—a class of antidepressant drugs.

Drug Policy Alliance (formerly, Lindesmith Center Drug Policy Foundation)
http://www.drugpolicy.org
Extensive, research-based site with articles, research briefs, reports, bibliographies, and links on all sorts of drug-related topics, including: abuse; drug education; drug effects; ecstasy (MDMA); heroin; cannabis/marijuana; methadone; overdose; and treatment. The editors of this constantly updated site also scan the popular press to offer a wide range of views on drug-related issues.

EffexorXR Depression and Anxiety Information
http://www.effexorxr.com
This site provides good, basic information on depression and generalised anxiety disorder (GAD), as well as pharmacotherapy.

Health Canada
http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca
Offers an excellent compilation of information on all aspects of health and pharmacology. In both English and French.

International Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology
http://www.icspp.org
"ICSPP is a research and educational network devoted to educating professionals and the public concerning the impact of mental health theories on public policy and the effects of therapeutic practices upon individual well-being, personal freedom, and family and community values." Founded by Peter R. Breggin, MD Founded by Peter R. Breggin, MD (http://www.breggin.com), one of the strongest critics of modern psychiatry and of psychiatric drugs, electroshock, psychosurgery, involuntary treatment, and the biological theories of psychiatry. Site contains position papers, news clippings, and compelling online resources.

MAP: The Media Awareness Project
http://www.mapinc.org
This site aims to promote "balanced media coverage" of issues related to drugs and drug use. This continually updated site currently has nearly 90,000 news clippings covering as as many angles as possible on drug-related issues. "Hot topics" include: cannabis/marijuana; club drugs; cocaine; drug education; ecstasy; hallucinogens; heroin; methadone; methamphetamines; Oxycontin/Oxycodone; raves; and treatment.

Mental Health.com
(Dr. Phillip W. Long)
http://www.mentalhealth.com
Dr. Long's site offers monographs for many common psychotropic drugs.

Merck Manual of Geriatrics, Third Edition
http://www.merck.com/pubs/mm_geriatrics/
Based on the Merck Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy, the online version of this manual focuses on the medical problems of the elderly. Includes information on nursing care and pharmacy issues. If this address does not function, the manual may have been moved, in which case you should try to locate it at http://www.merck.com/pubs/.

Nurse's PDR Drug Handbook Resource Centre Online
http://www.nursespdr.com
Online companion guide to the Nurse's Drug Handbook. Contains a database of common drug profiles and clinical drug headlines.

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Resource Center
(Solvay Pharmaceuticals, Inc.)
http://www.ocdresource.com
This site explores obsessive-compulsive disorder and its manifestations, causes, and treatment—including drug treatment.

Paxil Mental Health Weather Station (SmithKline Glaxo)
http://www.paxil.com
This site provides clear and brief introductions to depression, panic disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and social anxiety disorder. Areas covered include diagnosis, treatment, and research. Included is a quiz which gives a preliminary idea about the presence of panic symptoms that indicate the need for evaluation by a psychiatrist or psychologist.

Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America
http://www.phrma.org
The site of this major association of American pharmaceutical researchers and manufacturers offers information on the latest in drug research and manufacturing.

Pharmacology Glossary Glossary (BehaveNet Psychology Glossary)
http://www.behavenet.com (Click on appropriate link under "Clinical Capsules")
Glossary of terms related to pharmacological treatment of mental illness.

Psychedelic Library
http://www.psychedelic-library.org
The world's most comprehensive online library relating to the uses and effects of psychedelic drugs. Interesting full-text articles, reports, and resources on such topics as: psychedelics and psychotherapy; psychedelic research of the 1950s and 1960s; religious experience and personal growth; culture and social policy; and psychedelic renaissance.

Psychotropic Drugs Dictionary (BehaveNet Psychology Glossary)
http://www.behavenet.com (Click on appropriate link under "Clinical Capsules")
Excellent dictionary of specific drugs used to treat mental illness.

RX.com
http://www.rx.com
Under "Reference Desk" you will find a database of prescription and non-prescription drugs; a list of common conditions and ailments, procedures, and lab tests; and chapters from the Physician's Desk Reference.

RXList
http://www.rxlist.com
Run by Neil Sandow, Pharm.D, this site is chock-full of detailed information on individual prescription drugs, including their classifications; chemical compositions; administration guidelines; contraindications; side effects, etc. This site does not replace manufacturer information, but is a good place to go for some introductory information on various drugs.

United States Food and Drug Administration
http://www.fda.gov
The FDA is the United States' foremost consumer protection agency, regulating the manufacture of food and drugs. The site offers a plethora of information on human drugs.

United States Pharmacopeia
http://www.usp.org
The USP is a private, voluntary, not-for-profit organisation of volunteer health care professionals, scientists, scholars, and government officials working together to create common pharmaceutical standards. Here you will find details on the USP structure, drugs, and drug standards.

Other Resources
In addition to consulting the various online indexes, search engines, and abstracts databases listed on this page, you should consult the websites of college and university counselling centres. Many of them contain very informative electronic brochures on a variety of pharmacotherapy topics. Yahoo (http://www.yahoo.com) maintains an extensive list of college and university websites.

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Driving Psychology Website
(Leon James & Diane Nahl, University of Hawaii)
http://www.drdriving.org or http://www.aloha.net/~dyc/
An extensive resource on the psychology of driving and other modes of transportation. Includes much information on "road rage".

HIV/AIDS in the Ageing Resources
(National Aging Information Center, Administration on Aging, US DHHS)
http://www.aoa.dhhs.gov/NAIC/Notes/hivaging.html
A good resource on the rising spread of HIV/AIDS amongst elderly persons.

Other Resources
In addition to consulting the various online indexes, search engines, and abstracts databases listed on this page, you should consult the websites of college and university counselling centres. Many of them contain very informative electronic brochures on a variety of health psychology topics. Yahoo (http://www.yahoo.com) maintains an extensive list of college and university websites.

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Other Resources
In addition to consulting the various online indexes, search engines, and abstracts databases listed on this page, you should consult the websites of college and university counselling centres. Many of them contain very informative electronic brochures on a variety of environmental psychology topics. Yahoo (http://www.yahoo.com) maintains an extensive list of college and university websites.

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Behavioural-Safety.com
http://www.behavioral-safety.com
A solid resource for information on various aspects on behavioural safety.

Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies
http://www.behavior.org
The website of this non-profit organisation provides information on the study and application of behavioural principles to motivation, safety, organisational management, and other issues relating to organisational behaviour.

Center for the Study of Group Processes
(University of Iowa)
http://www.uiowa.edu/~grpproc/
This site contains numerous research and review articles on various psychological aspects of group development and function.

Center for the Study of Work Teams
(University of North Texas)
http://www.workteams.unt.edu
Under the "Links" section is a comprehensive listing of links to articles related to psychology and behaviour in groups and teams. Topics include: teaming; virtual teams; facilitation; conflict management; organisational development; and training and individual development.

Consortium for Research on Emotional Intelligence in Organizations
http://www.eiconsortium.org
Contains many full-text reports and essays on the topic of EI as applied to the workplace.

Cyber Behavior Research Center
http://www.cio.com/research/behavior/
Numerous articles and resources on all facets of the psychology of online behaviour, including online behaviour as it pertains to leadership, organisational development, and organisational management.

Guide to Humanistic Psychology
(John Rowan, Ph.D, Association for Humanistic Psychology)
http://www.ahpweb.org/rowan_bibliography/index.html
This beginner's guide to humanistic psychology contains a few short articles and annotated bibliographies relating to humanistic and transpersonal management (organisational development and organisational transformation).

Identity Theory Information and Papers
(Peter J. Burke, Washington State University)
http://burkep.libarts.wsu.edu
Burke is one of the originators of Identity Theory, which attempts to understand how individuals with different identities come together to form groups and organisations, and how these groups and organisations constrain the individuals' behaviour. Online, full-text access to numerous journal articles related to this topic.

Job Analysis and Personality Research Site
(R.J. Harvey, Virginia Tech University)
http://harvey.psyc.vt.edu
Contains documents, data, and software pertaining to Harvey's research on personality and organisational behaviour. Topics include MBTI® (Myers-Briggs Type Inventory), "Big Five" inventories, item-response theory (IRT), and computer-adaptive testing (CAT).

Management Library
(Management Assistance Program for Nonprofits, and
Carter McNamara, MBA, Ph.D.)
http://www.managementhelp.org or http://www.mapnp.org/library/index.html
This online library contains numerous articles on topics in organisational psychology and behaviour, including: career development; conflict resolution; creativity; employee wellness; group behaviour; interpersonal skills; motivation; personal development; productivity; leadership; and supervision.

Management Skills
(Dr. Gerard M. Blair, University of Edinburgh and Hewlett-Packard)
http://www.ee.ed.ac.uk/~gerard/
Blair offers articles pertaining to various facets of organisational psychology and behaviour, such as: teams and groups; presentation skills; time management; delegation; leadership; and managing people.

Other Resources
For more resources on industrial/organisational psychology, you should consult the various online indexes, search engines, and abstracts databases listed on this page.

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Community Psychology Network
http://www.communitypsychology.net
This helpful website provides a listing of on- and offline resources related to the broad field of community psychology. An area of emphasis is careers in community psychology. The site is of interest to academics, researchers, professionals, and non-professionals alike.

Correctional Service of Canada
http://www.csc-scc.gc.ca
The site provides information on the CSC and corrections and rehabilitation in Canada, extensive information on corrections in general, as well as corrections research and resources, including the Forum on Corrections Research publication.

CSC Forum on Corrections Research
http://www.csc-scc.gc.ca/text/pblct/forum/index_e.shtml
This quarterly CSC publication features useful articles on various aspects of corrections and rehabilitation.

Harvard World Health News
(Harvard School of Public Health)
http://www.WorldHealthNews.harvard.edu
A regularly-updated digest of public health issues around the world.

Other Resources
For more resources on community psychology, you should consult the various online indexes, search engines, and abstracts databases listed on this page.

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Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies
http://www.behavior.org
The website of this non-profit organisation provides extensive information on the study and application of behavioural principles to motivation, parenting, education, and such mental disorders as autism.

The Center for Dewey Studies
(Southern Illinois University at Carbondale)
http://www.siu.edu/~deweyctr/
The internationally-known Center collects and edits works of and about Dewey's life, philosophies, and teachings. Included on the site are information on the Center's collection, as well as an extremely thorough and detailed Dewey chronology.

John Dewey and the Alexander Technique
(Alexander Technique Center of Washington, D.C.)
http://www.alexandercenter.com
Under the John Dewey section of this site are articles and essays about the educator-philosopher John Dewey and his thoughts on F.M. Alexander's "Alexander Technique". Some are written by Dewey himself.

The John Dewey Society for the Study of Education and Culture
http://cuip.uchicago.edu/jds/
Founded in 1935, The Society "exists to keep alive John Dewey's commitment to the use of critical and reflective intelligence in the search for solutions to crucial problems in education and culture." The Society publishes two journals: Education and Culture: The Journal of the John Dewey Society and Insights. The Links section provides a good listing of online Dewey resources, including full text of some of his works.

Encyclopedia of Philosophy of Education
http://www.educacao.pro.br
Excellent, medium-length articles on various philosophies of education. Written by academics in the field.

ERIC Database (Educational Resources Information Center)
http://www.eric.ed.gov
Free access to the world's pre-eminent database for locating education-related research and literature. Through its subject-related clearinghouses, this ERIC site provides access to research syntheses, electronic journals, online directories, reference and referral services, and document delivery.

Funderstanding
http://www.funderstanding.com/theories.cfm
This handy site provides a useful overview of the different theories of learning and education. If the site has moved, try http://www.funderstanding.com.

Mental Measurements Yearbook (from Buros Institute)
http://www.unl.edu/buros
Use this extensive website to find information on and reviews of a wide range of educational psychology tests (tests of reading, mathematics, learning disabilities, etc.).

National Association for the Education of Young Children
http://www.naeyc.org
NAEYC is North America's largest and most influential association of early childhood researchers and educators, promoting the advancement of early childhood development, education practice, and education working conditions. The site provides comprehensive, referenced position statements on early childhood development and education based on current research. A truly excellent site for information on early childhood development and education.

National Association of School Psychologists
http://www.naspweb.org
The NASP is the main professional association of school psychologists in the United States. Its mission is " to promote educationally and psychologically healthy environments for all children and youth by implementing research-based, effective programs that prevent problems, enhance independence, and promote optimal learning. This is accomplished through state-of-the-art research and training, advocacy, ongoing program evaluation, and caring professional service." The website provides information about the NASP and its duties, as well as a brief introduction to the field of school psychology, and a list of some school psychology resources on the Internet.

School Psychology Resources Online
http://www.schoolpsychology.net
A repository of online resources for all aspects of school psychology, learning disorders, child development, disorders of early childhood, etc.

Self-Efficacy Resources (Frank Pajares, Emory University)
http://www.emory.edu/EDUCATION/mfp/
Useful information on self-efficacy and motivation, the ideas of Albert Bandura, and how self-efficacy applies to the classroom. Includes a very useful overview of self-efficacy theory by Bandura himself (from the Encyclopedia of Human Behavior).

The Theory into Practice Database: Explorations in Learning & Instruction
(Jacksonville State University)
http://tip.psychology.org
A great database with brief summaries of 50 major theories of learning and instruction. If the site has moved, try going to http://www.psychology.org.

William James Site (Frank Pajares, Emory University)
http://www.emory.edu/EDUCATION/mfp/james.html or http://www.emory.edu/EDUCATION/mfp/
Outstanding site on everything related to William James, psychologist and philosopher. Includes biographical information, bibliographies, online versions of James's papers (and extensive links to papers on other sites), book reviews, and links to online James resources.

Other Resources
For more resources on educational and school psychology, you should consult the various online indexes, search engines, and abstracts databases listed on this page.

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Correctional Service of Canada
http://www.csc-scc.gc.ca
The site provides information on the CSC and corrections and rehabilitation in Canada, extensive information on corrections in general, as well as corrections research and resources, including the Forum on Corrections Research publication.

Crime Library
http://www.crimelibrary.com
Extensive site featuring information on: the criminal mind (criminal psychology, criminal behaviour origins, serial killing, pedophilia, cannibalism, necrophilia, stalking and cyberstalking, psychopathy, doctors and nurses who kill, children who kill, female offenders, insanity defense, etc.); forensics, investigation, and profiling; histories of major criminal cases; and extensive backgrounders on notorious criminals. Also provides latest crime news. Super resource for those studying the psychology of crime.

False Allegations of Sexual Abuse, Sexual Assault, or Rape of Child
(Law Office of Barbara C. Johnson, Esq.)
http://www.falseallegations.com
All sorts of information on false allegations, recovered memories, the role of psychological testing in legal settings (including a good paper on the MMPI), polygraph testing, the role of psychologists in child custody cases, and much more.

CSC Forum on Corrections Research
http://www.csc-scc.gc.ca/text/pblct/forum/index_e.shtml
This quarterly CSC publication features useful articles on various aspects of corrections and rehabilitation.

Forensic-Psych.com
(Mark Harold J. Bursztajn, M.D.)
http://www.forensic-psych.com
Provides numerous useful articles on many areas of forensic psychiatry. Also includes links to other online forensic psychiatry resources.

Forensic Psychiatry and Law Updates
(William H. Reid, M.D., M.P.H.)
http://www.reidpsychiatry.com
Excellent site offering current updates on forensic psychiatry and law; an FAQ on forensic psychiatry; and an annotated list of online forensic psychiatry resources.

Glossary of Forensic Psychology Terms (BehaveNet Psychology Glossary)
http://www.behavenet.com (Click on appropriate link under "Clinical Capsules")
Excellent glossary of terms related to forensic psychology and law.

Mental Measurements Yearbook (from Buros Institute)
http://www.unl.edu/buros
Use this extensive website to find information on and reviews of many tests used in forensic psychology.

Prisoner's Dictionary
http://dictionary.prisonwall.org
A very extensive dictionary of terms used by prisoners and prison officials. Great site.

Other Resources
For more resources on forensic psychology, you should consult the various online indexes, search engines, and abstracts databases listed on this page.

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Career Interests Game (Based on Dr. John Holland's Career Theory)
http://career.missouri.edu/holland/
This game can help you choose a career based on your specific personality type. The game is based on Dr. John Holland's widely-recognised theory that people with certain personality types will find certain jobs more satisfying than others. The game is linked with the Occupational Outlook Handbook—the pre-eminent guide to the market for hundreds of jobs. If this address does not work, try locating the game at http://career.missouri.edu.

Job Analysis and Personality Research Site
(R.J. Harvey, Virginia Tech University)
http://harvey.psyc.vt.edu
Documents, data, and software pertaining to Harvey's research on personality and organisational behaviour. Topics include MBTI® (Myers-Briggs Type Inventory), "Big Five" inventories, item-response theory (IRT), and computer-adaptive testing (CAT).

Journal of Vocational Behaviour
http://www.apnet.com/www/journal/vb.htm
A leading journal in career and vocational psychology. You can read all full-text articles for the current issue (and some articles in past issues). If this address does not work, try locating the journal at http://www.apnet.com.

Jung Type Indicator
(from HumanMetrics)
http://keirsey.com
This is a short, highly modified online version of the Myers-Briggs Personality Inventory, which is based on Carl Jung's personality typology. The test gives you the familiar 4-letter code that indicates whether you are: introverted vs. extroverted; intuiting vs. sensing; thinking vs. feeling; and perceiving vs. judging. Gives you an explanation of the results as well as information on which personality types are associated with which jobs. This is not a clinical test, only a modified version for public use.

Keirsey Temperament Sorter Online
http://keirsey.com
This is the online version of the Keirsey personality inventory, an adaptation of the original Myers-Briggs Personality Inventory. The test gives you the familiar 4-letter code that indicates whether you are: introverted vs. extroverted; intuiting vs. sensing; thinking vs. feeling; and perceiving vs. judging. Gives you an explanation of the results as well as information on which personality types are associated with which jobs. This is not a clinical test, only a modified version for public use.

Kingdomality Test
(Career Management International)
http://www.kingdomality.com
This fun yet informative test lets you determine what job/career you would have held if you were living in the Midieval Kingdom. The test is carefully constructed and helps you determine which jobs you are best suited for today. Apparently, I would have been a minstrel in Midieval times--and am perhaps the same today!

Mental Measurements Yearbook (from Buros Institute)
http://www.unl.edu/buros
Use this extensive website to find information on and reviews of many tests relating to career choice, aptitude, achievement, etc.

Occupational Outlook Handbook
http://stats.bls.gov/oco/
"The...nationally recognized source of career information, designed to provide valuable assistance to individuals making decisions about their future work lives. Revised every two years, the Handbook describes what workers do on the job, working conditions, the training and education needed, earnings, and expected job prospects in a wide range of occupations." If this address does not function, try locating the handbook at http://stats.bls.gov.

Psychodynamic Approaches to Career Development and Counselling
(Carla Jacinto, Ruth Woo, Eddy Elmer, Simon Fraser University)
Available from this link
Basic primer on psychodynamics and theories of Freud, Erickson, and Adler as applied to career development, adjustment, and counselling. NOTE: This is a large file.

Self-Directed Search (SDS) for Career Selection
http://www.self-directed-search.com
The SDS is one of the most widely-used tests for people looking to choose college majors or careers (and for people wanting to change careers). The 15-minute test is based on Dr. John Holland's theory that people with certain personality types will find certain jobs more satisfying than others. The SDS places you into one of 6 personality types and then helps you choose careers based on that type. Unfortunately, it costs $8.95 to use the online version of the test, but the cost is well worth it because you get a detailed 8-16 page personalised assessment.

Other Resources
In addition to consulting the various online indexes, search engines, and abstracts databases listed on this page, you should consult the websites of college and university counselling centres. Many of them contain very informative electronic brochures on a variety of career and vocational psychology topics. Yahoo (http://www.yahoo.com) maintains an extensive list of college and university websites.

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Mind, Body and Sports (Ronald Kamm, M.D., Sports Psychiatrist)
http://www.mindbodyandsports.com
Articles on various sports psychology/psychiatry topics, including motivation, body image, depression, violence in children's sports, and famous athletes with mental illness.

Psychology of Sports (Richard Lustberg, Ph.D., Sports Psychologist)
http://www.psychologyofsports.com
The website of this sports psychologist and radio host offers information on several sports psychology topics. Includes sports news in which psychology plays a significant role. Several articles are about professional athletes.

Other Resources
For more resources on sports psychology, try consulting the various online indexes, search engines, and abstracts databases listed on this page.

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Bibliomania: Psychology Texts and Study Guides
http://www.bibliomania.com
This online project offers free, full-text access to nearly 2000 classical literary and reference texts. So far of interest to psychologists: full-text of Freud's The Interpretation of Dreams and study guides for numerous of his famous works. Also included are useful study guides for the following: Darwin's On the Origin of Species; Dawkins's The Selfish Gene; psychoanalytic literary criticism; phenomenology and New Historicism; and deconstruction.

David Chalmers's Consciousness Page
(David Chalmers, Ph.D., University of Arizona)
http://www.u.arizona.edu/~chalmers
Features papers, bibliographies, and resources on the philosophy and psychology of consciousness.

C.G. Jung Page
http://www.cgjungpage.org
This is a well-crafted resource for information on Jung, his theories, analytical psychology, and psychology of culture. Includes a comprehensive archive of scholarly papers and Internet resources.

Center for Evolutionary Psychology at University of California, Santa Barbara
http://www.psych.ucsb.edu/research/cep
This interdisciplinary Center aims to advance the study of evolutionary psychology through active research and scholarship. The website provides an excellent overview of the field, as well as information on current areas of study and research initiatives, articles and papers published by the Center, bibliographies, and a list of resources, both on- and offline. A great site. Should you have trouble locating the website, go to http://www.psych.ucsb.edu.

Human Nature.com
http://www.human-nature.com
A wide-ranging site attempting to bring together ideas and research on human nature from a multitude of disciplines, including psychology, psychiatry, neuropsychology, psychodynamics, narrative, evolutionary psychology, biology, sociobiology, philosophy, hermeneutics, etc. Includes articles, book selections and reviews, e-mail list and forum archives, reviews of disciplines and issues, and full text of several classic books, including books by Darwin, Descartes' Discourse on the Method, James's The Varieties of Religious Experience, and White's Warfare of Science with Theology.

Institute for Psychological Study of the Arts (University of Florida)
http://web.clas.ufl.edu/ipsa/
The Institute studies the different ways in which psychology can be used to appreciate and understand works of art, including literature. This excellent site provides access to: the entire contents of PsyArt, a widely read, peer-reviewed electronic journal for the study of the arts; full-text of scholarly books and essays (by Prof. Norman Holland); IPSA Abstracts and Bibliography; a Discussion Forum and information on face-to-face meetings and seminars; 800+ member ListServ; information on The International Conference in Literature and Psychology; information on the U of F's Literature and Psychology program; and relevant links. Although the Institute tends to focus on psychoanalytic perspectives, it encourages exploration of other psychological perspectives. Should this address not work, go to http://web.clas.ufl.edu/ and find the Institute from the menus.

Literature, Arts, & Medicine Database (New York University School of Medicine)
http://endeavor.med.nyu.edu/lit-med/lit-med-db/index.html or http://endeavor.med.nyu.edu/lit-med/lit-med-db/
"The Literature, Arts, & Medicine Database is an annotated bibliography of prose, poetry, film, video and art which was developed to be a dynamic, accessible, comprehensive resource in MEDICAL HUMANITIES, for use in health/pre-health and liberal arts settings." This is a helpful resource for research intersecting literature, art, and psychology. The database has over 3000 entries and is regularly updated. Should this address not work, go to http://endeavor.med.nyu.edu/lit-med/ or http://endeavor.med.nyu.edu/ and find the Database from the list.

Mythos & Logos (Brent Dean Robbins, Duquesne University)
http://mythosandlogos.com
A resource with essays and notes on psychology and literature.

Nielsen's Psychology of Religion Pages
(Michael Nielsen, PhD)
http://www.psychwww.com/psyrelig/ or http://www.psywww.com/psyrelig/
This is a good starting-off point for information, essays, and resources on the psychology of religion. Includes the full text of James's The Varieties of Religious Experience.

Psych Web
(Russ Dewey, PhD)
http://www.psychwww.com or http://www.psywww.com
This site includes the full text of Freud's The Interpretation of Dreams and James's The Varieties of Religious Experience.

Psychohistory Institute: The Science of Historical Motivation,
"Putting the world on the couch" (Lloyd deMause)
http://www.psychohistory.com
"Psychohistory, the science of historical motivation, combines the insights of psychotherapy with the research methodology of the social sciences to understand the emotional origin of the social and political behavior of groups and nations, past and present." This great site has fascinating full-text articles from the 25-year-old Journal of Psychohistory, including: The Phallic Presidency; Teaching Psychohistory; The History of Child Abuse; The Political Consequences of Child Abuse; The Universality of Incest; On Writing Childhood History; Childhood Nightmares and Dreams of Revenge; Heads and Tails: Money as a Poison Container. Also includes chapters from deMause's book The Emotional Life of Nations: The Assassination of Leaders; The Gulf War as a Mental Disorder; The Childhood Origins of Terrorism; Restaging Early Traumas in War and Social Science; The Psychogenic Theory of History; and The Evolution of Childrearing. Also hosts the Psychohistory Discussion List.

Serendip
(Bryn Mawr University)
http://serendip.brynmawr.edu
"Serendip is a gathering place for people who suspect that life's instructions are always ambiguous and incomplete. Originating in interactions among neurobiologists, computer scientists, business people, and educators, Serendip is both an expanding forum and a continually developing set of resources to explore and support intellectual and social change in education, in social organization... and in how one makes sense of life." Includes interactive exhibits, images, demos, etc. on all areas of psychology, such as perception, cognition (includes The Prisoners' Dilemma), psychophysiology, and evolutionary psychology.

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Peter R. Breggin, MD, on the Dangers of Psychiatry and Psychiatric Drugs
http://www.breggin.com
The author of Talking Back to Prozac and Toxic Psychiatry, Breggin gives us a powerful critique of of modern psychiatry and informs us of the dangers of psychiatric drugs, electroshock, psychosurgery, involuntary treatment, and the biological theories of psychiatry. I think Breggin is a crucial figure in the history of psychology/psychiatry. This site has a plethora of information on the above topics, including articles, summaries of studies, court briefings, and current news. Super site!

Counterbalance Foundation: New Views on Complex Issues
http://www.counterbalance.org
Nonprofit organisation devoted to promoting a balanced perspectiveon complex issues in science, philosophy, religion, and ethics. Includes articles and video clips of entire lectures on issues/debates in psychology, neuroscience, evolution, genetics, biomedicine, and much more. Also includes an extensive dictionary of terms and famous names related to controversial ideas.

International Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology
http://www.icspp.org
"ICSPP is a research and educational network devoted to educating professionals and the public concerning the impact of mental health theories on public policy and the effects of therapeutic practices upon individual well-being, personal freedom, and family and community values." Founded by Peter R. Breggin, MD (http://www.breggin.com), one of the strongest critics of modern psychiatry and of psychiatric drugs, electroshock, psychosurgery, involuntary treatment, and the biological theories of psychiatry. Site contains position papers, news clippings, and compelling online resources.

The Radical Psychology Network
http://www.radpsynet.org
Provides a variety of information and articles on critical and radical psychology. Access to Journal of Radical Psychology.

Thomas S. Szasz Site
http://www.szasz.com
Thomas Szasz is one of the most vocal and engaging critics of his profession, psychiatry. He questions what it is to be "mentally ill" and who decides what "mental illness" is. He is the one who suggested that "mental illness" is a myth---that the term was initially meant to be a metaphor, but eventually became reified and got a life of its own. He is particularly critical of involuntary psychiatric treatment. I think Szasz is a crucial figure in the history of psychology/psychiatry. On this site you will find all sorts of material on the man and his ideas, including articles, transcripts of debates, correspondence, and links to useful resources.

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American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
http://www.aacap.org
AACAP is an organisation of over 6,500 child and adolescent psychiatrists and other interested physicians, who research, evaluate, diagnose, and treat psychiatric disorders of children and work with the families of affected children. The site provides a wide range of information on mental health issues affecting young people, including a large series of "Facts-for-Families" brochures. A handy glossary of symptoms and mental illnesses affecting teenagers is also included.

American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy
http://www.aamft.org
The AAMFT is the main professional association for marriage and family therapists, representing more than 23,000 marriage and family therapists in the United States, Canada and abroad. This excellent site offers information about the association; marital and family therapy; mental health and family issues; mental disorders; and finding a marriage and family therapist.

American Counseling Association
http://www.counseling.org
ACA is the world's largest association professional counselors. The site provides information about the association and counseling, and boasts a very good list of resources to be consulted by those in distress.

American Medical Association
http://www.ama-assn.org
AMA is the largest association of physicians in the US. The site offers wealth of information on various health matters, as well as links to other online resources. Also provided are tables of contents and selected items from AMA's flagship journal, Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA).

American Psychiatric Association
http://www.psych.org
The APA is a worldwide organisation of 40,500 U.S. and international physicians who specialise in the diagnosis and treatment of mental and emotional illnesses and substance use disorders. APA is the author of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), the official psychiatric diagnostic manual of the medical and psychological fields. This site provides information about the association, psychiatry in general, and individual mental disorders.

American Psychoanalytic Association
http://www.apsa.org
APA is the main professional organisation of psychoanalysts in the United States. On this site you will find information about the association and psychoanalysis in general. There is also a section entitled "Finding a Psychoanalyst." The site is dreadfully tacky, but it gives you the information you need.

American Psychological Association
http://www.apa.org
APA is the largest scientific and professional organisation representing psychology in the United States and Canada, and the world's largest association of psychologists. The site presents various articles on psychology and mental health issues, as well as the latest developments in research.

American Psychological Society
http://www.psychologicalscience.org
"The APS Mission: To promote, protect, and advance the interests of scientifically oriented psychology in research, application, and the improvement of human welfare."

Association for the Advancement of Psychosynthesis
http://www.aap-psychosynthesis.org
Provides articles on the development and advancement of Assagioli's theory of psychosynthesis.

Association for the Development of the Person Centered Approach
http://www.adpca.org
"An international network of individuals who support the development and application of the person-centered approach. ADPCA welcomes the participation of educators, therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, nurses, social workers, health service providers, pastoral counselors, organization development specialists, and all people who are interested in the field of human relations and personal and interpersonal development." Site has an excellent description of the person-centered approach, several interesting and helpful papers, and an extensive list of online resources. ADPCA published the Person-Centered Journal.

Association for Humanistic Psychology
http://www.ahpweb.org
"Begun in 1962 as a vehicle to develop a bold new force in psychology that emphasized the conscious mind and human ability to create healthy lives and communities." Provides information on the Association; several articles on humanistic psychology, including articles from the monthly newsletter and an excellent article on the history of humanistic psychology and therapy; annotated bibliographies; and information on schools teaching humanistic psychology and related approaches to personality, development, and therapy.

Beck Institute for Cognitive Therapy and Research
http://www.beckinstitute.org
The institute is interested in the scientific advancement of cognitive therapy, founded by Aaron T. Beck. The site contains information mainly about the institute itself.

Canadian Medical Association
http://www.cma.ca
The CMA is the largest association of physicians in Canada. This site offers a good listing of online medical resources.

Canadian Psychological Association
http://www.cpa.ca
The site provides information about the largest association of psychologists in Canada. In English and French.

The John Dewey Society for the Study of Education and Culture
http://cuip.uchicago.edu/jds/
Founded in 1935, The Society "exists to keep alive John Dewey's commitment to the use of critical and reflective intelligence in the search for solutions to crucial problems in education and culture." The Society publishes two journals: Education and Culture: The Journal of the John Dewey Society and Insights. The Links section provides a good listing of online Dewey resources, including full text of some of his works.

Gestalt Therapy Page (International Gestalt Therapy Association)
http://www.gestalt.org
Provides information about the Association, Gestalt theory, and Gestalt therapy.

Institute for Rational-Emotive Behavior Therapy (Albert Ellis Institute)
http://www.rebt.org
Named after Albert Ellis, founder of rational-emotive behavior therapy, the site offers information about the institute and its services and on rational-emotive therapy in general. It also offers fascinating monthly essays on REBT and its practical applications.

International Association for Analytical (Jungian) Psychology
http://www.iaap.org
Features some interesting introductory articles on Carl Jung's analytical psychology and system of therapy, from which we get such terms as the "collective unconscious", "archetypes", and "Jungian analysis".

International Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology
http://www.icspp.org
"ICSPP is a research and educational network devoted to educating professionals and the public concerning the impact of mental health theories on public policy and the effects of therapeutic practices upon individual well-being, personal freedom, and family and community values." Founded by Peter R. Breggin, MD (http://www.breggin.com), one of the strongest critics of modern psychiatry and of psychiatric drugs, electroshock, psychosurgery, involuntary treatment, and the biological theories of psychiatry. Site contains position papers, news clippings, and compelling online resources.

International Erich Fromm Society
http://www.erichfromm.org
Good resource on the life, thoughts, and works of the humanist social scientist and philosopher.

International Network on Personal Meaning and Meaning of Life
http://www.meaning.ca
I love this site! The Network focusses on scholarly exploration of topics related to personal meaning, spirituality, existential psychology, and existential/meaning therapy. Includes many intriguing articles, an extensive listing of resources, and excellent bibliographies. I love this website!

International Society for Existential Psychology and Psychotherapy
http://www.existentialpsychology.org
The professional arm of the International Network on Personal Meaning (see above). ISEPP is an interdisciplinary organisation devoted to research and education in existential psychology and psychotherapy. Its focus, above all, is to demonstrate the central role that meaning plays in our lives.

International Society for the Study of Personal Relationships
http://www.isspr.org
ISSPR is an international, interdisciplinary association of scholars interested in all aspects of interpersonal relationships.

International Transactional Analysis Association
http://www.itaa-net.org
The Association was founded by Eric Berne, originator of transactional analysis therapy. The Association promotes the advancement of transactional analysis theory, process, and training.

Linguistic Society of America
http://www.lsadc.org
This organisation of scholars is interested in advancing the field of linguistic study. The site provides information about the society and brief introductions to various fields in linguistics, including pragmatics and discourse analysis.

Modern Language Association of America
http://www.mla.org
The MLA is one of the world's largest interdisciplinary scholarly associations. Its members work together to promote the study and teaching of language and literature. The site provides information about MLA, as well as options for ordering the MLA Style Guide—the official style guide used by scholars in languages and literatures.

National Association for the Education of Young Children
http://www.naeyc.org
NAEYC is North America's largest and most influential association of early childhood researchers and educators, promoting the advancement of early childhood development, education practice, and education working conditions. The site provides comprehensive, referenced position statements on early childhood development and education based on current research. A truly excellent site for information on early childhood development and education.

National Association of School Psychologists
http://www.naspweb.org
The NASP is the main professional association of school psychologists in the United States. Its mission is " to promote educationally and psychologically healthy environments for all children and youth by implementing research-based, effective programs that prevent problems, enhance independence, and promote optimal learning. This is accomplished through state-of-the-art research and training, advocacy, ongoing program evaluation, and caring professional service." The website provides information about the NASP and its duties, as well as a brief introduction to the field of school psychology, and a list of some school psychology resources on the Internet.

New England Institute for Psychoanalytic Studies
http://www.neips.org
This institute provides training in psychoanalysis to qualified mental health and social work professionals. The site provides information about the institute's course offerings and some general information about psychoanalysis.

Ontario Psychological Association
http://www.psych.on.ca
OPA is the professional organisation of psychologists in Ontario. The OPA provides referrals for psychologists in your area. The site provides information about the organisation, psychologists, and psychotherapy in general.

Person Centered Society
http://www.personcentered.org
Provides excellent information on various aspects of person-centred therapy. Good collection of essays and articles for clients and therapists alike.

Jean Piaget Society
http://www.piaget.org
The Society is an international, interdisciplinary association of researchers interested in the development of human knowledge. It is named in honour of Jean Piaget, the Swiss developmentalist whose contributions have contributed greatly to our understanding in this area. The site offers information about the society, but also a few links to online resources.

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Ad Council
http://www.adcouncil.org
"For 55 years, the Ad Council has created the timely and compelling public service messages Americans needed to hear. . .[O]ur slogans and characters are more than memorable – they raise awareness, inspire action, and save lives. . .The Ad Council uses the power of advertising to stimulate action against the problems confronting Americans today. We are joined in this mission by the media, the advertising industry, the business world and the non-profit community." The site contains information on the Council and its public service campaigns.

Alcoholics Anonymous
http://www.aa.org
"Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. // The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. There are no dues or fees for A.A. membership; we are self-supporting through our own contributions. A.A. is not allied with any sect, denomination, politics, organization or institution; does not wish to engage in any controversy; neither endorses nor opposes any causes. Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics to achieve sobriety." This site focuses mainly on the AA method itself. In English, French and Spanish.

The Alzheimer's Association
http://www.alz.org
This site provides information on the organisation and offers a wealth of details on Alzheimer's disease.

Alzheimer Society of Canada
http://www.alzheimer.ca
The Society is a national network of services whose aim is to help those afflicted by Alzheimer's disease. The site offers information on Alzheimer's disease and the Society, as well as a listing of online resources. In English and French.

American Anorexia Bulimia Association
http://www.aabainc.org
The AABA is a non-profit association of healthcare professionals and concerned members of the public whose aim is to understand, prevent, and treat eating disorders, including Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, and Binge Eating Disorder. "Through education, advocacy and research, AABA serves as a national authority on eating disorders and related concerns. AABA promotes social attitudes that enhance healthy body image and works to overcome the idealization of thinness that contributes to disordered eating. // Our mission is carried out through many different services, including: help-lines, referral networks, public information, school outreach, media support, professional training, support groups and prevention program." This site provides information about the AABA and various aspects of eating disorders. Included is a good list of offline scholarly and popular resources.

Anxiety Disorders Association of America
http://www.adaa.org
The ADAA is a national organisation promoting the welfare of people with anxiety disorders. Members include individuals with anxiety disorders, clinicians and researchers who study and treat anxiety disorders, and other interested individuals. Their site provides information about the organisation and anxiety disorders.

Canadian Foundation for Drug Policy