Guide to behavioral health resources on the Internet, including academic centers, advocacy, professional associations, continuing education, forensic examiners, government agencies, state boards of examiners, law publications, support, and treatment guidelines.

Website of the California Department of Mental Health.

On-line guide to forensic psychiatry, medicine and the law. Site maintained by Harold J. Bursztajn, M.D., Associate Clinical Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School.

An on-line journal by Priory Lodge Education Ltd. of the United Kingdom.

Startup of a psychiatry glossary produced by Psychiatry On-Line from the United Kingdom.

MentalHealth.Com. From Canada, a valuable encyclopedia of mental illnesses, treatment, medications and research.

This site contains over 350 links to information about various aspects of mental health. It is provided by Online Psychological Services which offers research and interactive technologies for psychological professionals and consumers.

A wide-ranging resource site sponsored by about.com. Includes such subjects as schizophrenia, eating disorders, personalty disorders, seniors & aging OCD, psychotherapy, depression, anxiety & panic, chemical dependency, dying and grief, self-help, stress management, gay & lesbian, psych medications and cultural issues.

Many links.

This site explores the uses of the Internet to deliver Mental Health Services.

This links to their resource page titled "Ask NOAH About: Mental Health." Much great information and links on specific disorders, treatment and other resources.

Information relating to bipolar disorders (manic-depression).

Long list of readable articles in alphabetical order.

This is Myron Pulier's impressive resource site for for mental health professionals. Includes links to more than 1,500 mental health organizations around the world, as well as workshops and meetings.

A resource center with support groups, discussion areas, Information for those with schizophrenia, for family and friends, and for researchers, professionals and students. plus free weekly e-mail updates.

Guide to behavioral health resources on the Internet, including academic centers, advocacy, professional associations, continuing education, forensic examiners, government agencies, state boards of examiners, law publications, support, and treatment guidelines.