 Support Coalition is an independent non-profit
alliance dedicated to stopping forced psychiatric human rights
violations, and to promoting humane alternatives. Led by psychiatric
survivors, Support Coalition membership is open to everyone in the
public who shares the mission.
Barry Kiehn and Michaela Swales - "Patients
showing the features of Borderline Personality Disorder as defined in
DSM-IV are notoriously difficult to treat. They are difficult to keep in
therapy, frequently fail to respond to our therapeutic efforts and make
considerable demands on the emotional resources of the therapist,
particular when suicidal and parasuicidal behaviours are
prominent."
The Disability Rights Activist has the
latest on issues that affect people with disabilities. Just in time for
the second session of the 105th Congress, the Disability Rights Activist
provides all the information you need to make your opinions known to
legislators and regulatory agencies. Hot issues now include two bills on
attendant care (MiCASA and S. 879), SSI for children with disabilities,
the Genetics Nondiscrimination Act, and Social Security. The Disability
Rights Activist has the information you need to become an advocate for
the rights of people with disabilities - information ranging from how to
write a letter to the editor and get it published to how to lobby
Congress, from voter registration to how we are portrayed by the media.
Huge, partially annotated database of
diseases and other biomedical information.
A section of MH Infosource: Education,
CME credit, diagnostics and links by disorder.
Doctor's Guide to the Internet is your
one-stop repository for medical information, including news on the
latest psychiatry research. Disease pages, links and the most current
medical news and breakthroughs in an easily-accessible fashion. With
patient pages, email updates and an on-line bookstore, Doctor's Guide
can help keep doctor's and patients alike up-to-date on the
always-changing field of medicine.
The Dorset Research & Development Support Unit (RDSU)
is a joint venture between Bournemouth University and the five local NHS
Trusts. The RDSU staff is available for research consultancy (from
research methodology to statistics and economic analysis). This service
is free to all health service staff working in Dorset. The RDSU HomePage
keeps local researchers up to date with the latest grant opportunities,
calls for proposals, research training opportunities, research events,
opportunities for collaboration, as well as local and national research
news.
Psychiatric Nursing, Advanced Diploma now offered
online. For more information, check out our web pages.
Links to mental health resources
including listings of conferences, health organizations, and university
counseling centers and psychiatry departments. A unique feature is the
famous 'psychopharmacology tips'.
Dream Interpretation database.
The Drug Abuse Research Center (DARC) is
a diverse research organization that investigates psychosocial and
epidemiological issues pertaining to drug use and conducts evaluations
of interventions for drug dependence. The group's portfolio of studies
has provided findings that have improved the understanding of the
complex nature of drug use and dependence; DARC findings have been
useful in developing more effective strategies for dealing with
drug-related problems through prevention, treatment, and criminal
justice approaches.
This is the homepage of the Working Group Labour of
the Dutch Union of Users and ex-Users in Mental Health (= Clientenbond
in de ggz). Information about work, psychiatry, letters, membership.
Information and other links on Dystonia.
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