• American Psychological Association (APA) Help Center   General sources of credible information                      on seeking help.

• Mental Illness in America (NIMH)Excellent overview of problems nationwide.

• Families & Health  Information from national marriage & family association (AAMFT).

• Marital & Family Information   "Smart Marriages"  national educational resources.

Rare Disease Data Bank   A data bank describing information on a vast array of unusual diseases, 
           including psychological disorders. A hypochondriacal feast!

•  Mental Help Net    Covers numerous diagnoses, possible therapies, and a searchable data base.

• Suicidology Institute  American Suicidology Institute home page.

• Anxiety library   National Institutes of Mental Health (NIMH). All forms of anxiety  disorders; links to current information.

• Baldwin's Trauma Page   An outstanding resource for anxiety and related problems.

• Educational resources    NIMH resources on all phases of anxiety and related. 

• Panic Disorders  The anxiety panic internet resource; great links, easy to use.

• NIMH Anxiety Information  A brief NIMH sheet on panic. Lists addresses to contact.

Depression

• All about Depression  NIMH resource on depression. Informative.

• Depression in Later Life  NIMH fact sheet on depression in later life.

• Women and Depression Current research findings regarding women (APA).

• Depression Central Another very nice general page with great links.

• Depression Screening test. Self-administered screen for depression.

• Bi-Polar Disorder.  NIMH fact sheet on bi-polar disorder.

• Alzheimer's Disease (NIMH)  A good general description of the disease.

• Geriatric Conditions   Information on aging related problems.

• Brain Injury A rather detailed source about brain injury and diseases.

• StrokesA major source of information on vascular diseases.

• Caregiver Resources All important information for caregivers with links to relevant organizations.

• Marriage General    A comprehensive web site with many categories of information, resources and points of view.

• Positive Parenting Program    A major public health approach in Australia developed by psychologists. One of the most innovative family programs available.

• Step- Family sites  Information and support groups.

• Abuse Information   Authoritative site for facts about abuse. Extensive links.

• "After the Affair"    A useful book on overcoming the negative effects of affairs.

• Domestic Violence  Another excellent source of facts.

• Safety Net     "Female friendly" domestic violence resources. Numerous links.

• Men & Abuse   Controversial site on domestic violence  from men's perspective. 

• Ethics  Ethical principles of AAMFT  for Clinical Members & Approved Supervisors.

• Markman's PREP Page  One of the best researched pre-marital programs. Based on years of research on the same couples.

• UCLA Newly Marrieds   An outstanding clinical  research program on newlyweds. Aimed at understanding what predicts to divorce and how to avid it.

• Humor: "Kids on Love"     What do little kids think about love and marriage? Such wisdom!

• Types of therapy   A description of many types of available  therapies, including those that have little empirical work associated with them. 

• Effective Treatments    NIMH evaluates different forms of therapy.

• Cognitive Therapy     Describes this popular  form of therapy. Well researched .

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy   Site for Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy.

• Choosing a Therapist   Two approaches to choosing a therapist. Some overlap, but worth  considering them both. This site is very comprehensive.

• Choosing a Psychologist    Information from APA, DIvision of Private Practitioners.

• Behavior Therapy  Association (AABT) Clinical and research professionals, serving the clinical community and people seeking therapy services.

• American Psychological Association (APA)  Oldest association of psychologists; education, clinical and scientific research, policy issues.

• American Association for Marital & Family Therapy (AAMFT) Major association for marital and family therapists; membership includes many different professions. 

Professor Robert L. Weiss  Course in Marital and Family Therapy at U.of Oregon