Interesting Web Sites

The WWW has extensive information on a wide variety of personal development and mental health related topics. Some of these are listed here to help you explore what is available. Our listing of these sites and resources does not imply Student Wellness or its staff endorses all of the information which is included. We encourage you to evaluate the materials and use what you find helpful. Try the sites listed below. If you discover others we should add, or if any of these become extinct, please let us know at Student Wellness 747-9508.

• Virtual Pamphlet Collection
  University of Chicago's link to informational web pages developed by university counseling centers. This site has virtual pamphlets about EVERYTHING (well, almost)!
• Go Ask Alice
  Columbia University's health Q&A service, with everything you need to know about general & sexual health, relationships, drugs & alcohol, fitness & nutrition, & emotional well-being.
• Anxiety Network International
  The Anxiety Network home page provides information & support.
• Self-help Sourcebook
  Mental Health Net's starting point for finding support groups.
• Adult Children of Alcoholics Foundation
  Information for children of alcholics and other substance abusers, information for professionals, publication resources & related links.
• Online Recovery Resources (Non AA)
  Resources for all types of addiction issues, including websites for Christians, Jews, Native Americans, Atheists, and Pagans in recovery. A fellowship service of RECOVERY.ORG.
• APA Online
  Informational pamphlets about a variety of common psychiatric disorders. Provided by the American Psychiatric Association.
• Overeaters Anonymous
  Information about the fellowship of NA and services offered, & links to more detailed information.
• Eating Disorder Referral and Information Center
  Dedicated to the prevention and treatment of eating disorders.
• Narcotics Anonymous
  Information about the fellowship of NA and services offered, & links to more detailed information.
• Alcoholics Anonymous
  Information and links to literature, history, resources, local and online meetings, etc.
• Al-Anon & Alateen
  12-step-based support and recovery programs for family & friends concerned about a loved one's alcohol use.
• Psychology in Daily Life
  The American Psychological Association offers a collection of brochures on mental health and psychological issues that face us all.
• Internet Mental Health
  "A free encyclopedia of mental health information, sharing mental health knowledge with the world."
• Suicide Hotlines
• Suicide Prevention Lifeline
  Call for yourself or someone you care about. Referrals to closest crisis center in your area.