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lpc300 · 10-29-2002, 01:23 AM

Hey Krono, hang in there, pal. Sounds like you've got some of your own stuff going on. Just keep talking.

Here's a suggestion or two for your site. You may want to focus people towards these two links: Online Psyc. and Psyc. Central .

The first site is a good basic source of mental health info, disorder descriptions and, most importrantly, THE BEST therapist locator I've seen. You may want to direct people to find a counselor to talk to if their symptoms are especially severe (or even not...it's never a bad idea). Your site may turn into a springboard for teens to get needed help. I've seen it happen before.

The second site is one of the most, if not THE most well-known psyc. site on the web. John Grohol does an excellent job of describing disorders, telling one what to look for in a therapist, and some mental health quizzes. It is very well organized and one of my favorite starting points.

Hope this is helpful.

10-29-2002, 01:23 AM	#26
lpc300 Member (9 bit) Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 480	Hey Krono, hang in there, pal. Sounds like you've got some of your own stuff going on. Just keep talking. Here's a suggestion or two for your site. You may want to focus people towards these two links: Online Psyc. and Psyc. Central . The first site is a good basic source of mental health info, disorder descriptions and, most importrantly, THE BEST therapist locator I've seen. You may want to direct people to find a counselor to talk to if their symptoms are especially severe (or even not...it's never a bad idea). Your site may turn into a springboard for teens to get needed help. I've seen it happen before. The second site is one of the most, if not THE most well-known psyc. site on the web. John Grohol does an excellent job of describing disorders, telling one what to look for in a therapist, and some mental health quizzes. It is very well organized and one of my favorite starting points. Hope this is helpful.