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This is such a cool idea for a site. Click the issue or mood such as secrets, guilt, hope, co-dependency etc. and Dr. Brian Johnson will recommend a film that explores it in more depth.

In the early 1900's a French chemist named ene-Maurice Gattefosse burned himself in his cosmetic lab. He became famous for curing himself with what he later coined, "aroma-therapie". That's the kind of information you'll find here. Also included are cautions on the usage of certain oils.

This site will get you a little deeper into the concepts behind the development of homeopathy and how it can be used.

What better way to learn about homeopathy than from the School of Homeopathy...yup, that's the name of the school too. This link will take you directly to page that explains how homeopathy works. If you're thinking of a career change, the school has a 4-year online program. Amazing.

I didn't think this would appeal to me...but I got started and I didn't want to stop. If you like puzzles--well, even if you don't like puzzles--you just might enjoy putting these together.

If you're like most students, you probably get more reading assigned to you then you could possibly get to. So, here's a very neat tool that helps you speed read. You input the content into the reader and set your speed to words per minute. Then watch. Very fun!

There's some great stuff here and it's all in podcasts...easy to download and some of his guests are very interesting. If you'd like to know the secret to a long lasting relationship, be sure to listen to the show with Drs. Elizabeth and Charles Schmitz.

John was one of the very first psychologists online--which is why I'm a keen fan of his--and his site has countless articles on psychology, health and DSM disorders. I think he's covered just about every subject in mental health. There's also a moderated board and Sunday chats with John. But watch out for the drug ads...they're kinda in your face.

A heavy-duty site dealing with issues such as self-injury, anorexia, alcholism bulimia and self-esteem. It's got some very cool short animated videos narrated by such folks as Nicole Kidman and Halle Berry.

If you're considering online college courses this might be the first site to visit. It's easy to navigate and the information isn't overwhelming like many sites. It's also got a handy Find a College tool organized by what type of degree you're looking for. It looks like it's mainly for USA colleges but it has information for out of state or out of country scholarship opportunities.