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Everything you and your family needs for anger management. Find anger management worksheets, counseling, books, CDs and free videos professionally designed by Dr. William DeFoore. Anger management for adults, children, adolescents and couples, addressing specific problems like road rage, workplace anger, bullying, grieving and depression.

Here's a good introduction to the psychophysiological reasons on how yoga calms the mind.

<p>Dr. Upledger, an osteopathic physician discovered the dural pulse leading to the development of CranioSacral Therapy. Since 1985 this organization has trained 90,000 health practitioners worldwide. The Upledger Institute was one of the first to promote light-touch therapies. Click through to the site if only to check out the baby picture!</p>

This is the site of the International Body Talk Association. This link will take you to a video of the founder Dr. John Veltheim where he explains some of the work he's done.
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Go Ask Alice was one of the first online sources of user-friendly information on health topics. I like their section on relationships which includes questions from hundreds of students over the years.

It's actually maintained by Columbia University and was started to help their students. It's organized under relelvant topics in a "question and answer" format that makes it easy to find what you're looking for. You'll find topics on things you'll immediately find useful (e.g. relationship boosters) to things you might never thought about like, "Roommate masturbates every night"...well, we all have our problems, eh.

And, it's free to submit a question - you don't have to be a student. If they think it's relevant and it hasn't been covered enough, they'll post it. There's also a section on Sexuality.

Nutrients - as opposed to supplements - are covered in this reference site that covers pretty well every nutrient you're going to run across. Among them, all the vitamins and minerals (Vitamin A, B's, C, D, E, K, Calcium, Zinc, Copper etc.) Yes, you might be able to tell from the site name, this is another great reference site by Mike Adams.

Mike Adams has done it again. If you want to research some sources on the supplement you're taking, check it out here. What's covered? Supplements like Acidophilus, Evening Primrose Oil, Royal Jelly and Spirulina are among them.

Mike seems to be a pretty passionate guy whose interests lies in helping consumers find holistic solutions to health problems. He's done an amazing amount of work.

This is a great place to cross reference any herb you're considering. Mike Adams the publisher of the site, has created an wonderful resource with references to other sources and quick summaries of all herbs and related health problems they address.

Meg, the author of this site, seems to be a prolific writer of psychology and social science. I don't normally like to recommend a site when I don't know the individual's full name and background. For some reason, Meg's chosen to keep that part of her life private. Nonetheless, I have found her articles noteworthy and easily digestible. Definitely worth a visit.

This PDF outlines the scientific research up to May 2006.