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This article highlights the different scents for a range of emotions. For instance, for anger you might try Jasmine and for grief, Rose. Other moods covered are anxiety, depression, confidence, fatigue and burnout, fear, insecurity, irritability, lonliness (not sure how that one works), memory and concentration including happiness and peace of mind.

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.

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.

The link points to an article which helps kids who are seeing a shrink. KidsHealth has doctor-approved articles, animations, games, and resources to help kids learn more about their bodies and stay healthy.

Neuroscience and psychology tricks to find out what's going on inside your brain.

Visiting the UK? You might find Shared-Care a handy resource. Mike, the creater of Shared-Care is an online enthusiast who has a passion for providing holistic approaches to problems related to our health and well-being. Be sure to check out his page on Travel for those with disabilities, allergies and mobility difficulties--even sources for the big, tall, short and small community. Yeah, he didn't leave anyone out.

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.

If you're new to neurscience this is a good site to begin your learning...interactive elements and loads of information.

Brigit Wolz Ph. D., psychotherapist and hypnotherapist, created one of the first online sites that focused on cinema therapy. And, she did a fabulous job. It's a wonderful site full of resources on how cinema therapy works, information on choosing a movie based on your mood and guidelines for watching movies. She also teaches online courses for professionals. Well worth the visit.

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.