Random listings

Residential treatment programs, drug rehab, support groups, outpatient treatment and government treatment programs.

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

A Find a Psychotherapist Directory with therapists from all over North America and Europe.

These are free meditations. Unbelievable. I haven't listened to them all but they are a great introduction to what meditation can offer.

Self Growth.com is a hugely popular website with a wealth of information on self -improvement, personal gowth and self help.

Educating and supporting parents to raise loving, empathic children, in order to strengthen families, and prevent violence.

A jam packed resource for anything in the mental health field...especially useful if you want a definition of a disorder. It lists sources that have a fairly traditional medical orientation but there's a growing list of holistic and alternative resources that's worth checking out.

For an alternative approach to anti-depressants consider St. John's Wort. I think you'll find everything you need to make a decision including research studies. But there's more...99 worse things you can say to someone who's depressed and 23 things you can say. Great site.

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.

Insight Journal offers an a wealth of information on holistic supplements, alternative treatments (acupuncture, aromatherapy, color, light therapy etc.), an Ask an Expert section (with Michele Germain who's well worth reading), and information on wellness approaches. There also appears to be an active forum. You'll enjoy the visit.