141. Bereavement Publishing - Your Source For Support On Issues Related To Grief, Ber Offers searchable magazine archives, free online support groups, free electronic sympathy cards, free electronic memorials, and a secure catalog. http://www.bereavementmag.com

A support group in print and complete grief resource center. Operation Freedom: They fought with uncommon valor to protect and defend - we remember them with compassion and sorrow... More For a limited time, receive either a copy of the book, I Ain't Mad at Nobody by Patrick W. Page or A Broken Heart Still Beats by Anne McCracken and Mary Semel with every paid annual subscription to Bereavement magazine ordered online. Get both FREE with our compliments when you order a two-year subscription online. Offer is only good while supplies last. ( Details A B O U T U S Bereavement magazine has been designed to be a "support group in print" - a friend who arrives in the mailbox. six times each year. (

142. Canada Adopts | Canada's Only On-line Adoption Meeting Place Features a range of adoptionrelated information. Includes a message board, Waiting Parents Registry, list of famous adoptions, calendar of events, and links to Canadian resources, including agencies and support groups. http://www.canadaadopts.com/

Welcome to Canada Adopts! where prospective adoptive families and birth families connect. Whether you're hoping to adopt or looking for a loving home for your child, we can help. We're Alison and Nick. We try to live our lives following Christian values. Ready to start the family you've always longed for? Find out what you'll need to do. Pregnant? Confused? You're not alone. Find out if adoption is right for you and your baby. The legal and social ins and outs of adopting in the true north strong and free. Check out upcoming events. Who we are, how we got here, and what we can do for you. Plus: the secrets of building a family through the Internet. Meet hopeful adoptive parents up close and personal. What do Sarah McLachlan, Sonja Smits and Ann-Marie MacDonald have in common?" Meet other people who are in the process of adopting or who have adopted. Ask questions. Send comments. Join the community. Adoptive Parents Birth Parents Adopting in Canada Waiting Parents ... Home Contact Us: info@canadaadopts.com

143. Brain Talk Groups - Neurology Support Groups - Epilepsy Epilepsy support Group sponsored by Massachusetts General Hospital. http://neuro-mancer.mgh.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/forumdisplay.cgi?action=topics&f

144. Emotional Support On The Internet Listing of online support groups. http://www.netservs.com/care/

Helplines: software and services HelpMail Simple Email systems Email Helplines and "Caller ID" ... Search: Internet emotional support resources Other software and services Main Software Library Delphi Components About Net Services Home page What we do Customer list Contact Search Search this site Emotional Support Resources For life's deepest personal issues, there are many support groups on the Internet and related systems. We maintain a database of these as well as the traditional phone lines, etc. Search ANY word Search ALL words Search EXACT phrase Help To submit your resource, For email helplines from various organisations, try this listing For UK-based helplines - some available by email, try the Telephone Helplines Association Search Engine HelpLine Users Discussion Forum HelpLine Technology Discussion Forum

145. Weight Loss Forum - Weightloss - Diet - Weight Loss Support - Community Offers support groups, forums, success stories and pictures. http://www.weight-loss-forum.com

Weight Loss Forum User Name Remember Me? Password Register FAQ Members List Calendar ... Mark Forums Read Welcome to the Weight Loss Forum. If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. You may have to register before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. Forum Last Post Threads Posts News from Weight-Loss-Forum.com Weightloss Table Monitor your weight loss progress and compare with others to stay motivated. News — please read! (1 Viewing) The latest news and information from the team at weight-loss-forum.com can be found here. DING! ... 1000 posts for our... by rosered 03:07 PM Newcomers Recently registered with the weight-loss-forum? Write a short introduction about yourself — or just say “hi” to the other forum members. Hello, I'm new here! by kccruz Yesterday 12:25 PM Motivation The Club People who want to discuss weight loss and all that goes with it can meet here. Write about your experiences and learn about other members' experiences as you approach your target weight. The support and sharing helps us all achieve our goals. 5 pd club, starting friday...

146. WASHINGTON HOMESCHOOL ORGANIZATION Email Homeschool support with your information, and please include county or region. Christian Homeschool Network of Washington http//www.chnow.org http://www.washhomeschool.org/whoRegions.html

Home Join WHO Donating to WHO Board Members ... 2005 State Convention Annual Meeting Mailing List for Events Other 2005 Events Back issues Contents Submit an article ... Mailing Address Some documents require the free Adobe Acrobat Reader, available below. Regional Support Groups or individuals in the following regions or counties have notified WHO that they offer local support groups, co-ops, or other groups for homeschoolers. This is the only way WHO finds out about local groups . So, if you are a member of a support group, co-op, or other group and your group is not listed on our web site, please tell us about your group (include the county you are in) and we will share the information. Email Homeschool Support with your information, and please include county or region. We would also appreciate notification of changes in your group, such as new contact people. Thank you. Inclusion on these lists does not represent an endorsement or recommendation by WHO. Select a region from the list below, or find your local homeschool support by county.

147. OCD CENTER OF LOS ANGELES - OCD Therapy/Support Groups Three weekly therapy/support groups. Sessions for teens with OCD, adults with OCD, and adults with compulsive skin picking and hair pulling. http://www.ocdla.com/OCDtherapygroups.html

Contact Us: click here to email us WEEKLY THERAPY/SUPPORT GROUPS FOR: ADULTS WITH OCD (Introductory Group) ADULTS WITH OCD (Advanced Group) ADULTS WITH TRICHOTILLOMANIA ADULTS WITH COMPULSIVE SKIN PICKING In addition to individual therapy, the OCD Center of Los Angeles offers three weekly therapy/support groups. One group is for adults with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) who have not had experience with Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT). A second group is limited to individuals with OCD who have completed a course of CBT. We also offer a weekly group for adults with Compulsive Hair Pulling (Trichotillomania) and Compulsive Skin Picking (Dermatillomania). Below is information on each group. NEW Introductory OCD Therapy/Support Group for Adults - Starting March 2005 The OCD Center of Los Angeles is starting a new weekly group specifically for adults with OCD who have not been treated with Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT). The group will provide a structured format focusing on a highly specialized type of CBT known as "Exposure and Response Prevention" (ERP). This therapy has been extensively researched, and has consistently been found to be the most effective treatment for OCD. The primary goal of this group will be to provide a venue in which group members can do the “exposure” assignments that are the foundation of CBT. Research has shown that group Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy can be extremely helpful in the treatment of OCD. Quite often, people with OCD have never met another person with the disorder, and feel extremely isolated due to the secretive nature of their obsessions and compulsions. This group will provide a safe and supportive environment in which people can address their symptoms with others who are also working to overcome OCD. Group sessions will include individual members tackling specific OCD symptoms that have been particularly problematic. Group members will discover that trying new, more productive strategies for coping with OCD is often easier with the support of other group members who know just how difficult it is to face one's fears.

148. A Psychoeducational Web Site Resources, links, and support groups regarding psychological development, mental health disorders, and other mental health issues. http://www.geocities.com/SouthBeach/Shores/6052/allfiles.html

Please support Day of the Child December 1st Volunteer your time *Join the webring A Psychoeducational Site Welcome If knowledge is what you seek, then you've come to the right place... So sit back, relax and take off your shoes Welcome to my site. It is my personal goal to make this a knowledge bank of information while, at the same time, provide you with a support system unlike any you have ever encountered before. While I do not have my M.D. degree, nor am I a psychiatrist, I do have my M.A. in psychological counseling. While there are some things I cannot offer, I can offer you what I've already learned from my textbooks, my experience, my intuition, and the information that I've obtained off the net. I'd also like to make you aware that your wise friends and relatives (as well meaning as they may be) are not doctors either. Only you and your doctor can determine the best customized treatment plan for you. I hope that this site can help you better understand this illness and please remember that the information that you find on this site is only intended as an aid to understand and/or come to terms with your diagnosis. The first step on the path to psychological growth is to obtain a correct diagnosis. This point cannot be stressed enough with regard to this important issue. Enjoy and Learn

149. Office Of Rare Diseases Information on more than 6000 rare diseases, including current research, publications from scientific and medical journals, completed research, ongoing studies, and patient support groups. http://rarediseases.info.nih.gov/

SEARCH Welcome to the Site This Web site provides information about ORD-sponsored biomedical research, scientific conferences, rare and genetic diseases in English and Spanish ( Genetic and Rare Diseases Information Center ), and a portal to information on major topics of interest in the rare diseases community. If you cannot locate on this Web site the specific information you seek, please call (301) 402-4336 or email ord@od.nih.gov A list of names of more than 6,000 rare diseases and related conditions with links to select government databases. Information for patients and their families, health care professionals, biomedical researchers, and the general public. Sjögren’s: Transition from Autoimmunity to Lymphoma Baltimore, MD, September 23-25 Population-based Studies of Breast Cancer Risk in Relatives of Ataxia-Telangiectasia Patients Copenhagen, Denmark, September 26 Access to Quality Testing for Rare Diseases: A National Conference, Rockville, MD, September 26-27 Mitochondrial DNA Transactions in Health and Disease Chevy Chase, MD, September 26-29

150. Your Source For Parkinsons Disease - Apdaparkinson - Apdaparkinson.com The APDA provides details on their Information Referral Centers and Services Locations. Information about the Young Parkinson's Center, chapter locations, support groups, publications, videos, and the allocation of Research Grants. http://apdaparkinson.com/

151. Speechville Express: For Caregivers Of Children With Language Disorders A languagedevelopment resource for parents, educators, and medical professionals. Impairment-specific articles, books, software, toys, and support groups are featured. http://www.speechville.com

Speechville Express Routes alternative routes augmentative communication advocacy depot giving you the tools to "get there" accompanying conditions associated issues and disabilities complementary paths alternative and complementary therapies kids' caboose just for kids - homework helpers, games, books and more teen junction about teen-agers' issues link line extensive links to further information across the wire speech, language, disability, and education news teachers' track helpful information for teachers shop Speechville Express language and learning products Books for Young Children: Working on and playing with speech and language Shop Speechville Express Books Software Augmentative Communication Toys ... Music Diagnosis Destinations aphasia apraxia or dyspraxia articulation disorders dysarthria late talking ... stuttering View Attainment Company Inc. assistive devices , including Go Talk View augmentative communication devices at Amazon: Welcome to Speechville Express . If your child has difficulty with speech, language, communication, or is a late talker, we hope you will find the website helpful. Our aim is to provide you with knowledge about available resources to help your child, or a child you care about who has a communication impairment or disorder.

152. The ODAT Group ~ One Day At A Time Gateway to online support groups for men and women. Currently supporting groups divided by religion, age, disease, and other factors. Services include bulletin boards and group meetings (both for members only able to join online). http://www.geocities.com/theodatgroup/index.html

The One Day At a Time Group is dedicated to serving men and women who have eating disorders and who want to work a program with others. The ODAT Group is made up of many lists and meetings and we will be adding more as time goes on. Our community is composed of religious and secular lists but our one common theme is the desire to recover from an eating disorder. As you get to know us, you will find that most of our support loops for compulsive eaters have a special focus. We find that by sharing our experience, strength and hope with others like ourselves leads to a quicker and more meaningful recovery and our mission is to provide a safe place to do that. The only requirement to join our support community is to have a desire to recover from our eating disorder. By participating in our loops and working an honest recovery program, we will reach our goals one day at a time. Although many of our members are also members of Overeaters Anonymous and The Recovery Group, we are not affiliated with either of these organizations but have great respect for both. The ODAT Group has a melting pot of sorts ... a place where members of all our loops can gather. It is called

153. Perinatal Bereavement Groups Located in Chicago, Illinois. Providing support for families who have lost a baby through miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth or neonatal death. http://www.communityresources.net/perinatalbereavement.html

Perinatal Bereavement Groups Providing support for families who have lost a baby through miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth or neonatal death. Group meets from 7-9 PM on the first Monday of each month at Good Shepherd Hospital in Barrington. Call (847) 381-9600 x5453 or 5520. Perinatal Bereavement Groups Providing support for families who have lost a baby through miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth or neonatal death. Group meets at 7 PM on the third Tuesday of each month at Lake Forest Hospital. Call (847) 234-6161. Site Map Contact Find the Help You Need E-Newsletter Subscribe Unsubscribe Quick Listings Illinois Hospitals Hotlines Professional Center Enrollment Form Member News Useful Links Webmaster Tools Search Sites Site Map Contact ... Member/Investor Newsletter CommunityResources.net is a free service provided by Mir Internet Marketing, Inc. Visit for search engine optimization information and services. Mir Internet Marketing, Inc. Email Form

154. Focus On Depression Depression and depressive disorders information on treatment, antidepressant medications, and support groups. http://www.focusondepression.com/

155. ICHE.org Convention information, new homeschooler helps, special needs section, minority resources, support group information, and articles. http://www.iche.org/

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156. Survivors Road2healing- Support After A Death By Suicide Focused on suicide survivors support groups and helping survivors heal. Also includes resources and information for disorders connected to suicide. Christianthemed. http://www.road2healing.com

RESTORING HOPE AFTER A DEATH BY SUICIDE Home Founded in Loving Memory of Rob Wirick and Mark Slade SURVIVORS ROAD2HEALING is a nonprofit Christian support organization for those that have felt the devastation of suicide. We're here for those that are groping their way through the pain of being left behind, to help them work through issues of guilt, God, anger, etc. We'll help you find hope for a future again, and reclaim your life. Although there are now many organizations striving to make a difference with Suicide Prevention issues, (thank God for them!) there is still very little to help a grieving, struggling survivor. Survivors Road2healing is here for the sole purpose of helping Survivors heal and reclaim their lives. We work with local Police Departments, and community organizations and plan to have offices nationwide in the next few years. Survivors will be able to walk in and get FREE counseling and peer support, as well as online help in our private chatrooms. Please take a minute and seriously consider a donation to help make this happen. No one knows the need for this like us survivors do!! You can read more about our plans at

157. Homeschool In The LINK Atascadero, CA 93423 statewide support group Email info@hsc.org www.hsc.org Colorodo Springs Homeschool support Group, incl POB 26117, Colo. http://www.homeschoolnewslink.com/resources/resource_support.html

Cover Page Advertisers Conferences Resources ... Contact Us Homeschool Support Resources Indexed by State of Location Click on a state to jump right to it. Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Wyoming ALABAMA (HEART) Home Ed of Ala Roundtable www.heartofalabama.org statewide support group $1/yr Email: bacons@Wtraveller.com (AHEN) Ala Home Ed. Network, incl 605 Mountain Gap Dr. Huntsville, AL 35803 Contact: Lisa 256/882-0208 members.aol.com/kayekayeb/AHEN/Ahen.htm Central Ala Resource for Home Ed. (CARE) Email: Mi4angels@aol.com www.geocities.com/Athens/Agora/7633/cafsg.html Catholic Home Educators of Mobile (CHEM) Email: chemobile@aol.com members.xoom.com/mobilecath Ala Independent Church School Assoc. POB 5273 Glencoe, AL 35905 Email: ALIndCSA@yahoo.com www.Alabamahomeschooling.org Top of Page ALASKA Alaska Homeschool Network Statewide listserv Subscribe: Listserve@akhome school.net Alaska Homeschool Assoc. Contact: Valerie Manful 907/337-2450 POB 141764 Anchorage, AK 99514 Contact: Bob Parsons 907/566-3450 www.aphea.org Statewide Christian $25/yr. Alaska Homespun Educators 6731 E. 99th Ave., Anchorage AK 99516

158. ADDvance - Answers To Your Questions About ADD (ADHD) By Patricia O. Quinn, MD A ADDvance is the only site on the web designed as a resource site for women and girls with ADHD, providing articles, information on women's ADHD support groups across the country, and a comprehensive list of books, tapes and videos. http://www.addvance.com

ADD-Friendly Living Parents/Children Teens Young Adults ... Library Answers to your questions about ADD (ADHD) by Patricia O. Quinn, MD and Kathleen Nadeau, PhD You've got questions... You may be a parent searching for information to help your child, an adult experiencing problems at work, a high school or college student struggling to keep up, a young adult trying to take charge of your own life, a woman whose daily life feels overwhelming, or a professional looking for information to help your clients with ADD (ADHD). Whoever you are, whatever your questions, we are here to assist you in finding the answers you're looking for. We're here to help... The founders of this site, Patricia Quinn, M.D. and Kathleen Nadeau, Ph.D. , are both internationally recognized authorities on ADD (ADHD) and authors of many books for children, teens, and adults. Initially ADDvance.com focused only on the long-overlooked needs of women and girls with ADD (ADHD). Now this new and expanded site has been developed to address the varied needs of all people with ADD (ADHD) across the lifespan. As we continue to hear from you, ADDvance.com will grow in response to your needs.

159. Unschooling Families A homeschool support group for families in East Central Wisconsin interested in self inquiry@calvertschool.org for K through 8th grade http://www.focol.org/homeschl/

UNSCHOOLING FAMILIES Who we are Local contacts Other Homeschool groups ... Research Papers Web page hosted by WHO WE ARE A homeschool support group for families in East Central Wisconsin interested in self- directed and/or interest-initiated learning. As a group, we try to provide one another with: tips and help with problems field trips and events (arranged as members are inspired) resource sharing group catalog orders newsletter potlucks (good food!) "socialization" - for the whole family But most of all, we are there for each other as a nurturing community of like-minded souls. We are an open, cooperative group with no formal leadership. Members contribute according to their interests, energy and time. If you want to see something happen, try it! If you'd like to receive our newsletter, please send $10 per subscription in September-February or $5 March-August to: Cindy Duckert 229 Berkeley Dr.

160. Trich Support Find doctors and support groups by area, resources and links. http://www.trichotillomaniahelp.com

Books Treatment Providers What Helps Others BrendaC's Board ... Links What is Trichotillomania? The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition (DSM-IV) (American Psychiatric Association, Washington, DC, 1994) defines Trichotillomania as: Recurrent pulling out of one's hair resulting in noticeable hair loss. Increasing sense of tension immediately before pulling out the hair. Pleasure, gratification, or relief when pulling out the hair. Not better accounted for by another mental disorder and not due to a general medical condition (e.g., a dermatological disorder). Results in substantial distress and/or interferes with functioning. Not all patients who pull out their hair meet these strict criteria. In fact, many do not experience a growing sense of tension before pulling. Nonetheless, they frequently have a distressing problem that might very well benefit from treatment. View Guestbook Sign Guestbook New Book for Parents with children that pull. New book by Abby Leora Rohrer Also Available for Download in PDF format Search for gas prices by US Zip Code

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