161. Keystone Human Services Comprehensive community services in the areas of mental health, mental retardation, early intervention, pediatric rehabilitation and autism. http://www.keystonehumanservices.org/

162. CAMH: About Addiction And Mental Health What is the Centre for Addiction and mental health (CAMH). R. Samuel McLaughlinAddiction and mental health Information Centre a central source to http://www.camh.net/about_addiction_mental_health/

Click here for quick links to... Guide to CAMH McLaughlin Information Centre Getting help for yourself Redeveloping the Queen Street site Health promotion resources Public policy papers Areas of research Key facts about CAMH How you can help CAMH CAMH publications Cross Currents journal Back on Track DATIS Electronic Journal of Gambling Issues Ontario Tobacco Research Unit Health Systems Research Unit What is the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH)...? More Home Support CAMH: Donate online Information about mental health ... Information about Concurrent Disorders You are here: Home About Addiction and Mental Health This section is designed to help you access information and/or resources about addiction and mental health. Whether you are an individual looking for a fact sheet on bipolar disorder, a parent looking to better understand how to manage drug education at home, a student looking for background research, or a service provider hoping to find out about regional resources in Ontario, you should find what you are looking for here. In this Section:

163. The Los Angeles County Department Of Health Services - Welcome Page Public agency providing medical, mental health, public health and education services for county residents. Detailed program details and contact information, articles, links and other online resources. http://www.ladhs.org/

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164. Mental Health Association Of Volusia And Flagler County - Daytona Beach, Florida Offers mental health services, advocacy and education programs, and research and related services. http://www.mhavolusia.org/

Assure BABES Children First Drop-In-Centers ... Contact Us Goals The primary goals of the national, state, and local (chapter) mental health associations are: Prevention of mental illness. Promotion of mental health. Improvement in the care and treatment of those suffering with mental and emotional illness. These goals are accomplished through many varied programs based upon local, state, and national needs. History In 1909 Clifford Beers, a recovered mental patient, formed the National Committee for Mental Hygiene. Aided by William James, the Father of American Psychology, Beers and his committee combined with two other groups to form the National Association for Mental Health- known today as the National Mental Health Association. The symbol of the NMHA is a liberty bell. A bell, which was cast from actual chains and shackles used in mental institutions, rests in the lobby of the NMHA headquarters in Alexandria, Virginia, as a reminder of the progress made in the treatment and care of the mentally ill. Inscribed on the bell is this passage "Cast from shackles which bound them, this bell shall ring out hope for the mentally ill and victory over mental illness." Finances The MHA is a non-profit organization that provides free services. Funds are received through individual contributions, fundraising events, membership dues, bequests and memorials, United Way, District 12 business grants and allocations, and Dept. of Children and Families. The Mental Health Association affiliates directly with the National Mental Health Association, Inc. The association contributes to research for the "mentally ill" through its NARSAD participation.

165. Centre For Public Mental Health The Centre for Public mental health (CPMH) has been in operation since the 1st The mental health Trust and health Authorities of the former Northern http://www.dur.ac.uk/mental.health/

Home About us Projects Staff ... Calendar Centre for Public Mental Health T he Centre for Public Mental Health (CPMH) has been in operation since the 1st October 2000. The Mental Health Trust and Health Authorities of the former Northern Region have collaborated with the Centre for Applied Social Sciences at Durham University to set up a monitoring centre to survey mental health problems and care and to provide information to assist service evaluation and planning in the region. The Centre's principal task will be to develop a comprehensive numerical picture of mental health problems and care with a particular focus on geographical patterns. Projects Mental Health Minimum Data Set Mental Health Care Needs Indicators for Populations Adult Service Mapping Child and Asolescent Service Mapping ... Information Resources Fair Shares from PCT Budgets Resources for PCTs Conference Presentations Mini 2000 Ready-Reckoner ... View Printable Version Elvet Riverside II, New Elvet, Durham, DH1 3JT

166. Institute For Mental Health Research Working to provide treatment and support to the disenfranchised population. Includes program details, publications and resources. http://www.imhr.org/

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167. Older Americans’ Mental Health Week Thank you for your interest in Older Americans’ mental health Week, an annualopportunity to spread the message that mental illness is not a normal part of http://www.owl-national.org/mentalhealthweek/

OWL home NATIONAL OFFICE 1750 New York Avenue, NW Suite 350 Washington, DC 20006 Tel: 202-783-6686 Fax: 202-628-0458 owlinfo@owl-national.org May 22nd-May 28th, 2005 Click Here to read Dr. Laurie Young's testimony to the White House Conference on Aging Policy Committee on older americans' and mental health. People of all ages mistakenly assume that mental illness is a normal part of aging. This misguided thinking has serious implications, especially for midlife and older women. Consider one common illness: depression. Women are more than twice as likely to be diagnosed with depression and, on average, live six years longer than men, further expanding the opportunity for undiagnosed illness. As caregivers, midlife and older women also are often left to deal with undiagnosed and untreated mental health disorders in others. Mental illness is not a normal part of aging. Mental illnesses are real, common and treatable. The more people know about mental health and aging, the more they can help.

168. Te Rau Matatini Maori Mental Health Workforce Development - Aotearoa New Zealand Te Rau Matatini is a Māori mental health workforce Development organisation. http://www.matatini.co.nz/

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169. YoungMinds | For Children's Mental Health Promotes child and adolescent mental health and mental health services. Is alsoinvolved in consultancy work, training, and producing information leaflets. http://www.youngminds.org.uk/

@import url(/css/main.css); Index for: Young People Parents Professionals You are not logged in Register Log In This is a printable version of a page from www.youngminds.org.uk . To print choose print from the file menu. close window contact sitemap search: home YoungMinds Magazine Issue 78 - OUT NOW Where Next? New directions in in-patient mental health services for young people Report 1 Different models of in-patient provision for young people; facts and figures Report 2 Issues emerging: views from young people, parents and staff Welcome to YoungMinds website YoungMinds is the national charity committed to improving the mental health of all children and young people. We hope you will find YoungMinds website useful. It has been redesigned to provide detailed information in a clear, concise and attractive way. The info centre gathers together all of YoungMinds information resources on key topics. In addition, all YoungMinds activities are comprehensively explained. The (0800 018 2138) provides information and advice for anyone with concerns about the mental health of a child or young person.

170. NCSPP: HOME PAGE Northern California affiliate of Division 39 (psychoanalysis) of the APA. Membership organization open to mental health professionals and associates sponsoring study in psychoanalytic psychology. http://www.ncspp.org/

WELCOME TO NCSPP The Northern California Society for Psychoanalytic Psychology is committed to the study of psychoanalytic psychology and the encouragement of its interest in the professional and general communities. We are a multi-disciplinary, non-profit membership organization open to mental health professionals and all others interested in the study of psychoanalytic psychology. Our more than 600 members form a community that spans the greater Bay Area and Northern California. NCSPP is a local affiliate of Division 39 (psychoanalysis) of the American Psychological Association. Our vast array of Lectures, Intensive Study Groups, Scientific Meetings, Courses, our Journal fort da, and numerous special events and projects are all brought to you by scores of volunteers who work to support NCSPP's mission. Our educational programs include continuing education credit for Psychologists, Marriage and Family Therapists, and Licensed Clinical Social Workers. For more information about NCSPP read our Membership Page.

171. Untitled Document MIAIMH Endorsement for Culturally Sensitive, Relationship Focused PracticePromoting Infant mental health. In The News - Focusing On http://mi-aimh.msu.edu/

172. Online CE Resource For Psychologists, Nurses And Mental Health Professionals. Online courses and articles by David Lukoff with free content covering DSMIV religious and spiritual problems, meditation in clinical practice, spirituality and recovery from mental disorders, and finding mental health resources on the Internet. http://www.internetguides.com/

David Lukoff, Ph. D. To view bio of David Lukoff, Ph. D., click here. Spiritual Competency Resource Center courses enhance cultural sensitivity and improve Internet skills so you can keep up with developments using online resources and research - while meeting ceu requirements for psychologists, social workers, MFTs, and nurses. SCRC is an approved CE provider for 4 accreditation agencies. Thus SCRC can provide CE to psychologists, nurses, social workers, and MFTs. This site makes extensive use of Quicktime. To download the latest version of the FREE Quicktime player,click the image below: The Spiritual Competency Resource Center provides access to online resources that enhance the cultural sensitivity of mental health professionals. Spirituality is now accepted as an important component of cultural competence for mental health professionals. These resources include online courses , guides to internet resources , and articles.

173. Welcome To CSMHA School mental health Outcomes Group Youth and Tobacco, CSMHA advancingeffective schoolbased mental health programs What s New http://csmha.umaryland.edu/

Contact Us Sign Up for Our E-mail List Federal Funders A message of concern to those affected by Hurricane Katrina As a Center, we wish to express our concern and support to those affected by the devastating effects of Hurricane Katrina. With other groups from around the country, we are working to develop a strategic plan for assisting youth, families, and schools in need. We have begun the process by consulting with school districts hosting evacuated students on addressing trauma and grief among students and staff. We welcome any input from the school mental health community on ways to assist during the aftermath of the hurricane. Please call (410-706-0980 or 888-706-0980) or email the CSMHA with any suggestions. Make Your Hotel Reservations! A limited block of hotel rooms is available to Annual Conference participants. Reservations must be made before September 25, 2005. Reserve online: Renaissance Cleveland Hotel or Call: 800-HOTELS1 (toll-free) 216-696-5600 (direct) Annual Conference Materials CSMHA's 10th Annual Conference Program and Registration brochure is available.

174. Imhca.net :: Home Iowa's resource for mental health counselors, including IMHCA membership information, legislative updates, and relicensure information. http://www.imhca.net

The Iowa Mental Health Counselors Association is a chapter of the American Mental Health Counselors Association . IMHCA is the only organization dedicated exclusively to meeting the professional needs of mental health counselors in Iowa. Its sole purpose is to promote the profession of mental health counseling and the needs of our clients. IMHCA is incorporated as a not-for-profit entity to serve the professional needs of Iowa mental health counselors under the provisions of Iowa Code chapter 504A. Contact the board: board-members@imhca.net

175. For Kids And Teens Short articles on topics such as depression, a parents' mental illness, phobias, and the school health suite. http://www.ncpamd.com/Kids_Pages.htm

Northern County Psychiatric Associates Baltimore, MD For Kids and Teens Articles games and book reviews for children and adolescents interested in understanding mental health issues. Why Am I In Family Therapy? Mood Swings and Drug Abuse Food and Whine: Dining Out with Kids What Makes a Good Joke? ... I Am Different But You May Not Know Hidden Disabilities Dealing with Bullies Kids Can Be Depressed Too Teens and Sexual Harassment Lots More Books for Kids and Adolescents about Mental Health Issues: Divorce, Depression, School Problems and More When I Worry.... About Mom or Dad S ometimes kids and teenagers get depressed, or anxious, but sometimes parents do too. It is confusing when your mother or father starts acting differently. They still love you, but how should you act? Can you help? Here are some books that may help. Please Don't Cry, Mom by DenBoer (1994) Tell Me a Story, Paint Me the Sun by Chaplan (1991) This is an illustrated book, appropriate for elementary school children and younger adolescents. It describes a girl whose father loses his job and becomes depressed (or starts drinking). Although he does not seek treatment or improve, she is able to talk to other adults and learn that she is worthwhile. This book is useful for the child who must learn to cope with ongoing parental denial of a mental illness or drug problem. Daddy Doesn't Have to be a Giant Anymore by J R Thomas (1996) Clarion Books This illustrated book is told from the elementary school aged daughter's point of view. It describes her reactions to her alcoholic father's mood swings and erratic behavior. She is present when family and friends arrange a supportive confrontation to break down the father's denial and get him into residential treatment. When he returns from the treatment, he is on the road to sobriety and is able to talk to his daughter about his past behavior.

176. Idaho Department Of Health & Welfare Idaho Department of health and Welfare Internet Portal. http://www.healthandwelfare.idaho.gov/

Home We promote and protect the health and safety of Idahoans Home Espa±ol Children Families ... Site Map Welcome Our mission is to promote and protect the health and safety of all Idahoans. From birth throughout life, we can help enrich and protect the lives of the people of our state. We offer programs that deal with complex social, economic and individual issues. They range from Medicaid to Food Stamps, Child Protection to Disease Prevention. Last year, we helped almost 340,000 people in our state, one out of every four Idahoans. We offer programs that deal with complex social, economic and individual issues. They range from Medicaid to Food Stamps, Child Protection to Disease Prevention. Last year, we helped almost 340,000 people in our state, one out of every four Idahoans. At the Department of Health and Welfare our services are delivered through "Any Door." No matter which door you enter for assistance, we are organized to meet your needs. Our web site is structured similarly to get you to the programs you are interested in, quickly and efficiently. What's New Idaho Investigates Reports of Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease Health officials are investigating four suspected cases of Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD) in south-central Idaho. CJD is a rare degenerative brain disease that is fatal.

177. DH Home : The Department Of Health Welcome to the Department of health. Your views on the the Independent MentalCapacity Advocate (IMCA) service Your views on smokefree public places http://www.dh.gov.uk/

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178. Index Of /cimh . DIR Parent Directory05Aug-2004 0922 - DIR help/ 08-Mar-2001 2107 -......index of /cimh. Name Last modified Size http://www.ex.ac.uk/cimh/

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179. Oxygen.com: Homepage A comprehensive women s health site covering medical topics, healthy lifestyleissues, inspirational stories, and controversies. http://www.oxygen.com/

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180. WHO | The World Health Report The World health Report, first published in 1995, is WHO s leading publication.Each year the report combines an expert assessment of global health, http://www.who.int/whr/en/

All WHO This site only Home About WHO Countries Health topics ... Press kit The world health report WHO WHO sites The world health report The World Health Report, first published in 1995, is WHO's leading publication. Each year the report combines an expert assessment of global health, including statistics relating to all countries, with a focus on a specific subject. The main purpose of the report is to provide countries, donor agencies, international organizations and others with the information they need to help them make policy and funding decisions. The report is also offered to a wider audience, from universities, teaching hospitals and schools, to journalists and the public at large - anyone, in fact, with a professional or personal interest in international health issues. Outlining the World health report 2006 You are invited to participate in shaping the World health report 2006, the theme of which is the health workforce. World health report 2006 draft outline Current World Health Report The World Health Report 2005 – Make Every Mother and Child Count, says that this year almost 11 million children under five years of age will die from causes that are largely preventable. Among them are 4 million babies who will not survive the first month of life. At the same time, more than half a million women will die in pregnancy, childbirth or soon after. The report says that reducing this toll in line with the Millennium Development Goals depends largely on every mother and every child having the right to access to health care from pregnancy through childbirth, the neonatal period and childhood.

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