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      ISMHO General Discussion Group
      The general, non-member mailing list for discussion of issues relating to the promotion and advocacy of mental health information and services online. Hosted by the International Society for Mental Health Online.
      Preview Website - 23-Feb-2000 - Hits: 318 - Rate This | Details
      Knowledge is Power
      Knowledge is Power is a peer support site with a hope, recovery, education emphasis for persons with bipolar disorder, depression, ADD/ADHD, or Asperger's syndrome.
      Preview Website - 30-Mar-2005 - Hits: 789 - Rate This | Details
      Life Changes
      To subscribe to this mailing list, you will need to compose a short email. Click on the link above and enter this text into the body of your email message (leave the subject line blank): subscribe solution Your-name
      Mailing list: mailto:listserv@listserv.icors.org - 20-Feb-2000 - Hits: 142 - Rate This | Details
      LifeSIGNS Top Rated
      Self Injury Guidance & Network Support. Offering a full website of information and ideas, a free monthly Newsletter and the excellent, annually published SI Awareness Booklet. Also Moderated Message Board.
      Preview Website - 17-Jun-2005 - Hits: 120 - Rate This | Details
      Mental Earth Community
      Mental Earth Support Community is the place to be for adults with various mental disorders. Private forums, blogs, picture gallery and live chat are all provided in a safe, secure and nonjudgmental environment. Come on by, we'd love to meet you.
      Preview Website - 12-Jan-2008 - Hits: 104 - Rate This | Details
      Mental Health Forum Top Rated
      The Mental Health Forum, based in the U.K., aims to be the friendliest place on the web to meet and discuss anything related to mental health. We also welcome discussion and debate of mental health issues and policy. Whether you are experiencing psychological distress, are a friend, partner or relative of someone who is experiencing mental health issues, or if you work in the mental health field - you are most welcome here.
      Preview Website - 26-Jul-2008 - Hits: 93 - Rate This | Details
      Mind (UK)
      Mind is the leading mental health charity in England and Wales, working to create a better life for everyone with experience of mental distress. The MindinfoLine offers thousands of United Kingdom callers confidential help on a range of mental health issues. The Mind network includes over 200 local Mind associations throughout England and Wales. Our LMAs offer supported housing, crisis helplines, drop-in centres, counselling, befriending, advocacy, employment and training schemes, and other services.
      Preview Website - 29-Oct-2005 - Hits: 97 - Rate This | Details
      PPD Support Page
      Offers postpartum depression (PPD) peer support via posting boards, chat rooms, and email listserv, as well as a wealth of resources, personal stories, and more.
      Preview Website - 28-Aug-2002 - Hits: 524 - Rate This | Details
      Psyche
      Help and support those who suffer from depression, anxiety, phobias, etc.-- To subscribe to this mailing list, you will need to compose a short email. Click on the link above and enter this text into the body of your email message (leave the subject line blank): subscribe psyche
      Mailing list: mailto:majordomo@mailinglist.net - 20-Feb-2000 - Hits: 197 - Rate This | Details
      Recovery International
      Recovery International (RI) is a non-profit mental health organization established by Dr. Abraham A. Low, a Chicago neuropsychiatrist, in 1937. There are over 600 RI weekly groups that offer a self-help method of techniques similar to cognitive/behavioral therapy to help deal with the nervous symptoms of depression, stress, OCD, anger, anxiety, bi-polar disorder, schizophrenia, PTSD, suicidal thoughts, and other emotional problems. Recovery International was selected as the winner of the 2000 Arnold L. van Amerigen Award in Psychiatric Rehabilitation from the American Psychiatric Association in recognition of contributions to the field of psychiatric rehabilitation.
      Preview Website - 22-Jul-2008 - Hits: 92 - Rate This | Details
      Social phobia
      To subscribe to this mailing list, you will need to compose a short email. Click on the link above and enter this text into the body of your email message (leave the subject line blank): subscribe soc-phob Your-name
      Mailing list: mailto:listserv@listserv.icors.org - 20-Feb-2000 - Hits: 359 - Rate This | Details
      SplitHope Top Rated
      A support group for people with mental disorders; including MPD/DID, any type of depression and others. People with friends or relatives that have any type of mental illness are also welcomed here. Find friendship and support with our little family.
      Preview Website - 28-Nov-2003 - Hits: 158 - Rate This | Details
      Stamp Out Stigma Top Rated
      A community advocacy and educational outreach program dedicated to eradicating the stigma associated with mental illness. Stamp Out Stigma is unique in its anti-stigma approach, by creating a forum in which individuals with mental illness share their personal experiences with the community at large.
      Preview Website - 29-Oct-2005 - Hits: 408 - Rate This | Details
      Strength to Walk in Freedom Together
      We run four co-ed support groups in the Toronto area. We offer help and support for people suffering from depression; low self-esteem; social phobia; anxiety; substabce abuse. There are no fees for attending. All groups are facilitated by a professional group therapist. We are a registered charity.
      Preview Website - 26-Oct-2003 - Hits: 136 - Rate This | Details
      Teen-Issues Yahoo Group
      This support group has been formed to offer an outstretched arm to teenagers who struggle with one or more of the following issues: sexual, physical, verbal or emotional abuse; cutting; bullying; eating disorders; family issues; sexuality; substance abuse; peer pressure; pregnancy; running away; thoughts of suicide and more. You are not alone and we want you to know that. It’s extremely difficult to go through the teenage years and then when you add on any of the abuse it makes it that much worse. In addition you end up growing up faster than your chronological age. Join us on this list and email with other teenagers who understand your needs and wants. Seek support from others and be there to support them through their difficult times too. Anyone looking for projects, surveys or is NOT legitimately a teenager is not welcome. Although the owner of this group is a female adult that survived abuse, we will have a couple of teenage moderators and maybe one or two other women adult moderators. The adult moderators and owner will only be there for emergencies or if someone directs an email to them. It is a support group for teenagers and run by teenagers.
      Preview Website - 29-Nov-2011 - Hits: 4 - Rate This | Details
      The Black Dog
      The Black Dog is Ireland's interactive self-help site for men coping with mental distress. It is a place to visit, take your time, exchange views and advice, get angry, relax or get information which might be useful.

      Although this site is primarily for men, and Irish men in particular, we at the black dog welcome everybody to the site. We hope the web site is useful to women as well as men. Mental distress knows no borders and we welcome you wherever you're from.

      We are confidential, independent, non-judgemental, readily available and easy to switch off.
      Preview Website - 18-Nov-2005 - Hits: 227 - Rate This | Details
      The Lighthouse Sanctuary
      The Lighthouse Sanctuary aims to provide a safe, informative and supportive environment for survivors of abuse. The website seeks to provide survivors of abuse and their families/partners with information and resources for support. To provide people with a better understanding of the emotional, physical and mental trauma of living and surviving abuse. The message board is open to survivors of abuse and their friends and families to share experiences, and gain support from each other in a non-judgmental and understanding environment. It is not a substitute for professional help and counseling but discussing abuse with others who have survived can be invaluable.
      Preview Website - 8-Oct-2005 - Hits: 574 - Rate This | Details
      The Limbic Region
      The Limbic Region is a Yahoo peer support group with more than 150 members. It was founded March 2003 by Louise who also is the primary moderator for the group.

      The Limbic Region is a one stop Group for Chats, Support, and News Articles related to any Mental Health Illness, offering e-mail list and relay chat. Chats are twice daily (see web site for times). The group is very active.
      Preview Website - 24-Jun-2004 - Hits: 58 - Rate This | Details


     

     

     


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