Related links
Below is a list of websites which contain
useful information regarding a range of psychological disorders. It is by
no means comprehensive.
People visiting these sites are advised
that not all of the information contained on the pages has been vetted for
its accuracy or authenticity. Pages may have changed over time and the
information may vary from that advised.
 Beyond Blue - National Depression
Initiative
Beyond Blue is a national, independent
organization that provides services and information regarding
depression.
 Social Anxiety and Shyness Treatment Australia
This site focuses upon social anxiety and shyness and includes useful information regarding treatment and support groups.
Antidepressants
 This ABC site, emanating from the Health Report, provides some useful information regarding drug therapies for depression. You are strongly advised to see your family doctor if you have any queries about medication
you have been prescribed or are thinking of taking.
DepressioNet Australia
 This
site is compiled by a range of people who have some experience of
depression; ie, it is not necessarily provided by health professionals.
However, it does contain useful information regarding therapies,
particularly Cognitive Behaviour Therapy.
 Clinical Management and
Treatment Education
This site is sponsored by the University of
New South Wales and provides a number of treatment modules for a range of
psychological disorders. The modules are based upon a cognitive
behavioural framework. You are advised to seek professional assistance to
see whether this form of treatment is suitable for you.
www.blackdoginstitute.org.au
The Black Dog Institute provides expert
information on depression and other mood disorders. It is readable and easy
to negotiate.
www.adin.com.au
The Australian Drug Information Network provides useful
information regarding alcohol and other drugs. There are links to many
support organisations.
www.ACROSSnet.net.au
Australians Creating Rural Online Support systems
network provides support information and education regarding suicide and its
prevention especially for those in rural and remote communities.
www.reachout.com.au
A national online youth suicide prevention program with
lots of developmentally appropriate information for youth.
www.kidshelpline.com.au
1800 551 800 - A national 24 hour telephone
counselling service for children and younger Australians. The website also
has lots of useful links.
www.lifeline.org.au
13 11 14 - A national 24 hour telephone counselling and
suicide prevention service with good support links.
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