Best psychology websites

Psychiatrist

(APA Division 12) 60

(2), p. 7, lists the

outcomes of market research to

find out the top ten

psychology

Internet sites utilized by

psychologists.

Simon Rego, PhD, the

Division’s Internet

section editor, published a

message on numerous

psychology Internet

lists asking people to

send him their most favorite

‘go to’ websites for

information and

sources in psychology.

Listed here are the outcomes:

1. Kenneth S. Pope, PhD

   This website provides

   free full-text

   articles along with other

   sources on

   assessment, therapy,

   and forensics.

2. National Institute

   of Mental Health

   This website provides

   information in the

   Federal agency that

   conducts and

   supports research on

   mental illnesses.

3. American

   Mental

   Association

   Official site of

   the earth’s largest

   professional

   association of

   psychologists.

4. PsychCentral

   By John M. Grohol,

   Psy.D., this website

   claims is the

   Internet’s largest

   and earliest mental

   health social

   network produced and

   operated by mental health

   professionals to

   provide reliable,

   reliable information

   and support

   communities for

   consumers.

5. WebMD

   Describes itself as

   “The key source

   for reliable and

   timely health insurance and

   medical news and

   information.”

6. Panic Disorders

   Association of

   America

   This website offers

   complete information

   on anxiety, too

   like a special section

   on teen anxiety.

7. Academy of Cognitive

   Therapy

   This website offers

   details about

   psychotherapy

   and training, and

   how to be

   certified like a

   cognitive counselor.

8. Association for

   Behavior and

   Cognitive Therapies

   This website provides

   CEU, CME, along with other

   educational

   possibilities

   journals for

   research and

   clinical practice in

   behavior therapy

   and

   cognitive-behavior

   therapy and

   referrals for individuals

   seeking

   mental

   therapy.

9. Obsessive Compulsive

   Foundation

   The OCF is definitely an

   worldwide

   not-for-profit

   organization

   made up of people

   with obsessive

   compulsive disorder

   (Obsessive-compulsive disorder) and related

   disorders, as well as their

   families, buddies,

   professionals and

   other concerned

   individuals.

10. Wikipedia

    Describes itself as

    “The greatest

    multilingual

    free-content

    encyclopedia around the

    Internet. Over two

    million articles and

    still growing.”