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Richard Carlson
Excellent site for behavior analysis. This site offers links to an editorial corner, resources, and organizations. You can also find ongoing discussions about anything from Gestalt theory to organizational development to classical Adlerian psychotherapy. Before you get too serious, though, check out the Diversions section.
http://www.onlinepsych.com/home.html
An overall resourceful site that links to academic programs, organizations, journals and magazines, newsgroups, publishers, software, and much more—all related to psychology. Learn more about Essex University’s Data Archive or join a discussion list.
Focuses on cognitive science topics such as connectionism, philosophy, and artificial intelligence. Offers plenty of links to related information on the Web and in listservs. Also check out similar discussion sites and the COGSCI archives.
Brill Library’s site that focuses on Freud and psychoanalytical studies. The links and information here are many and are very useful for students and professionals alike. Check out the Sigmund Freud and the Freud archives, from which you can read many of Freud’s writings, including The Interpretation of Dreams.
Focuses on psychomedical disorders and recovery, with information on medicine, therapy, pain and management, and rehabilitation. Offers a page of statistical information (“factoids”) from studies done about health/psychology disorders. Also has a forum in which professionals can discuss their points of view about various disorders. This page also offers a few links for further help on the subject.
This site is visually and textually appealing. Find what you need to know about mental health, including the most common mental health disorders, diagnoses, and most-prescribed medications. Also check out the several links to related sites and information. This site also has an online magazine that has editorials, articles, letters, and stories of recovery.
Great site at which you can find anything Jung-related that you need. Get information on listservs and newsgroups, link to related sites, and browse more than 300 books about Jung. You can join a discussion area, take personality tests (including the Meyers Briggs Test - Keirsey Temperament Sorter), and join a mailing list. This site also links to several dream-analysis Web sites.
This site offers help in two areas—psychology and the Internet. Get a unique email account or find newsgroups related to psychology. Download RealAudio or check out some psychology humor. Find out what’s new in university psychology departments or download the software for video conferencing. It’s all here!
Sponsored by Nipissing University’s Department of Psychology, this site serves as a resource for those interested in the science of psychology. Its vast number of links include those to information sources, listservs and newsgroups, downloadable psychology-related software, university and student centers, a message board, research sites, and a chat room.
This site serves as a launch-pad to social psychology links including articles and references, libraries and journals, Gopher sites, and software. Also is a German version of the site.
This site is from the University of California, Santa Cruz, and offers analytical studies of dreams and why we dream. Offers a scientific approach to researching dreams. See the DreamSAT database, which is downloadable. This site also includes links to tools, a look at Jungian and Freudian studies, and research examples (including case studies and variables such as norms).
Good resource for school-related psychology programs. The links are vast and include mental retardation, eating disorders, substance abuse, the gifted and talented, mood disorders, and much more. This site also offers links to journals and articles, as well as many links to related sites.
E-zine that has more than 75 professionals who contribute to its issues. Offers articles, classifieds, reviews, banner ads, and many links to related information. This site also has psychtoons and postcards. You may subscribe to a free newsletter, too.
This site is great for what it offers, including links to articles and discussions, other related sites, and online personality and psychological tests. This site features tons of downloadable software, most of which is straightforward and of the self-help category.