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Links to External Websites

The links to other useful web sites below have been arranged alphabetically. If your organisation or group would like to add a link to this list please send us an email with the address to info@mindinmanchester.org.uk. We do not take any responsibility for the content of external sites.

Bullet point A Cry in the Dark - "...a place to speak freely about depression, suicide, self injury, and anything else along those lines".
Bullet point Adverse Psychiatric Reactions Information Link - public and medical awareness of the effects that drugs and medicines may have on mental stability.
Bullet point Age Concern - through a national network of 1400 local organisations, Age Concern is the leading campaigner on ageing issues and the major provider of local care services for all older people.
Bullet point Asylum - the website of the magazine that has become known as "the bible of the survivor movement".
Bullet point Benefits and Work - 'Make the best possible benefits claims and appeals', including Incapacity Benefit and Disability Living Allowance. Subscription needed to access the full site.
Bullet point British Psychological Society - The British Psychological Society (BPS) is the representative body for psychologist and psychology in the UK.
Bullet point Childline - a service for children and young people.
Bullet point Community Legal Advice - a free and confidential advice service paid for by legal aid.
Bullet point Connect - "aims to be a worldwide, interactive, personalised forum for the sharing of information by people whose lives are touched by mental health problems and/or learning disabilities".
Bullet point Counselling Directory - "Your Local Guide for confidential support" including search for a counsellor or psychotherapist facility and information about choosing a counsellor or therapist.
Bullet point Depresssion Alliance - UK charity offering help to people with depression, run by sufferers themselves.
Bullet point Depression Learning Path - "will give you the most revolutionary, up-to-date, and useful information on depression anywhere on the Net".
Bullet point Depression Is A Choice - "This web site will put you in touch with some entirely new thinking about depression" includes Depression Myths and Ten Don'ts Of Depression.
Bullet point DrugScope - is the UK's leading drugs charity and centre of expertise on drugs.
Bullet point Drugs search - searchable databse online of prescribed medication from Norfolk Mental Health Care NHS Trust Pharmacy web site.
Bullet point Eastserve - online services for East Manchester, including what's happening, housing, benefits and discussion forums.
Bullet point ECT - This site is a comprehensive collection of information about ECT.
Bullet point End the Fear - "If you live or work in Manchester and are experiencing domestic violence, or know and care about someone who is experiencing domestic violence, then this website provides useful information and advice."
Bullet point Hearing Voices Group - this group is for people who hear, or who have heard voices. We can share support, strategies for living with voices, and other ideas.
Bullet point How to Complain - "is an independent British website aimed at making complaints work for everyone: consumers, companies and government."
Bullet point Mad Not Bad - "This site is the realm of the 'Service User'... help illuminate the darkness that surrounds mental ill health".
Bullet point Mental Health in Manchester for Manchester people who want to know more about how to look after their emotional health and wellbeing.
Bullet point Mental Health Care - mental health information from the Institute of Psychiatry, South London and Maudsley NHS Trust and Rethink
Bullet point Mind (National website) - Mind helps people take control of their mental health.
Bullet point NHS Choices - GP Practices and other health services in your area.
Bullet point NHS Direct - Health advice and information.
Bullet point No2ID - ID cards and NHS database developments have implications for everyone, whatever their medical history.
Bullet point Open government - "The easy way to government information and services online".
Bullet point People’s Voice Media - formerly Manchester Community Information Network, aims to "give everyone a voice and a platform from which to use that voice".
Bullet point Psychiatry Research - "This moderated network facilitates the rapid dissemination of research news relevant to the study of psychopathology."
Bullet point Radical Psychology Network - "seeks like-minded psychologists and others to help create a society better able to meet human needs and bring about social justice".
Bullet point Sainsbury Centre For Mental Health - "carries out research, development and training work to influence policy and practice in health and social care."
Bullet point Samaritans - "provides confidential non-judgemental emotional support, 24 hours a day for people who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those which could lead to suicide."
Bullet point Self Injury and Related Issues - information and support for self injury and suicide.
Bullet point Schizophrenia or Spiritual Emergence - "A cross-paradigmatic reference for mental health professionals, people with schizophrenia and individuals experiencing signs of spiritual emergence."
Bullet point Shift - an initiative in England to tackle stigma and discrimination surrounding mental health issues, aiming to create a society where "people who experience mental health problems enjoy the same rights as other people".
Bullet point Travel Insurance for pre-existing health condtitions, including Bipolar Disorder / Manic Depression and Schizophrenia.
Bullet point Tidal Model of Recovery - "...focuses on the change process that lies dormant within us all and which helps reveal the meaning of our experiences, as we reclaim those aspects of our lives which have been submerged by mental distress."
Bullet point UK Survivors - for mental health user/survivors in the UK, disabled people and allies/professionals to debate, receive and give support and to network together.
Bullet point ZapRap - "Here at ZapRap, you will find rigorous discussion of the issues surrounding electroconvulsive therapy, along with support and friendship."