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There are many excellent internet resources that can provide education and support on a variety of different personal growth or mental health issues.  These are our staff's favorites. While we recommend them, we cannot fully endorse all the information on these sites. 

We think it is important for every individual to make informed choices about what material they receive and how they use it. It can also be important to speak with an informed and supportive person one-on-one. For further information about counseling services at the College of Oneonta, see the Counseling Center Website.

For a list of campus resources available to College of Oneonta students see the Student Services website.

We also have a list of national and local phone hotlines and chatrooms/blogs that may be helpful to people that need information or support.

Check out our favorite links by topic:
General Mental Health Resources
Alcohol and Other Drugs
Anxiety
Body image/ Eating issues
Depression
Gambling
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Resources
Grief Self Injury
Sexual Assault & Violence
Sexual Health Trauma

The Virtual Pamphlet Collection. A compilation  of electronic pamphlets from colleges and universities throughout the country. These cover a very wide range of topics: Loneliness, stress, depression, how to help a friend, and many more. You should also be aware that you may be reading a pamphlet from a college far away. Services, resources and phone numbers at one institution might be different from those at the SUNY College at Oneonta Counseling Center.

University of Wisconsin Counseling Center. This website has been recognized as a leader in college and university counseling center websites.  They have a good explanation of counseling center services and an excellent self-help page.

On-line Self-help book.  Mentalhelp.net presents this self help instructional manual for understanding some mental health problems and making a plan for working on them.

Tests Tests Tests. This is meant to be a fun link, that will allow you to explore your self through a variety of interesting quizzes. Many of these are not formally published tests, which have been standardized and researched, and we cannot attest to their validity or reliability. 

Go Ask Alice. Get answers to questions about physical and mental health issues.

National Institute of Mental Health. Lots of articles on different mental health issues.

U-Lifeline. A helpful resource for college students who want to learn more about mental health issues.

Half-of-us.com. The MTV website that shows videos of celebrities and young people talking about their mental health problems to help people understand that half of all people have dealt with a mental health problem at some point in their lives.

Taking Care of yourself after a traumatic event by the University of Iowa

Coping with and responding to traumatic events from the University of Wisconsin

Writing the Journey and  Conversations Within - check out these free online workshop to help you start journaling and try some exercises to help with your journal entries.

Public figures with Mental illness - It happens to everyone. Read about people with mental health problems that have accomplished great things.

Personality inventory  - Free personality inventory based on Jung's typology.

Cinema-therapy - Watch a movie that can help you to relate to a particular mental health issue.

What a difference a Friend makes - a website on how to help a friend with mental health problems

Learning Styles Survey - Find out your learning style and get tips for studying more effectively.

Alcohol and other drugs / Addiction resources

(See what our staff has to say about using Alcohol and other substances)

Alcoholics Anonymous

Adult Children of Alcoholics

Alcoholics Anonymous / Ala-teen

Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test. The Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT), was developed by the World Health Organization, for use as a screening test to identify alcohol problems. The is not the same as a formal evaluation, with a trained professional, but it is a way to get some objective feedback on your drinking. If you want to follow up, another step would be to make an appointment with a counselor at the Counseling Center.

American Council for Drug Education

Children of Alcoholics Foundation

Cocaine Anonymous

Marijuana Anonymous

Narcotics Anonymous

The Awareness Center Resources for Adult Children of Alcoholics

Anxiety

National Anxiety Foundation Website

Anxiety Panic Hub

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

Guidelines for Families coping with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

The Anxiety Panic Internet Resource Webpage

Take a stress test

Ideas for relieving stress

Self-help Workbook for OCD sufferers (links to PDF file)

Body image/ Eating issues

National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance

Something Fishy - Website on eating disorders

National Center for Overcoming Overeating - Women's Campaign to End Body Hatred and Dieting

Depression 

(See what our staff has to say about Depression)

American Psychiatric Association Website and Brochure about depression

Campus Blues is a helpful sight which addresses several topics of interest to college students. There are contributors from several campuses as well as a link beck to our campus.  

Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance

Gambling

NY State Services for Pathological Gambling

U Bet your Life brochure on Gambling

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Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Resources

Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG)

Family PRIDE Coalition

The Renaissance Transgender Association

OutProud

TransProud

Transgender Information Forum

Avert Website

Grief

Griefworks

Survivors of Suicide

Self Injury

First Signs

Secret Shame

Sexual Assault and Violence

Survivors of Incest Anonymous

Violence against Women online resources

National Sexual Violence Resource Center

VOICES (Victims of Incest Can Emerge Survivors) In Action

Love Me Not. The Los Angeles District Attorney's website about Stalking.

For Men Only: For Male Survivors of Sexual Assault

Male Survivor: Overcoming Sexual Victimization of Men and Boys

Surviving to Thriving: Healing and hope for survivors of sexual violence

New York City Alliance against Sexual Assault for advocacy, education and research

Syracuse University Rape Advocacy, Prevention & Education Center Brochures for survivors of sexual assault and for the friends and family of sexual assault survivors

Taking Care of yourself after a traumatic event by the University of Iowa

Sexual Health

The Kinsey Institute Sexuality Information Service for Students

Sex, Etc

Planned Parenthood: Ask Beth

Advocates for Youth Provides information about various sexuality and sexual health topics

Healing emotional and physical trauma: symptoms, treatment and recovery

Emotional and Psychological Trauma: Causes and Effects, Symptoms and Treatment

Coping with a sudden traumatic event from American University counseling Center

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