Looking for training and development materials informed by a large volume of actual online clinical practice? Focusing primarily on the online therapeutic process, papers in this section draw on several years of practical online experience.

Thanks to the University of Connecticut, we’re able to preserve access to the materials collected and curated by the now-defunct Personality Disorders Foundation, a 501c(3) not-for-profit organization created in late 1997 at the University of Connecticut Health Center.

What are the causes of obsessive-compulsive disorder and other anxiety disorders? Also see the separate article .

Although psychological therapies trace their history back to the contributions of Freud, many modern approaches to counselling and psychotherapy are now much more firmly grounded in other bodies of thought.

Our bibliography of books, journal articles and other resources has been newly expanded and reorganised, and it’s proven so popular that we’ve decided to spin it off into a new site.

Consulting Clinical Psychologist Dr Joseph M. Carver, PhD, offers this look at depression from the standpoint of causes, brain chemistry, and treatment.

We provide a separate index of clinical trials research involving drugs used in mental health. You can search directly or browse by condition, sponsor, or clinical trial status.