Are you depressed? A confidential, 4-5 minute online depression screening questionnaire sponsored by the University of Michigan and created by Screening for Mental Health, a non-profit corporation in Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts.
	Are you suicidal? A link prepared by Metanoia.org, a mental health consumer advocacy program.
	The National Institute of Mental Health This is a public information section of the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) website, a component of the U.S. National Institutes of Health site. The mission of the NIMH is to diminish the burden of mental illness through research.
	National Mental Health Information Center A site sponsored by the United States Department of Health and Human Services.
	Internet Mental Health The 52 most common mental disorders, medications, news, recovery stories, and links. The goal of this website is to improve understanding, diagnosis, and treatment of mental illness throughout the world. It was prepared by Phillip W. Long, M.D.
	Mental Health Information Fact Sheets A link to a page on the website of the National Mental Health Association.
	Psych Central An independent, commercial website featuring an index for psychology, support, and mental health issues, resources, and people on the Internet. It is monitored by Dr. John Grohol.
	Self Help Quizzes Online quizzes to test yourself for attention deficit disorder, depression, mania, eating disorders, obsessive compulsive disorders, sexual addictions, and domestic violence tendencies. These quizzes are part of the commercial Psych Central website listed above.
	Brain Tester Try this mental workout from Mensa International. Mensa was founded in England in 1946 by a barrister and a scientist/lawyer. They came up with the idea of forming a society for bright people. The only qualification for membership? A high IQ!
	Know Thyself! Like to take 'self' tests? We found this collection of psychological tests on a website called healthyplace.com. The site is not well-designed and is poorly maintained (bad links, outdated information, 'pop-up' ads, etc.) but a few of the tests (mainly links to other sites) are quite interesting. Some require that you submit your e-mail address or other personal information which we do not recommend. Also, keep in mind that these online tests are not scientific, are for your entertainment only, and do not replace in any way a formal psychiatric evaluation.
Please note: Some health information websites are privately sponsored by, or receive grants from, various commercial concerns such as pharmaceutical companies. Others may have more overt commercial interests. This does not necessarily mean that the information presented on these sites is any less unbiased than information presented on sites which do not receive funding from commercial sources. Rather, we call your attention to this matter so that you may make fully informed decisions as a healthcare consumer.