• National Institute of Mental Health- Mental disorder summaries and treatment information
• Behavior Online - General support and psychology resources
• Virtual Pamphlet Collection- Links to self-help summaries on several topics of interest to college students, including relationships, mental health issues, stress, study skills and many more
• Rx List, The Internet Drug Index- Comprehensive online information about prescription medications
• At Health, Inc. - Mental health topics and treatment information
• PsychCentral - One stop index for psychology, support and mental health issues, resources and people on the Internet
• National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders - A non-profit organization that helps eating disorder victims and their families
• Eating Disorders Awareness and Prevention - A non-profit organization devoted to the awareness and prevention of eating disorders
• Psychological Tests - A collection of online tests measuring various aspects of Relationships (e.g., relationship satisfaction, communication skills), Health (e.g., depression, anxiety, eating disorders, self-esteem), Personality (e.g., introversion/extraversion, perfectionism), Career/Job (e.g., leadership, procrastination), Intelligence, and Other areas (e.g., coping skills). These generally seem to be of good quality, but if you have questions or are concerned about results you receive, please < consult with someone at the Counseling Center.
• Depression-Screening.org - Sponsored by the National Mental Health Association, this site provides information on depression and a confidential screening for depressive symptoms, offering < immediate results about risk for depression.
• Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Alliance - Provides educational resources to individuals diagnosed with PTSD and their loved ones and those at risk for developing PTSD.
• Alcohol and Drug Prevention and Treatment Info - Comprehensive prevention and treatment information on alcohol and drugs, from the Substance Abuse and Mental health Services Administration of the federal government.
• Managing Depression Intelligently - This site is designed to help people understand what depression is, as well as effective ways to manage it. What causes depression? Who does it affect? What are some viable treatments? Some answers can be found here.
• Alcohol Screening.org - This site helps you assess whether your drinking patterns are safe, risky or harmful. It also provides links to learn about alcohol and health issues, and to find resources for additional help. 

Disability Related Internet Links

• Ability Hub - Assistive technology for operating a computer
• ASEC - Area Special Education Cooperative in Northwest Minnesota
• Americans with Disabilities Act Document Center
• Americans with Disabilities Act Technical Assistance
• American Sign Language Browser - video clips of some sign language vocabulary.
• Blind.net - Useful and factual information about blindness
• Closing the Gap - trade journal on adaptive technology for disabilities
• Disability Cool Page
• Disability History 
• Disability Resource Library
• Disability Resources 
• Disability Resources North Dakota
• Disability Resources Minnesota
• Disabled Women's Issues
• Electronic Resources on Disabilities - web links bibliography College and Research Libraries
• Equal Access to Software and Information 
• Freedom Scientific - Blind and low vision products 
• NTN - Narrative Television Network 
• National Center for the Dissemination of Disability Research 
• National Library Services for the Blind and Physically Handicapped
• North Dakota Adult Education Resource Center 
• Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic 
• Simplified Web Accessibility Guide 
• The Trace Center - Research, development and resource center
• US Department of Justice - A Guide to Disability Rights Laws 
• WebABLE - Disability related internet resources 
• Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) - Includes policies relating to web accessibility

NOTE: These sites are not maintained by the Counseling Center or Concordia College. These pages may be helpful but are not meant to replace consultation with a mental health professional. Concordia students should contact the Counseling Center for information about local resources.