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Please find helpful links to various topics below. (This page is a work in progress)
Helpful information on various college and health topics can be found at Suite101.com and in the Virtual Pamphlet Collection at the CC Village.
Additional valuable educational material can be found at Georgetown University's very own http://be.georgetown.edu.
- Follow this link to be.georgetown.edu for a list of the various campus resources GU has to offer for students.
- GU Law School's Center for Wellness Promotion: www.law.georgetown.edu/wellness
Advocacy (Mental Health)
- GU's Active Minds on Campus, a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising mental health awareness among young adults.
Anxiety and Panic
- Also see "Stress and Relaxation" further below
- be.georgetown.edu's webpage on Anxiety.
- APA Brochure on Anxiety Disoders (PDF)
- Website: ADAA (Anxiety Disorders Association of America) is a comprehensive site that includes more specific self-assessment tools.
- Panic Disorder Overview
- Website: The Panic Center includes information about panic and agoraphobia, a screening test for anxiety disorders and depression, an interactive self-guided 12-week cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) program for panic disorder and agoraphobia, as well as a moderated support group.
- Book Reviews: Anxiety and Panic and more
Bipolar Disorder
Dating and Relationships
Depression
Domestic Violence
Disability Support Services
Eating Disorders
- be.georgetown.edu's webpage on Eating Disorders
- APA Brochure on Eating Disorders (PDF)
- Something Fishy: a website on Eating Disorders, Anorexia, Bulimia & Compulsive Overeating; Dedicated to raising awareness and providing support to people with Eating Disorders, and their loved-ones.
- Psych Central's Webpage on Eating Disorders information and treatment introduction.
- 42-question Eating Attitudes assessment
- Screening: Click Here and type "mentalhealth" as the keyword to access free and confidential online screening for Eating Disorders.
Grief and Loss
Healthy Living
International Students
LGBTQ
Medication
- APA Brochure on Choosing a Psychiatrist
- Website: Safemedication.com will let you look up a specific medication, with information on why it is prescribed, how it should be used, special precautions, and side effects.
- Website: WebMD has a comprehensive drug database, and includes newer information than most other sites.
Minority Issues
OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder)
Personality Types (Myers-Briggs)
Psychotherapy
Sexual Assault
Sleep
Social Anxiety
Stalking
Stress and Relaxation
Substance Use and Abuse
Suicide Prevention
Trauma (including Hurricane Katrina)
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