RELATED SITES:
http://www.health.gov.on.ca/
The
Government of Ontario page for Ministry of Health and Long-Term
Care. Click on Mental Health for a variety of resources on mental
health law in Ontario. Eg. Brians Law, Bill 68, Community
Treatment Orders.
www.lhsc.on.ca/mhcp/
Main page for the Mental Health Care Program at London Health
Sciences Centre,
London, Ontario, Canada
www.cpa-apc.org
Canadian
Psychiatric Association. Includes information about advocacy.
www.psych.org
American Psychiatric Association.
www.schizophrenia.on.ca
Schizophrenia Society of Ontario
www.ccboard.on.ca
The Consent and Capacity Board
www.schizophrenia.ca
Schizophrenia Society of Canada. From this site you can download
the booklet Learning About Schizophrenia: Rays of Hope
www.openthedoors.com
This site that looks at the stigma associated with mental
illness
www.cmha.ca
Canadian Mental Health Association
www.eppic.org.au
EPPIC, a first episode program
in Melbourne, Australia
www.cdhb.govt.nz/totara/default.htm
Totara House, Early Intervention in Psychosis
Service in Canterbury, New Zealand
www.mentalhealth.com
Internet Mental Health. A wealth
of resources and links including extensive links for medication
information.
www.chovil.com
Homepage for Ian Chovil, a schizophrenia
survivor
www.priory.com/psycont.htm
Psychiatry Online
http://www.rehab-infoweb.net/swepp/
The Swiss early psychosis project
ww.tips-info.com
TIPS, located in Rogaland, Norway, is a project designed to detect and treat psychiatric illness early.
http://cebmh.warne.ox.ac.uk
This is the site
for the WHO Guide to Mental Health in Primary Care. It offers
a wealth of information about mental illness. Many resources
in downloadable format for professionals and family members.
www.psychguides.com
This site features Expert Consensus Guidelines for a range of disorders including Schizophrenia. It has separate guides for professionals and family members in downloadable format.
www.world-schizophrenia.org
World Fellowship for Schizophrenia and Allied Disorders includes information for families and stigma.
www.mheccu.ubc.ca
Mental Health Evaluation
and Community Consultation Unit at the University of British
Columbia. A good source for mental health services for those
living in BC. Also downloadable information for early psychosis
and suicide.
www.psychosissupport.com
Psychosis
Support for Parents in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia
www.pbs.org/wnet/brain
This site includes
much of the content of the PBS television special the Secret
Life of the Brain. The graphics for the action of dopamine and
the anatomy of the brain are excellent. Also talks about the
impact of drugs on the brain.
www.camh.net/
This is the site for
the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health in Toronto. They
have an extensive list of resources available to purchase. Free
stuff includes an information package outlining steps for preparing
a community education campaign.
www.camh.net/prime_clinic
The PRIME (Prevention through
Risk Identification, Management and
Education) Clinic is dedicated to the early identification and
treatment of
people ages 14 to 30. PRIME provides assessment, monitoring
and support.
It also serves as a referral point to and from other agencies.
www.iris-initiative.org.uk
Initiative to Reduce
the Impact of Schizophrenia
www.aigam.com
Web
directory for health, community, etc.
www.onlinehealthresources.com
Directory of Support Groups related websites
www.gethelpearly.ca
A
creative resource developed by an EI client and parent to help
promote
recovery of youth and families affected by first-episode psychosis.
http://www.deltaproject.ie/
The DELTA Project seeks to address this and reduce the amount
of time a person experiencing their first episode of psychosis
spends unwell without treatment in the South East Dublin area
of Ireland.