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This, like other Serendip sections, is a work in progress, expected to evolve in response to interests and contributions of visitors. Our hope is that, over time, we will be providing access to useful resources on the web, papers, essays, and other locally produced materials, as well as on-line forums for discussion. Currently available are developing lists of useful web resources compiled by Christine Tubiak, a doctoral student at the Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research, working with Paul Grobstein , Department of Biology, and James Martin, School of Social Work and Social Research, at Bryn Mawr College. Suggestions for additions to these lists are welcome, and should be sent to Christine Tubiak (ctubiak@brynmawr.edu).
More general thoughts about how this section might most effectively promote research and practical improvements in the are of mental health should be sent to Jim Martin (jmartin@brynmawr.edu) and/or Paul Grobstein (pgrobste@brynmawr.edu).
Web sites providing access to large amounts of mental health information and associated mental health resources, frequently having specialized web search capabilities.
GENERAL RESOURCES
Web sites of public and private organizations relevant to mental health
Public doman full text documents related to a variety of mental health issues
PERSPECTIVES
Our objective is to encourage sharing among people approaching mental health issues from different perspectives. These materials provide introductions to and samples of relevant different perspectives. Suggestions for additional relevant broad perspectives are welcome, as are materials relevant to any of these perspectives.
Materials relevant to and developed in relation to this section which treat particular mental health areas as test cases for the value of combining multiple perspectives.
BRYN MAWR COURSES AND RESOURCES
Links to relevant courses in social work, biology, psychology, anthropology, sociology and other disciplines, and to other relevant College materials.
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