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www.DrRuth.com Need some tips on spicing up your sex life? Ask Dr. Ruth, one of America's most popular sex therapists. She'll answer your questions without revealing your identity, or you [...]

http://www.med.harvard.edu/AANLIB This Harvard University site offers a sophisticated collection of still photos and Quicktime videos that form an atlas of the human brain. Clicking on graphics reveals how Alzheimer's and [...]

Age and wisdom don't always go hand in hand--despite your eldest siblings' claims. Challenging popular belief is new research, published in American Psychologist, that asserts that there is no direct [...]

Eating more fish may help keep the blues at bay, new research reveals. In a study presented at year's American Psychiatric Association meeting, researchers found that people who eat at [...]

For nearly 30 million men in the United States, impotence is a big fat problem--literally, Hew research suggests that overweight men have an increased risk of developing impotence, a disorder [...]

http://www.kidsaid.com KidsAid was designed specifically for youngsters coping with the loss of a loved one. The site takes an interactive approach--offering online support groups, a confidential question-and-answer service, and a [...]

Everyone gets blue, but when sad, lonely, hopeless or irritable feelings prevent your getting on with your life, it may be clinical depression. Nearly 20 million Americans suffer from depression [...]

Low-fat, low-calorie and low-carbohydrate diets are all the rage, but a recent survey suggests they won't help you reach your ideal weight. Approximately one-third of Americans are clinically overweight, and [...]

http://www.wholefamily.com In addition to articles, books and discussion boards, this website has cartoons depicting dysfunctional families seeking solutions to their problems. Psychologists comment on the scenarios and ask for your [...]

If you're male, over 40, and suffering from depression, your mental state may not be your only health concern. Major depression may be linked with bone loss, especially in men, [...]

The uncontrollable palpitations and quickened pulse that accompany stress and anxiety in most people are particularly bad news for those who already have cardiovascular problems. So says Thomas Rutledge, Ph.D. [...]

Women may be stereotyped as the clingy ones in a relationship, but it's men who truly have separation anxiety. The longer men are away from their partners, the more attractive [...]

http://helping.apa.org/index.html Stressed? Lonely? Chronically ill? This American Psychological Association-sponsored Web site helps determine if you need mental help. Focusing on work-related stress, relationship issues and the mind-body connection, this site [...]

www.itsnotyourfault.org Divorce can harm children, depending partially upon family relationships before, during and after it occurs. Confused children can click here for information and support that is relevant to their [...]

Suggests several ways on how to get motivated. Relationship between motivation and behavior; Different skills that can help build and maintain motivation; Various office games that can boost motivation among employees.

Introduces several books on psychology. 'Authentic Happiness: Using the New Positive Psychology to Realize Your Potential for Lasting Fulfillment,' by Martin Seligman; 'Primal Leadership: Realizing the Power of Emotional Intelligence,' by Daniel Goleman, Richard Boyatzis and Annie McKee; 'Inner Navigation: Why We Get Lost and How We Find Our Way,' by Erik Johnson.

Interviews comedian Richard Lewis on his experiences in overcoming alcoholism, as discussed in his autobiography 'The Other Great Depression.' Major step taken in battling alcoholism; Factors that helped in his recovery; Reactions of people to his alcoholism and recovery.