Links to other Sites

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This page contains links to other web sites. I'm focusing on hard-to-locate resources or "hub" sites that lead to many good additional options. There is a lot of overlap between categories, so if you don't find what you need in one category, keep looking!!

The current categories are:

• General
• MPD
• Religions
• Trauma

GENERAL

• The above site, mariamadeline.com, is a unique site offering and fostering contact between seniors in nursing homes and children

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MPD

• American Society of Clinical Hypnosis
• Rev Howard Whitaker, an Episcopal priest, in my opinion author of one of the best books on religious issues and Dissociative Disorders, has a home page for "Clinical Pastoral Services for the Mental Health Community."
• The International Society for the Study of Dissociation

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Religions

• The National Catholic Reporter OnLine is an excellent source for discussions of current Catholic issues.
• CAN - Australia (The Cult Awareness Network, Australia). The US branch lost to the Scientologists the right to its name and phone number in a recent court case. Thus if you call the US branch for information about a suspected cult, you will be talking to a Scientologist.
• Gale Research, publishers of The Encyclopedia of American Religions
• The Mining Company lists resources searched out and rated by their volunteers. Includes fairly specialized information on various religions.
• National Council of Catholic Bishops / United States Catholic Conference
• Christianity Net maintains a large database of churches with a presence on the Internet
• New Religious Movements is an information site created by Jeffrey K. Hadden of the Department of Sociology at the University of Virginia. His specialty is in the sociology of religion and his site includes lecture notes, slides, and a wide range of information.
• Ontario Consultants on Religious Tolerance. Volunteers seek to cover a wide range of religious belief systems, with generally good quality. There are many stances taken that I would strongly disagree with, but this web site is a unique and helpful resource.

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Trauma

• The Ross Institute for Psychological Trauma is starting a monthly series of e-mail updates of developments in the field of trauma.
• Trauma Help is the official web site of SEMISSD (The Trauma & Dissociation Study Group of Southeast Michigan, a Chapter of The International Society for the Study of Dissociation)
• David Balwin's Trauma Information Pages is an award-winning primary resource for technical information about trauma-related issues. It is now at a new address and this link will take you there. Please update your bookmarks. Also, the site also now has the ability to translate between various languages!!!
  

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