My goal for this blog is to provide adults ages 18-35 with news on mental health treatments and related issues that can help them help themselves, their friends and family.
I’m not a doctor, so this isn’t intended to provide medical advice, but I hope it will give people some new things to think about and […]

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- Jerod Poore shares his firsthand experience at Crazy Meds, “your one-stop information portal for the mentally interesting.”
The site hosts a discussion board and information on tons of medications, with some (slightly offensive) humor thrown in.
- Therese J. Borchard blogs about spirituality, religion and mental health at Beyond Blue. Some news nuggets are interspersed with […]

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- ScienceDaily: Depression News
- PsycPort, from the American Psychological Assocation
- WebMD Mental Health Center
- HealthyMinds, also from the APA
- National Institute of Mental Health (government agency)
- National Alliance on Mental Illness
- World of Psychology blog by Dr. John M. Grohol.
- Behind Happy Faces blog by Ross Szabo

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Some issues relating to mental health in young adults (for our purposes, ages 18-35):
1) Health care in the United States is expensive, and mental health services are no exception — especially for those without insurance.
Some twentysomethings who finish college, can no longer be covered on their parents’ plan and can’t find a job with […]

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