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    The Limbic Region
    The Limbic Region is a Yahoo peer support group with more than 150 members. It was founded March 2003 by Louise who also is the primary moderator for the group.

    The Limbic Region is a one stop Group for Chats, Support, and News Articles related to any Mental Health Illness, offering e-mail list and relay chat. Chats are twice daily (see web site for times). The group is very active.

    Preview Website - 24-Jun-2004 - Hits: 69 - Rate This | Details
    The Original Beacon Of Hope Top Rated
    The Original Beacon Of Hope (53 members) offers a safe place of hope and support for those of us suffering from mental illnesses such as Depression, Anxiety, Panic, Bipolar Disorders etc. At this site, you will be an integral part of a family of caring, understanding, and supportive individuals. We strongly encourage our members to share their feelings, problems, and stories with others in the group. To help promote this type of member involvement, the site requires an application to apply for membership.
    Preview Website - 22-Jan-2004 - Hits: 124 - Rate This | Details
    Through my Eyes
    An online support board for individuals dealing with a variety of mental health concerns including but not limited to: Depression, Anxiety, ADD/ADHD, Bipolar Disorder, Eating Disorders, social barriers, etc.
    Preview Website - 2-Jan-2005 - Hits: 173 - Rate This | Details
    Wild Minds Network
    Wild Minds Network is an online support site for people with Maladaptive Daydreaming. We've got over 100 members and growing. Come discuss & share what it's like living with this emerging condition. Friends, family members, and anyone who wants to learn about this are welcome.
    Preview Website - 1-Sep-2010 - Hits: 17 - Rate This | Details
    xFinding The Lightx Top Rated
    A peer to peer support forum for people suffering from depression, anxiety, self harm, and eating disorders. Our emphasis is on healing and helping each other "find the light" in the darkness of depression. Anyone is welcome!
    Preview Website - 3-Oct-2005 - Hits: 842 - Rate This | Details


 

 

 


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