i have a support site that i made and you all can join it, and/or tell clients about it. the link is http://selfhelp.yuku.com and it covers lots of topics from general distractions to abuse to suicide and cutting to depression ptsd eating disorders and much much more. also has forums on mpd/did and lgbt supports

if you or a client join please post in welcome so taht i know and your official and tell them to post too.

i have a support site you all can use, it has topics on a lot of mental health issues. even if you dont need support, feel free to support other members. i want to help as many people as i can.

the link is http://selfhelp.yuku.com

I posted a list about 1 1/2 years ago. I figured it was time to update it a little bit.  I'm a female and I'm 21 years old.  I'm trying to work on this whole living my life thing one day at a time.

Graduate College - Graduating on May 22nd!

Get my Masters - I applied for Grad School so we will see.

Go Back to San Fran

Own a Venus Fly Trap

Grow a Garden

Have my own Fish Tank

Own a Condo

Meet Someone Who Loves and Respects Me for Who I am

Learn to Love Myself- I’m working on it.

Get a Job I love- I think Student Affairs is the career for me. So I’m on the right path.

Travel Outside of the Country

Take a Trip by Myself

Make a Large Donation to Support Women

Tell My Dad How Much He Really Means to Me

Get Another Tattoo

Build My Movie Collection

Get Married

Does anybody know if there is some citable research into survey bias due to elapsed time after the event being asked about? We need to compare customer service related surveys that are done immediately after a customer-service event with surveys that are done a week or two afterwards. There are some immediately obvious answers that anyone who knows brains can come up with, but is there any research that actually investigated this stuff, or a similar-enough phenomenon that I can say "What the research says is..."?

Well, I have been meaning to seek advice on this for a while, so here it is. I am highly interested in the mind and how it works. I am also highly interested in psychedelics, the unconsciousness, and many other things that are of similar topics. I want a career where I would be able to experiment and research these things. Hopefully, run experiments on other human and animal subjects, as well as myself. M.A.P.S.(multidisciplinary association for psychedelic studies) is an example of an organization I would love to work with. I've noticed there is a field of psychology called Experimental Psychology. Is this the path I take towards my career goal? if it is, where can I find schools that have this program? also, is this the field I should be going for? or, should I be going towards a completely different field?

Any advice and help is greatly appreciated. Also, if any of you had any recommendations of things I should read or get into that you think i may be interested in, I'm all open ears.

Well, I have been meaning to seek advice on this for a while, so here it is. I am highly interested in the mind and how it works. I am also highly interested in psychedelics, the unconsciousness, and many other things that are of similar topics. I want a career where I would be able to experiment and research these things. Hopefully, run experiments on other human and animal subjects, as well as myself. M.A.P.S.(multidisciplinary association for psychedelic studies) is an example of an organization I would love to work with. I've noticed there is a field of psychology called Experimental Psychology. Is this the path I take towards my career goal? if it is, where can I find schools that have this program? also, is this the field I should be going for? or, should I be going towards a completely different field?

Any advice and help is greatly appreciated. Also, if any of you had any recommendations of things I should read or get into that you think i may be interested in, I'm all open ears.