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Brain, thanks for your response and I look forward to hearing some of your ideas. I think it would be an excellent focus area for upcoming research.
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It’s here, it’s there, and it’s everywhere. A google search would yield millions of sites but none that have gained recognition among consumers, at least in my opinion. I know there all sorts of information about mental illness and there are chat gr…
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I see all the benefits of technology as a physician. But many have not found a defined role and sometimes create more confusion

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Angela Crane

Mental Illness

It’s here, it’s there, and it’s everywhere. A google search would yield millions of sites but none that have gained recognition among consumers, at least in my opinion. I know there all sorts of information about mental illness and there are chat groups and forums. How can a site about mental illness be utilized to actively help people when they need help the most? How can it provide a therapeutic environment without a licensed professional? How can this site reach out to such a vast group of wi… Continue

Posted on April 27, 2009 at 8:01pm — 2 Comments

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