YOU KNOW IT IS ONE OF THE NETS BEST SITES!!!
= The Very Best
= Couldn't Live Without It
= A fantastic Resource
American Psychological Association American
Psychiatric Association
American
College of Forensic ExaminersInternational
Association of Crime Analysts
Crime Times
FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
- every issue is online. Req's 'acrobat'
Psychwatch.Com - my favorite
psychology starting page. Every major psychological & psychiatric
discipline is covered with a comprehensive resource list of all the relevant
organizations and online resource links. What I like best about this
site is its evaluation of every site submitted (this certainly saves time
when your researching). They also have a weekly newsletter which
is read by over 10,000 psychologists and psychiatrists worldwide!
I also like there psychology newsline and conference listings. They
also list job openings and provide a list of clinicians and researchers
by their areas of interest.
Internet Mental Health
Mental Health Infosource
Mental Health Net
MegaPsych
- one of the most comprehensive online psychological resource list I
have found to date. If you are looking for psychology websites in
any discipline this is one of the best places to start! Online
Dictionary of Mental HealthNational
Institute of Mental HealthPsychREF:
Resources in Psychology on the Internet Behavior Analysis
• Behavior Analysis Archive
• Behavior Online
Forensic Psychology
/ Psychiatry Resources
• Hooper's
Forensic Psychiatry - A forensic psychiatry resource page
with a number of very original resources (i.e. a review of american forensic
institutions, along with links to related info sites) that you will not
find elsewhere!
• University
of Virginia Youth Violence Project - A project at the University
of Virginia with the
purpose to Identify effective methods and policies for youth violence prevention
and response,
especially in school settings; Conduct and disseminate research on the
understanding and
reduction of violent behavior in youth; Provide education and training
for educators, psychologists,
and other colleagues in the social, legal, and human services professions.
They provide a number of interesting and effectively organized articles
& write-ups online.
Each complete with charts, plots etc. This site is a very good source
for youth violence
information, especially regarding preventative measures. They have
also created a good links
section dealing primarily with violence issues.
• Suite
101 - Forensic Psychology - The nets newest forensics resource.
Suite 101 provides an
electronic journal complete with weekly editorials, opinion polls, chatrooms,
discussion
forums, and best of the web resource lists. I am the editor of this
area of the E-Journal.
• Forensic and Criminal Psychology:
A Journey into Madness - there really is not much here
the little information it has is original however. It is at least
worth a look.
• Occupational
Therapy and Forensic Psychiatry - occupational therapists work
in a number
of forensic related institutions. Here is a sample of their contribution
to the field.
• Without Conscience - The website of
the Hare Lab at UBC - The website for one of UBC's forensic
psychology labs. It provides a number of articles online. The
site primarily deals with the
forensic applications of the PCL-R and PCL:SV test. Its worth a look
for those interested
in forensic assessment and psychometric testing.
• Inside
the Mind: Criminal Psychology At first site you would
expect this to
be another sensationalism site. Don't be fooled. The site provides
original
articles and information available nowhere else!
• Forensic
Psychology a good information site for students. If you really
don't know anything
about the field this may be a place for you start looking.
•Forensic
Psychology & Psychiatry Chat Machine
•The Forensic Web
of Addictions - an attempt to provide a good resource guide
to forensics
& addictions. It doesn't succeed that greatly though...
•Forensic Science
and Forensic Psychology NETwork when you first see this site
you think
you have found the motherload of information ... enough to dwarf my site
and make
it look far from ultimate... soon you find out though that none of the
resources are
really there.. http errors and such ... mabye someday though..
•The Psychology Assessment Connection
- provides a good look into forensic and general
psychological assessment. A good resource list is available, and
like ours it provides
comprehensive reviews of every site (very handy)! The author also
provides a
regular free assessment newsletter which is a very unique feature of the
site that
you will have difficulty finding elsewhere!
• PSYCHIATRY and LAW UPDATE
- a whole bunch of mini-forensics write-ups
• A Sexual Harassment
Page - The work of a forensic psychologist whom's
specialty is sexual harassment. Has some interesting original info.
• Forensic Psychiatry &
Medicine - This site provides a good look at forensic psychiatry.
• The Kinesic Interview
- brief description of what the Kinesic Interview entails
& where one can get seminars on it in Canada
• Psychology Information
Online: Forensic Psychology
Nothing new... just your basic description of the field
• So
You Want to be a Forensic Psychologist! - a fairly good description
of the field
and how you can get into it!
Forensic Psychology
/ Psychiatry Link Sites
• Reddy's Forensic
Home Page - The most comprehensive forensic science link
site online ... It covers virtually every area of forensic
science
and is well organized into subdisciplines.
• David's Forensic Psychology
& Psychiatry Links - A well organized and
comprehensive link site.
• Zeno's Forensics Site
- A general forensics site. Some links are good but many
are dead. The layout of the site is good though.
• Forensic
Psychology and Forensic Psychiatry - A limited link site. It
mainly
consists of links to other professional consultants resources.
• Forensic Psychiatry
Resources - has only limited links. But most of them are
are not on any other sites that I have looked at.
• Links
to Forensic Psychology Sites - small. Some origional links though.
Social Psychology
• The
Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues - The official
home
site of Division-9 in the APA
Criminal Profiling
• Serial Killer Info Site 1998
- one of the nets best sites. Don't let the name fool
you this is not a killer sensationalism site. One
of the most comprehensive
site that entails virtually all areas of criminal psychology.
• Knowledge Solutions -
It is a business link. But they provide profiling training.
They also offer online profiling courses!
• Robert K. Ressler former
FBI profilers personal site. Has a list of his books,
and provides date of tentative lectures he is doing.
• FBI Academy - Behavioral
Science Unit - where organized profiling started
in the states. The site provides very little other then a description
of the
unit.
Mailing Lists
• Forenpsy: Forensic Psychology/Psychiatry
Mailing List - by becoming a member
of this mailing list you will find the largest online community of Forensic
Psychologists and Psychiatrists around. There is simply no better
way to tap
into the experience of hundreds of professionals.
• Peterson's
Forensic Psychology Disccusion Board
• Criminal Profiling
Mailing List
• Study of Credibility Assessment
and Witness Psychology Mailing List
• Social Psychology Mailing
List
• Psychology in Law Enforcement
Mailing List
• International Psychology
& Law Mailing List
Corrections
• Corectional Services Canada
- an extensive corrections & correctional psychology resource.
•
Corrections Technology &
Management Magazine - info on correctional management
• Corrections Today
- The most well known correctional journal
• Forum on Corrections Research
- info on Canadian correctional issues
• Journal of
Prisoners on Prisons
• Prison Legal News
Criminology
• Justice
Information Center - a fantastic culmination of info from a number
of U.S.
government justice organizations. Besides the original articles it
has a criminal justice
abstract search that rivals psychlit.
• Criminal Justice Sourcebook
- a database of data from all aspects of criminal
justice. Requires 'acrobat' to read... has over 600 tables
and 100's of
different sources of information. MEGA-COMPREHENSIVE!
• Clinical Criminology Homepage
• FBI Violent Crime Apprehension
Program - Information on the FBI's violent
crime database
• Danielle's
Div III - Limited information but there is a good introduction
to
measuring crime.
• World
Wide Criminology : Ezine
Police-Industrial
Psychology
• The Heavy Badge - A look at
issues relevant to the industrial psychological
components of police work. A number of officer stress related articles.
• On Duty: Addressing Today's
Law Enforcement Issues - Primarily of interest
to officers. This online magazine provides some useful information
relevant to
today's policework.
Criminal Justice
• The Criminal
Law Web Lecture - Pretty much an intro to Criminal Law text.
A
unique and useful online resource!
•Findlaw
- a very useful criminal law search engine. Just like infoseek etc.
except
that it only covers law and legal issues!
• Crime and
Justice International - Worldwide news and trends in criminal justice
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6. YAHOO's PSYCHOLOGY PAGESThis is the place to begin any psychology search. Every possible area of interest is organized into a comprehensive "table of contents" like format. Below we have included links to the more relevant sections.
Amazon.com
- an online bookstore that has over 2.5 million books including text books
and related material
Academic Assistance Access - provides
"free" online psychology tutoring