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Scroll down to find these categories: Understanding disorders - Medical treatments - Medications - Psychotherapy - Alternative medicine - Self-help -
Thinking-feeling - Healthy body - Survival skills - Family & friends - The mental health system - Books - Personal profiles

Man looking thoughtfulUnderstanding mood and anxiety disorders


Therapist talking to clientTreatments

Medical treatments

 

 

Psychotherapy

Alternative

Self-help

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Lifestyles

Managing your mood

Healthy body, healthy mind

Survival skills

Family and friends

 

 

The Mental Health System

Government

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About mental health


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These and many other books on self-help and mental health can be found in the Moodletter bookstore. Browse for categories in left column.


Randle Loeb, activistPersonal profiles

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What is Moodletter?
Moodletter, Inc. is a non-profit organization that provides thorough and trustworthy information to those living with mood and anxiety disorders and their friends and families.

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Who should read Moodletter?
9.5 percent of American adults are living with depression, 18 percent with anxiety disorders and 2.6 percent) with bipolar disorder. Mental illness touches everyone.

The information in Moodletter is useful to those individuals and their family members, friends, co-workers, as well as mental health practitioners. Others who want to be happier and healthier will also find articles of interest.

The information on Moodletter is provided to augment your relationship with your medical professional, not replace it. The better informed we are, the better we can help our medical professionals help us.

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