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HealthyPlace.com is divided into various communities representing major psychological interests. In each community, we have comprehensive, authoritative information on each psychological disorder. There are also independently run sites that provide information and support. In addition, you'll find transcripts from relevant chat conferences, personal stories of people writing about what it's like living with a specific disorder, support and much more.

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Last Updated( Oct 27, 2009 )
reviewed by: Harry Croft, MD
Psychiatrist, HealthyPlace.com Medical Director
 

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