VOLUME 30 , NUMBER 2 -February 1999

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The Child Survivor of Traumatic Stress
(www.ummed.edu/pub/k/kfletche/kidsurv.html)

This is the electronic version of a newsletter for professionals who work with traumatized children. Articles on the site cover such topics as specialized treatments and scales for assessing post-traumatic responses.

Policy Information Exchange Online
(www.pie.org)

The Missouri Institute of Mental Health provides this web site as a resource for information on a wide range of issues affecting mental health policy in North America. The site includes an electronic library, a calendar of conferences and press releases from organizations ranging from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to the National Association for the Mentally Ill.

NIH Consensus Development Program
(odp.od.nih.gov/consensus/)

Updates on topics addressed at the National Institutes of Health Consensus Conferences are available here. The conferences, held six times a year, result in consensus and technology assessment statements on medical issues that are important to providers, patients and the general public. The latest consensus conferences focused on such subjects as the rehabilitation of people with traumatic brain injuries and the diagnosis and treatment of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. All past statements are available at the site as well.

International Society for Research on Emotions
(www.assumption.edu/HTML/Academic/users/tboone/ISRE/ISRE.html)

This organization of psychologists, sociologists, philosophers and other scholars interested in the study of emotions posts a variety of information on this site, including its newsletter, conference information, its mission statement and membership information. The group's activities include fostering collaborative research on emotion and organizing workshops and training institutes on new interventions for emotional problems.

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