e-couch provides evidence-based information about emotional problems (including depression and anxiety disorders) and teaches strategies that may help you to prevent problems and understand yourself better. More »

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MoodGYM aims to help you identify and overcome problem emotions and show you how to develop good coping skills for the future so that you can enjoy good mental health. MoodGYM is a free, fun, interactive program consisting of a number of different modules focusing on the way you feel. More »

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BluePages includes information about the symptoms of depression, how depression is diagnosed and which medical, psychological and alternative treatments work for depression (based on systematic reviews of scientific evidence). Users can complete online depression and anxiety quizzes, and browse to people, organisations, books, web sites and other resources that may be helpful if you are depressed. More »

BlueBoard is an online bulletin board for people suffering from depression, their friends and cares, and for those who are concerned that they may have depression and want some support. More »

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BrolgaNet is a network of people with an interest in the involvement of consumers as active participants (not just passive 'subjects') in mental health research and conducting research of high priority to mental health consumers. The BrolgaNet network promotes and facilitates fruitful contact and collaborative arrangements between people with an interest in consumer focused and consumer participatory mental health research.

If you are or wish to be involved in, find out about, or facilitate mental health research where consumers play an active role, or if you are interested in conducting research of high priority to consumers, you may wish to join BrolgaNet. More »

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MulgaNet is a network for information and resource sharing for individuals involved in all aspects of the provision of mental health care and prevention of mental health problems in rural Australia, including mental health professionals, GPs, nurses, allied health professionals, community workers, researchers, and those working closely with clinicians in rural communities.

MulgaNet aims to overcome the geographical, time, convenience and cost barriers for rural health workers wishing to access information and development opportunities, and to reduce the ongoing professional isolation of practitioners. If you are involved in any aspect of the mental health workforce in a rural or remote area of Australia, you may wish to join MulgaNet. More »

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