The National Institute of Mental Health publishes brief “booklets” on specific topics. Although this is not a specific dictionary or encyclopedia, this site does provide a valuable set of brief, authoritative reference information that can be integrated into your project work.
“One of the benefits of evolving technology is that it means improved options for almost every aspect of life. These new inventions can mean that people improved convenience and completely new approaches to old problems. Those individuals who are recovering from an addiction will find that modern technology has a great deal to offer them.”
Set up in 2008 by Dr Matthew Whalley, a Clinical Psychologist working in the UK, as a way to develop and share materials useful to psychological therapists.
a free information retrieval system for psychological resources. It provides records on psychological literature, tests, research data, and treatment programs from European and American scientific information producers.
