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A comprehensive website about mental health with free information and articles, but if you want to use some of their tools like the Mood Journal, you do need to register. We took a look at the Mood Journal and it keeps track of your moods, feelings, and even gives you a 30-day report.
One of the things most users on the site seem to like are the "chat rooms". Users can connect with others going through the same problems. Again, you do have to register and create a login.
The site isn't glamorous.There are no snazzy graphics or animation. However, there is a wealth of information for anyone who has questions about mental health. It's a private company, and to make sure the information and support is free–they make it no secret they're looking for advertisers to keep it that way.
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