Annotated Web links, academically oriented and other, on the subject of psychology. Covers most aspects of the topic, including the social and legal aspects as well as a range of therapies. 

American Psychological Association: The sections of this site include Public Policy Advocacy (action alerts, issues, synopses of legislative trends); News Stand (news releases); Clinical Resources (diagnosis & treatment, AIDS); Research Resources (funding info); Public Information (legal cases, choosing a psychiatrist, reports on families and children ); APA members (membership information); Other Organizations (medical and psychiatric); Library and Publications (news briefs, journals, facts sheets; Catalog (includes publications, job bank); and a Schedule of Events.

The Argus Clearinghouse is the premier collection of subject-arranged Internet guides. The Argus Clearinghouse was established by University of Michigan librarians in 1993 as the Clearinghouse for Subject-Oriented Internet Resource Guides, and it is presently maintained by Argus Associates. Each site on the over 1,000 guides is rated according to set criteria, and each broad subject section can be searched using your own words. By searching the Health & Medicine and Social Sciences & Social Issues sections you can find guides to Aging, Gerontology, Art Therapy, Mental Health, Alcoholism, Addiction, Cognitive Neuroscience, Death and Dying, Psychology, Psychiatry, and Narrative Psychology and more.

AlleyDog.com: "THE site dedicated to helping psychology students prosper and enjoy psychology."

Rene Verry's Psychology  Links: categories include Organizations & Government Resources,
Psychology Graduate School & Career Information, General, Introductory, and Experimental Psychology, Sensation & Perception, Industrial - Organizational Psychology, Principles of Learning, and Gender in the Workforce. Dr. Verry is a professor of psychology at Millikin University.

Mental Health Net: This site is a comprehensive guide to mental health online (over 6,000 resources). It offers a reading room, professional resources, mental health administration, self-help resources, a calendar and other links. This site is searchable.

Psych Web: This site is for students and teachers of psychology. It contains links to books, brochures, and articles about psychology, commercial psychology sites, information about psychology education, and links to sites with psychology related links.