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b-eat: Beating Eating Disorders: This charity has information on all aspects of eating disorders, including Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa and binge eating disorders.; Rate this website
BBC Health - Self-harm: Self-harm can be a hidden problem and this site has clear and well-written information on the subject.; Rate this website
Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM): Calm aims to raise awareness of depression among young men. Funded by the Government's Department of Health, the site has details of its national helpline.; Rate this website
ChildLine: This site has useful information on dealing with depression and stress. It also provides help by asking users to type in their questions using normal English.; Rate this website
Get Connected: Get Connected's helpline provides young people with support whatever they're going through. Anyone under 25 and in the UK can email, visit the siteor a webchat or call 0808 808 4994.; Rate this website
LifeSIGNS: LifeSIGNS (Self Injury Guidance & Network Support) is a voluntary organisation that aims to support people affected by self injury; Rate this website
Mencap: Mencap works with people with a learning disability and their families and carers. Find out a lot of information about mental illness and where to go for help.; Rate this website
Mental Health.org: Do you need to find out about mental disorders and how they can affect you? Find information here!; Rate this website
Mind: A mental health charity, Mind exists to challenge discrimination and fight for the needs of people with mental health problems. This site allows users to find out where to get help on all types of depression.; Rate this website
Mind Out for Mental Health: Run by the Department of Health, this site aims to make people more aware of the signs that tell us about our mental health and get people to drop their prejudices.; Rate this website

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