Guide to Psychology Blogs – Part 4

Discover the most accessible and well-written psychology blogs available on the web.

Update: here's a more recent list of 40 superb psychology blogs.

Best mental health blog

World of Psychology, run by the clinical psychologist Dr John Grohol, is a great blog for mental health generally. But the blog only forms part of the site, that also includes discussion forums, a guide to medications, psychological tests and more. Loads of useful resources on mental health books and research.

Best social psychology blog

The Situationist explores the importance of the situation in human behaviour and thought. It covers social psychology, social cognition, and related fields, but it is associated with Harvard Law School and therefore has a broad subject-area. It has both original writing and interesting excerpts from relevant pieces in the media.

Best 'big pharma watch' blog

Philip Dawdy is a journalist with bipolar disorder whose blog, Furious Seasons, rattles the cages of Big Pharma. Want to find out more about the atypical anti-psychotic Zyprexa, made by Eli Lilly? Worried about the marketing of drugs and whether they are really for the benefit of patients? Check out his blog.

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15 comments

  1. OCD On A Stick says:

    I agree with your listing of The World of Psychology (or PsychCentral) as well as Dr. Deb.

    Thanks for the great lists and references.

  2. Sandra says:

    Yay! I contribute to World of Psychology too, that's three blogs on your list (with Channel N and Omni Brain). Thanks so much!

  3. isabella mori says:

    thanks for including my blog! and nice to be in the company of dr. deb. good work! looking forward to exploring some of the other bloggers i don't know.

  4. UrbanMonk dot Net says:

    Thanks for including Urban Monk dot Net, very humbling!

  5. Jeremy (PsyBlog author) says:

    You are all very welcome. And keep up the good work!

  6. therapydoc says:

    Hi doc,

    What a lot of work you've done here, and so well! It's nice to meet other mh bloggers.

  7. Jeremy (PsyBlog author) says:

    Thank you therapydoc, welcome to PsyBlog!

  8. Erina says:

    Thanks for this very comprehensive list.

    We also have a psycholgy blog on Interpersonal Relationships. It is fairly new, but I thought your readers might be interested.

    http://www.eharmony.com/labs/blog/

    Thanks again!

  9. Jeremy (PsyBlog author) says:

    Hi Erina - I will take a look.

  10. x says:

    Just started a blog reflecting on working both as a psychotherapist and a fiction writer and comparing the two. Don't know anyone else doing this, do you?

    Thought you might be interested. http://theindividualvoice.blogspot.com/
    the individual voice

  11. Jeremy (PsyBlog author) says:

    Thanks Individual, I've subscribed to your RSS feed...

  12. soniabutterfly says:

    I have been seeing a guy for the last 3 months who says he is unable to feel happiness or sadness.... he feels "plane" or dead inside.... nothing gives him ilusion or cheer for life... , some days he feels really down... others a bit better.. bit nothing really excites him... does anyone knows a name for this condition?? I really would like to help him.

  13. jacyyoung says:

    A psychology blog with a slightly different bent is Advances in the History of Psychology. A great blog run by a professional historian of psychology and his graduate students.

  14. Coinneach Shanks says:

    Good list of blogs! Thanks you. Perhaps your readers might be interested in "Psychotherapy in Dublin". I use photographs as a resource, so the blog features images together with a commentary about psychotherapy. It's designed to be thoughtful and good fun! All the best. Coinneach Shanks

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