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From: MedHelp.org on 2 Jul 2008 23:43
MedHelp is pleased to announce the launch of our new Mood Tracker.
MedHelp's free Mood Tracker helps users keep track of daily mood
changes on an easy-to-read interactive chart. You can also keep a
journal or diary detailing how you're feeling each day. For users
looking for more advanced mood tracking, you can track symptoms
associated with the various mood disorders as defined by the DSM-IV,
including major depressive, bipolar, cyclothymic, or dysthymic
disorder. You can also track your medications, including Prozac,
Paxil, Zoloft and Lithium, as well as any treatments you're undergoing
such as therapy.

Benefits Include:

* Quickly track your general mood - excellent, good, okay, bad,
horrible.
* View a trend of your mood over time.
* Keep a diary or journal of daily events affecting your mood.
* Track symptoms associated with major depressive and bipolar
disorders.
* Track medications and treatments, including benzodiazepines,
carbamazepines, herbal treatments, therapy and more.
* Share and learn from other members in our Anxiety community and Ask-
a-Doctor Mental Health forum.

This is a free tool and MedHelp, www.medhelp.org, is free to join. To
find out more information, or to start tracking, please go to:
http://www.medhelp.org/land/mood-tracker.

MedHelp
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