Learn How to Find and Rate Resources in Your Area

One of the great new features on the The Balanced Mind Foundation website is our "Find a Professional Resource" directory. Whether you are looking for a doctor, school, camp, advocate, support group, or other resource, suggestions are just a few clicks away.

It's easy! Start by clicking this link and type in your zip code and the search radius you desire. Families in rural locations should start with a statewide search, and those living in metropolitan areas should start with a tighter radius. Then, choose the type of resource you desire, or leave this option blank to see all the resources in your area.

Learn How to Find and Rate Resources in Your Area

One of the great new features on the The Balanced Mind Foundation website is our "Find a Professional Resource" directory. Whether you are looking for a doctor, school, camp, advocate, support group, or other resource, suggestions are just a few clicks away.

It's easy! Start by clicking this link and type in your zip code and the search radius you desire. Families in rural locations should start with a statewide search, and those living in metropolitan areas should start with a tighter radius. Then, choose the type of resource you desire, or leave this option blank to see all the resources in your area.

I created this weekly mood chart in Microsoft Excel (see Sample Chart link below). You will need access to a color printer. It is a chart that relates moods to colors of ink. It is divided into 3 sections - Morning, Afternoon, and Evening.

I give it to tdoc, bi-weekly, so she can go over with my child, the events or moods that have been charted. For the pdoc, I have laid it on the floor, 4-6 weeks, end-to-end, so that he can see the flow of the colors/moods as we change medications.