Hundreds of thousands of items include surveys, proceedings, tools, videos, personal narratives, blogs, podcasts, case studies, PDFs, audio files, videos, and more.
You won’t find these real-world materials in books or journals. They’re created by practicing psychologists and therapists, research and support groups, advocacy and professional organizations, hospitals, businesses, think tanks, and governments—all over the world.
At a glance
162,000+
items at launch, in multiple formats and across disciplines, and the database will grow continually
500+
organizations covered so far, in 20+ countries around the world
Global coverage, interdisciplinary application
Dozens of countries are covered, including areas in the Global South. Researchers can examine topics as diverse as trauma-informed care, crowd psychology, workplace stress, culturally competent therapy, group dynamics, and jury decision-making.
Besides the obvious relevance to studies in psychology and mental health, the database also serves faculty and students in neuroscience, law, teaching, health and safety, business, and engineering—making it easy to integrate psychology with law, education, business, sociology, and other fields.
A living collection—continually updated for currency and preserved for future researchers
All the materials listed in the database—including PDFs, audio, video, and text—are curated for use in teaching, research, and policy. We continually grow the project with the latest updates, keeping it current with fresh output from sources around the world. Every listing links back to the original source, driving usage of the originating website.
You can cite the content with confidence, because we assign a stable, persistent identifier to every item. And we preserve backup copies (with permission)—so if an item disappears or a website is down, you’ll access our copy. That means no more dead links.
Conference proceedings, evidence-based reports, surveys, and white papers
Human resources white papers and workforce studies
Clinical guidelines and intervention evaluations
Organizational behavior case studies
Government and NGO policy papers
Sample items:
The Mental Game in Sport: The Role of Self-awareness, White Paper, Insights, 2025
Change the Prescription: A New Approach to Mental Health, White Paper, Centre for Social Justice (UK), 2025
National Suicide Prevention Advisor Report, Government of Australia, 2021
Designing Conversational Agents for Palliative-Care Training Preprint, University of Pennsylvania, 2025.
Report
University of Western Australia
Guidelines
Irish Association for Counseling & Psychotherapy
Policy recommendations
CAMH, Toronto
Blogs, podcasts, and video
Sourced from expert interviews with practicing mental health clinicians
Series on trauma-informed care, mental health in the workplace, and crisis management
Audio explorations of contemporary issues in forensic, health, and educational psychology
Sample items:
Healing our Way: First Nations Resilience and Strength
The Healing Foundation Podcast, Australia’s national Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organization (2024)
The Rise of Clozapine: Breaking Barriers and Improving Outcomes: Webinar by the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), 2025
Human Factors Podcast: Exploring the psychological impact of rapid digital transformation
How Stress-Related Immune Activation May Alter the Brain and Impair Behavior, Blog, Brain & Behavior Research Foundation, 2025
Not Your Average School Psychology Podcast: Evidence-based practices from a behavioral perspective
Blog: How Background Music Can Affect Employees
Journal of Applied Psychology
Blog: The Neurodivergent Guide to Coaching and Therapy
The Work Psychologists (UK)
Blog: When Trauma and Eating Disorders Collide
International Bipolar Association
Personal narratives and case studies
First-person accounts of therapy and recovery
Stories from educators, caregivers, and mental health workers
On-the-ground perspectives from high-stress professions, including emergency responders, correctional officers, and others
Tools, guidelines, protocols, and special items
Practical, evidence-based resources to support clinical work, policy, and education include screening tools, diagnostic checklists, assessment protocols, and guidelines developed by trusted institutions and professional organizations.
Sample titles:
Forensic Psychological Assessment of Juvenile Offenders, Journal of Mental Health Disorders and Treatment, 2024
School Mental Health Quality Screening Tool, National Center for School Mental Health, U.S., 2022
Suicide Risk Assessment Toolkit, Mental Health Commission of Canada, 2022
Special Items
Forensic Psychology: courtroom reports, assessment tools, and risk analysis
Workplace Psychology: burnout studies, DEI implementation, performance feedback models
Health and Counseling: behavior change strategies, patient engagement, substance use interventions
Educational Psychology: student motivation, special education practices, SEL curriculum
Advisory Board
Meet our advisors—click here for detailed bios:
Dr. Ashley Maureen Diaz, Assistant Professor, Alliant International University
Dr. Judith Johnson, Faculty, University of Manchester (UK); and Director, Manchester Catalys
Dr. Tyler Wilkinson, Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Counseling, Mercer University
Dr. Carlos P. Zalaquett, Professor, The Pennsylvania State University (Penn State); and Vice President for the US and Canada, Society of Interamerican Psychology (SIP)
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