Periodically, I'd recommend that people check out the site, SAGE Journals Online -- Current Free Trials at http://online.sagepub.com/cgi/freetrial
Currently (until Sept. 30) there is the Psychology Free Trial - Free Online Trial to 35+ SAGE Journals in Psychology, Psychiatry, and Counseling (see http://online.sagepub.com/cgi/register?registration=FTNPSIPUBLIC You'll need to register (free) to gain access to these trials. The available resources are an excellent source for education, professional development, and continuous improvement. The articles are downloadable in a pdf format; you can save them by pasting is a portion of the title to facilitate access for future study. SAGE inserts your name to the bottom of the pdf pages to identify that you've received the items for your own personal study. The copyright rules allow such receipt of published articles for private study; but you can use summarized information in reports and educational presentations. In the past, I've found this source to be an excellent review of major developments in the field of psychology. The other tool that I use is the receipt of journal TOCs supplied by the Resource Centre of our local health authority as they are available. This enables me to select relevant articles which are then sent to me. All this facilitates ongoing professional development, attainment of private study CECs, and the expansion of my resourcefulness as a consultant. -Duncan Duncan H. Blackman, M.A., Registered Psychologist Consultant, Psychological Services Saskatchewan Community Living Division Valley View Centre Box 1300 Moose Jaw, SK S6H 4R2 Canada 306-694-3041(work) 306-694-3003 (fax) 306-631-4500 (cell) Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ---
