Медитация
http://www.users.cts.com/crash/d/deohair/psychoph.html
Объемная статья по истории биологической обратной связи со множеством ссылок.
Данной теме посвящено много сайтов, однако почти все они рекламируют один определенный стиль или одного учителя медитации.
http://www.ncf.carleton.ca/dharma/faqs/meditationFAQ.html
Небольшой сайт, отвечающий на наиболее общие вопросы.
Гипноз
http://www.asch.net
Веб-сайт Американского общества клинического гипноза (American Society of Clinical Hypnosis).
Множественная личность
http://cgil.geocities.com/Wellesley/3404/resc.html
Центр ресурсов, рассматривающий, однако, множественную личность как психическое заболевание. (Сайты, посвященные данной теме в целом, не обнаружены.)
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