Links

• Download OPERA, a web browser which allows the use of a keyboard rather than a mouse for virtually everything. http://www.opera.com/
  
  
• Cumulative Trauma Disorder Network's website is at http://www.ctdrn.org/ and is another site with loads of RSI information.
  
  
• RSI-UK are at http://www.rsi.org.uk. Most of the information comes from people who have (or have had) RSI themselves. It lists resources and organisations in the UK which can help with medical treatment, employment and legal issues and adaptive equipment. The site contains a list of RSI related links.
  
  
• Computer-Related Repetitive Strain Injury - Paul Marxhausen gives good basic advice on prevention at http://eeshop.unl.edu/rsi.html
  
  
• SOREHAND Support Network - http://www.ucsf.edu/sorehand/. US-based and with a high volume of messages. Hunt through the archives for useful postings.
  
  
• Computing Out-Loud http://www.out-loud.com/ Written by Susan Fulton, this is an excellent site on voice recognition. It includes user reports on programs and assorted gadgets, useful macros and links to the main software manufacturers' sites



• Office Ergonomics http://www.safecomputingtips.com/
  Know the basic tips about Office Ergonomics, Workstation Ergonomics, Ergonomic PC, Laptop Ergonomics, Ergonomic chair.
  
  
• Beyond Blue http://www.beyondblue.com.au The National Depression Initiative of Australia, working to address issues associated with depression, anxiety and related substance misuse disorders in Australia. A good first-stop for anyone struggling with depression as a result of an overuse injury.
  
  
• The MoodGYM Training Program http://www.moodgym.anu.edu.au An on-line therapy initiative aimed at people with depression, this website is useful for many people with RSI, as depression is a common problem amongst those with an overuse injury.
  
  
• Typing without Repetitive Strain e-book http://www.rsifree.com/ Typing without Repetitive Strain is a practical guide that helps you to eliminate repetitive strain naturally through revolutionizing your typing technique.
  
  
• GentleMouse www.gentlemouse.com GentleMouse is an ergonomic software program that lets you use your mouse without clicking. 

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