Depression Center Director Dr. Jesse Wright receives honor. - Read More
Featuring a talk by world-renowned expert Dilip Jeste
October 20, 2016, 6pm
Details will be posted when available.
Improving outcomes through new and ongoing research
As a founding member of the National Network of Depression Centers, we are committed to increasing scientific knowledge about depression & bipolar disorder and removing the stigma associated with mental illness. These aims will enable advanced patient care, thereby significantly improving quality of life.
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Free Building Hope Community Presentation Series. The next presentation will be presented in Fall, 2016. Details will be posted on the seminar calendar when they are available./span>
The most recent Depression Center Newsletter. (Spring, 2016) View newsletters
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS). The Depression Center offers the non-invasive, non-pharmaceutical NeuroStar TMS Therapy for patients suffering from depression. Videos and more info
Is it more than "just the blues?" There are clear signs that help determine whether you are clinically depressed or just feeling sad. Learn more and take an online depression screening test.
Getting a good night's sleep. Sleep is as important for your emotional health as it is for your physical well being. Learn how you can improve your mood and stress level.
More than 1 in 5 Americans experience depression or bipolar disorder during their lifetime. These common illnesses can have a devastating impact on people’s lives. Depression and other mood disorders can cause intense personal suffering, strained relationships, decreased productivity and an increased risk for suicide. However, we know a great deal about how to treat these problems successfully. If you have depression or bipolar disorder, there are many reasons for hope.
Suggested Reading
“Positive Psychiatry: Its Time Has Come” A superb article in the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry challenges psychiatrists to change their ways. Instead of focusing only on treating symptoms of illness, Dr. Jeste and colleagues show the way to help patients achieve well-being. This article should be a “must read” for medical students, psychiatry trainees, and practicing psychiatrists. (Read Article)
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