National Network of Depression Centers

National Network of Depression Centers A collaborative network of mental health researchers focusing on depression and bipolar disorder.

The National Network of Depression Centers is a 501(c)(3) non-profit research consortium dedicated to advancing scientific knowledge, improving care, and driving the national conversation on depression and related mood disorders. With more than 600 members from 25 leading academic institutions across the country, the NNDC has a unique capacity for effecting meaningful change through large-scale co

llaborative efforts. NNDC Members work together on Task Groups to tackle issues faced by specific populations or develop treatment guidelines for specific diagnoses; design and implement innovative clinical trials using cutting-edge treatments and technologies; and advocate for positive change in mental health policy on both state and national levels.

Today, we celebrate Juneteenth — Freedom Day, honoring the strength, resilience, and joy of Black communities.At NNDC, w...
06/19/2026

Today, we celebrate Juneteenth — Freedom Day, honoring the strength, resilience, and joy of Black communities.

At NNDC, we are committed to advancing equitable access to mental health care and supporting the well‑being of all communities.

May this day remind us of the importance of freedom, healing, and collective progress.

Mental health is for everyone.It touches every community, every family, and people from every walk of life. That's why c...
06/16/2026

Mental health is for everyone.

It touches every community, every family, and people from every walk of life. That's why creating a future free from stigma and expanding access to effective, evidence-based mental health care matters to all of us.

At NNDC, we believe everyone deserves the opportunity to live well. Through collaboration, research, innovation, and education, we're working to improve care, advance treatment, and transform lives.

Because mental health isn't just personal—it's a public health priority.

June is Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month. 💜Did you know that there are more than 7 million people age 65 and older ...
06/12/2026

June is Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month. 💜

Did you know that there are more than 7 million people age 65 and older in the United States living with Alzheimer's?

While there is no cure to Alzheimer's, there are things we can do to take charge of our brain health. Swipe to read more!

Link: https://www.alz.org/

Men’s Mental Health Month is an important reminder that seeking help is a sign of strength. For generations, men have be...
06/11/2026

Men’s Mental Health Month is an important reminder that seeking help is a sign of strength. For generations, men have been encouraged to “tough it out,” leading many to keep their struggles internalized.

Untreated mental health concerns can contribute to stress, anxiety, depression, substance use, sleep issues, and physical health problems.

This month, we’re sharing a resource from Cleveland Clinic — an NNDC member site — offering “11 Tips for Men to Take Care of Their Mental Health.”

Read the full article:
https://health.clevelandclinic.org/tips-for-taking-care-of-mens-mental-health
Let’s break the stigma and support men in prioritizing their mental well‑being.

The NNDC Travel Award helps support early-career researchers and clinicians as they connect, learn, and share their work...
06/09/2026

The NNDC Travel Award helps support early-career researchers and clinicians as they connect, learn, and share their work with the broader scientific community.

At the 2026 ACNP meeting, NNDC member Marzieh Majd, PharmD, PhD, had the opportunity to attend scientific sessions, engage with peers and established investigators, and present the NNDC advocacy poster focused on improving evidence-based care for individuals with depression and bipolar disorder.

Her experience highlights the importance of collaboration, mentorship, and translating research into meaningful clinical impact.

Congratulations, Dr. Majd, and thank you for sharing your experience!

🎧 Looking for insights on emerging trends in mental health care?This episode explores the evolving role of AI and techno...
06/08/2026

🎧 Looking for insights on emerging trends in mental health care?

This episode explores the evolving role of AI and technology in training, treatment delivery, and mental health services. Listen to the discussion and learn more about innovations shaping the future of care.

Listen here: https://rss.com/podcasts/stanfordpsychiatry/

Spending time outdoors doesn’t have to be complicated to be meaningful. Even a few intentional minutes in nature can hel...
06/05/2026

Spending time outdoors doesn’t have to be complicated to be meaningful. Even a few intentional minutes in nature can help us slow down, reconnect with our senses, and support mental well-being.

From noticing the sounds around you to finding awe in the trees, birds, sky, or garden outside your door, nature offers simple ways to feel more grounded and connected.

How do you like to connect with nature?

LGBTQ+ communities deserve affirming, accessible, and compassionate mental health support.Higher rates of depression, an...
06/04/2026

LGBTQ+ communities deserve affirming, accessible, and compassionate mental health support.

Higher rates of depression, anxiety, substance use disorders, and suicidal thoughts or behaviors are not caused by identity itself, but are often connected to stigma, discrimination, bullying, and barriers to affirming care.

This Pride Month and beyond, we can all play a role in supporting LGBTQ+ mental health by using chosen names and pronouns, standing up against discrimination, advocating for LGBTQ+ rights, and helping create safe, welcoming spaces.

Learn more from Mental Health America:
https://mhanational.org/resources/lgbtq-communities-and-mental-health/

PTSD is often associated with military service, but trauma can affect anyone.Traumatic experiences can include violence,...
06/03/2026

PTSD is often associated with military service, but trauma can affect anyone.
Traumatic experiences can include violence, abuse, accidents, natural disasters, life-threatening events, or witnessing harm happen to others.

Recognizing that PTSD is not limited to veterans can help reduce stigma and encourage more people to seek support sooner.

Learn more from NNDC member Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services.

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