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Back for a second year, the MeTRIC Symposium will delve into the transformative world of mobile and wearable technologies in health research. The in...
Mental health apps may help those waiting for care, study finds
Michigan Medicine
Depression, anxiety and suicide risk dropped when patients awaiting an initial psychiatric appointment used smartphone apps to get CBT, mindfulness or...
Peer-to-Peer Depression Awareness Program Hosts Retreat with Support from Blackman Innovation Grant
For the past 15 years, the Peer-to-Peer Depression Awareness Program (P2P) at the Frances and Kenneth Eisenberg and Family Depression Center has...
$17.9M NIMH grant accelerates mental health research at U-M
Michigan Medicine
New study will combine patients’ self-reports with data from mobile apps, wearable devices, genetic samples and clinical records to improve the...
13 Signs It's Time to Consider Therapy
Riana Elyse Anderson, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in the Department of Health Behavior & Health Education, and Eisenberg Family Depression Center...
Data shows positive impact of Ann Arbor mental health program
This article first appeared on clickondetroit.com. New data from a mental wellness program developed at the University of Michigan reveals it has had...
Maxwell Gray Film Fellowship Award for Fall 2021
Kaley Mooney recently joined the Eisenberg Family Depression Center’s Outreach Team as the Maxwell Gray Film Fellow for the Fall 2021 semester. This...
Latest Maxwell Gray Film Fellowship Video Unveiled
The latest video produced by the Maxwell Gray Film Fellowship was unveiled on August 13, 2021. The video features Steph Fajardo, PhD, who speaks on...
6 ways parents can manage pandemic back-to-school anxiety
Katherine Rosenblum, Ph.D., is cited in this care.com article Experts provide tips for taking COVID panic down a notch so you can breathe easier and...
Project Updates for 2020 Naveed Arif Iqball Awardees
Led by the Eisenberg Family Depression Center, the Naveed Arif Iqball Award for Mental Health Advocacy and Stigma Reduction supports new and...
Nurse Rehabilitation Programs: Why Is Enrollment So Low?
Dr. Stephen Strobbe provides his insights in the MedPageToday article. Dr. Stephen Strobbe, Clinical Professor at the University of Michigan School of...
Depression: Finding What Works for You
Michelle Riba, M.D., shared her insights in this WebMD article. This article first appeared on webmd.com For many people, treating depression isn't as...
Why Black women are saying no
Dr. Riana Elyse Anderson lends her expertise to this PBS Newshour story. Original article can be found here. [...] The stereotype of the “strong Black...
A game-changer for mental health: Sports icons open up
Editor's note: This story was written for the U-M Health Blog. By Kara Gavin They had the world’s spotlight shining on them. They’d trained for years...
Study suggests need to screen older adults for mental health symptoms as pandemic continues
Women, people in their 50s and early 60s, and those in fair or poor health most likely to report worse depression, anxiety, sleep and overall mental...
Second annual Workplace Mental Health Conference returns to U-M Aug. 18
The article originally appeared in ClickOnDetroit.com As Michigan workplaces see more and more employees return to work, employee mental health and...
"Springing forward" affects early birds less than night owls, study finds
Genetic predisposition plays a role in individuals’ reaction to abrupt change in sleep schedule; findings could have implications for other situations...
Workplace Mental Health Strategies For Employers
This story originally appeared on the Wellness Works website. In early 2020, organizations had to quickly pivot to mitigate health and safety risks...
July Episode of The Mental Minute
In July’s episode of The Mental Minute, cohosts Jeremy Fallis and Will Heininger discuss their summer so far, engage in their usual sports minute, and...