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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 collaborative 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.

02/06/2026

In honor of Black History Month, we’re highlighting the power of joy as an act of care and resilience.✨

NNDC is sharing this upcoming Mental Health America webinar, Finding & Keeping Black Joy, happening February 17 at 2 PM ET.

Learn more and register: https://mhanational.org/calendar/finding-and-keeping-black-joy/

02/05/2026

🏟️ Mind of the Game: Global Sports Psychiatry Summit 2026

📍 UTHealth Houston — March 28, 2026

Let’s spotlight this innovative conference shaping the future of sports psychiatry and athlete mental health. Thanks to UTHealth Houston — National Network of Depression Centers Center of Excellence — for leading the way!

02/04/2026

Calming down doesn’t have to come with shame or judgment.

🎙️ Inside Bipolar hosts Gabe Howard and Nicole Washington, DO, MPH share compassionate, practical self-calming strategies rooted in real experience.

🔗 Learn more via Psych Central

02/03/2026

We’re excited to share that Bailey Rann, NNDC’s Research and Media Specialist, has received approval for their master’s thesis proposal, titled “The Relationship Between Working Memory and Auditory Rhythm Discrimination Ability: Metric versus Nonmetric Rhythms.”

02/01/2026

This Black History Month, we honor the resilience, creativity, and joy found within Black communities and recognize that Black mental health is shaped by unique experiences, strengths, and systemic challenges. Let’s celebrate Black joy, community, and wellbeing while continuing to uplift resources and support for mental health equity. 💙

Link: https://www.thementalhealthcoalition.org/black-mental-health-roadmap

01/31/2026

Caring for your mental health doesn’t have to be complicated. 🌱

From spending time in nature to staying connected with others, these seven evidence-informed tips can support mental wellness year-round. Resources courtesy of Mental Health America and Oaks Integrated Care.

01/30/2026

This month, we’re proud to recognize Courtney Soule for her positive impact at the National Network of Depression Centers.

Since joining NNDC in 2024, Courtney has helped strengthen our network, elevate mental health advocacy, and amplify efforts to reduce stigma nationwide. Her leadership, passion, and commitment to awareness continue to make a meaningful difference in our work and communities. 💙

01/27/2026

The 2026 Workplace Mental Health Conference is now accepting speaker proposals from experts, innovators, and change-makers like you!

Date: Wednesday, August 5, 2026
Time: 12:30 – 5:00 p.m.
Location: Virtual

The Eisenberg Family Depression Center at the University of Michigan is seeking presentations on innovative solutions, model programs, or evidence-based practices that support employee mental health and well-being in the workplace for the virtual 2026 Workplace Mental Health Conference.

Inspire others and spark change in employee well-being
Share your knowledge and innovative ideas with an engaged audience that includes business leaders, HR professionals, wellness advocates, and industry thought leaders.

Why present at this conference?
Expand your reach. Our growing international audience comes from across sectors, with organizations of every size.
No travel needed. We’re 100% virtual!
Trusted by past attendees. Nearly all would recommend it to a colleague.
Attend the conference at no cost. All selected speakers receive a complimentary registration.

Ready to help shape the future of workplace mental health?
Submit your proposal online by Friday, February 27, 2026.

We’re here to help!
Have questions or need more info? We’re here to provide answers. Please don’t hesitate to contact our team at workplaceconference@umich.edu.

Learn more at www.depressioncenter.org/wmhc

01/26/2026

When overwhelming or distressing news fills the headlines, it’s important to pause and prioritize your well-being. We're sharing some information from our friends at NAMI. The NAMI HelpLine offers guidance on self-care and grounding strategies when the weight of the news feels heavy.

The NAMI HelpLine also provides peer support—offering a listening ear and helping connect you to helpful resources. Call 1-800-950-6264 (Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–10 p.m. ET).

If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline.

Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3NEhP9l

01/25/2026

You are not alone. 🧡

🔗 https://mhanational.org/get-involved/contact-us/ #:~:text=If%20you%20or%20someone%20you,by%20texting%20MHA%20to%20741741.

01/24/2026

Mental Wellness Basics for Parents and Caregivers 🧡

Supporting the mental well-being of children and adolescents begins with understanding the foundations of mental wellness. This resource from Harvard Health outlines key elements that contribute to mental wellness, including healthy routines, supportive relationships, skill-building, and knowing when to seek additional support.

Designed for parents and caregivers, Mental Wellness Basics offers practical, evidence-informed guidance to help families foster resilience and support emotional well-being across development.

🔗 Explore the resource:
https://www.health.harvard.edu/mindscape/for-parents-and-caregivers/mental-wellness-basics

At NNDC, we are committed to sharing trusted resources that support mental health and access to care for all.

01/23/2026

Hear from Dr. Sally Weinstein on how the Child & Adolescent Mood Disorders Task Group is bringing together science, clinical insight, and shared purpose to improve mental health outcomes for young people and their families. 😊

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Ann Arbor, MI
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