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We seek to catalyze bold new ideas and collaborations, explore new research approaches, and utilize innovative tools to advance depression research.

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More than 279 University of Michigan scholars contribute to our mission
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Alanson Sample, Ph.D
Associate Professor
Computer Science & Engineering
Teryn Bruni, Ph.D.
Clinical Assistant Professor
Pediatrics
Joseph Himle
Joseph Himle, Ph.D.
Professor
Social Work
Dayna LePlatte, M.D.
Dayna LePlatte, M.D.
Clinical Assistant Professor
Psychiatry
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Alejandra Arango, Ph.D.
Clinical Associate Professor
Psychiatry
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Courtney Polenick, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Psychiatry
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Annelise Madison, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Psychology
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Safyer McKenzie-Sampson, Ph.D., M.P.H.
Assistant Professor
Health Behavior and Health Equity
Abigail Bretzin
Abigail Bretzin, Ph.D
Research Investigator
Emergency Medicine
Our Approach

Expand the scope of mental health research to accelerate discoveries that lead to improved outcomes across our communities.

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Accelerating Discovery

We are igniting bold new ideas, exploring new research approaches and utilizing cutting-edge tools to move mental health research forward.

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Depression Center Toolkit

Resources, tools and evidence-based strategies to help guide you or someone you love through their mental health journey.

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Community Impact

The Jenkins Family Community Outreach and Education Program offers community-based programs to raise awareness, reduce stigma and encourage help-seeking. 

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