Depression Clinical Research Program
Treatment Interrupts Depression Early (TIDE)
Project Overview
Though many people experience depression for the first time early in life, with the first incidence most often occurring between the ages of 12 and 25, the majority of research in the field of depression treatment focuses on adults. Effective treatment early on in a person's life can be instrumental in setting up young people for success in all spheres of their lives. This study aims to determine what factors affect the likelihood of a young person getting better with an antidepressant versus psychological therapy.
Eligibility
People between the ages of 12-25 who are experiencing depression for the first time, with onset within the past year. If you think you may be eligible or have any questions about your eligibility, please get in touch with the research team via the TIDE website or the email below.
Contact
Nicole Stinson, Research Coordinator
General inquiries: tide@nshealth.ca
Dr. Rudolf Uher, Project Lead
Additional Information
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