Video Resources
Depression
Center Introduction
John Greden, Executive Director describes
depression and the focus of efforts at the Depression Center
Depression
Center Research
Depression Center scientists describe
their research activities.
Day
for Night - Recognizing Teenage Depression
Produced Depression
and Related Affective Disorders Association (DRADA)
In cooperation with Johns Hopkins University, School of Medicine
The View
from Here
A documentary produced with support
from the Rackham School of Graduate Studies. Created to promote
awareness about depression on the college campus, the video
features students from differing identity groups, ages, and
degree programs telling of their experiences with the disease.
It also features faculty and staff who have worked with depressed
students, and faculty and staff who have suffered from depression
themselves. Produced by Pat McCune, Ph.D., Director, Dialogues
on Diversity.
For more information, or to obtain copies of the video, contact
Nacy Davis, nandavis@umich.edu.
Click
here to order free VHS copy online.
Film
Shows Pattern of Brain Maturation - NPR
"The brain's
center of reasoning and problem-solving
is among the last to mature, according to
a new study. Researchers used magnetic resonance
imaging and time-lapse technology to study
brain development, compressing 15 years
of human brain maturation into seconds."
Creating
a Roadmap to the Brain - NPR
"A group of
brain 'cartographers' is collecting tens
of thousands of images from across the world
to create the most detailed and sophisticated
computer atlas of the human brain ever assembled."
Neurotransmitter
Animation - Eli Lilly
An animation depicting
the ascending and descending pathways of
serotonin and norepinephrine in the brain
and spinal cord. Copyright © 1994-2004
Eli Lilly and Company.
A
Woman's Guide To Understanding Depression
A guide to understanding
depression as it affects women, with special
focus on pregnancy and postpartum issues,
and the treatment of depression. Flash
required. Click here for html
version.
Audio Resources
Teens
and Mental Illness
Sept. 21, 2004 -- Mental
illness in kids affects the whole family.
Parents and their children have to balance
medical treatments, therapy and stigma with
the not-so-simple act of growing up. We
hear stories from families on the frontlines
of mental illness.
from NPR Talk of the Nation
Calculating
the Costs of Mental Health Care
Some Businesses Say Providing Coverage Saves
Money
from NPR Morning Edition
Gauging
Risks, Benefits of Prozac in Teens
from NPR All Things Considered
Andrew Solomon interview on the Paul
Gordon Show.
History
of Treating Depression
from NPR "Talk of the Nation"
Depression
Update
from NPR "Talk of the Nation"
Cognitive
Behavior Therapy: Thinking Positive
from NPR "All Things Considered"
Treating
Depression in Adolescents
Cognitive Therapy Shows Positive Effects
in Teens
from NPR "All Things Considered"
Research
Shows Close Ties Between Mental, Physical Health
from NPR "Morning Edition"
Study
Ties Brain Abnormality to Bipolar Disorder
from NPR "Weekend Edition"
Humiliation
and Depression
from NPR "Morning Edition"
Research:
Antidepressants May Help Protect Brain
from NPR "Morning Edition"
Report:
Sleep Loss Takes Toll on Teens
from NPR "All Things Considered"
Kids
and Sleep
from NPR "Talk of the Nation"
Sleep
& Learning/Zero
from NPR "Science Friday"
Sleep
Deprivation
from NPR "Tavis Smiley Show"
Sleep
Research
from NPR "Morning Edition"
Powerpoint Presentations
Beyond
Sadness - Powerpoint presentation that accompanies brochure.
Last updated on:
Monday, 02-Apr-2007 15:13:30 EDT
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