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The Eisenberg Family Depression Center publishes open source tools, automations, and research workflows designed to accelerate mental health discoveries while remaining highly reusable across any research discipline. By reducing technical barriers and promoting interdisciplinary collaboration, we help researchers solve complex data problems without starting from zero.

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Eisenberg Family Depression Center

Established in 2001, the Frances and Kenneth Eisenberg Family Depression Center is the first of its kind devoted to bringing depression into the mainstream of research, care, and community education. Today, our Center is expanding the scope of mental health research to accelerate innovations that lead to improved outcomes across our communities.

One in five Americans will experience depression — yet few will receive treatment that leads to long-term relief. As the leading cause of disability worldwide, depression is not only a personal hardship; it is a global burden. We believe transformative change is needed to address this enormous impact.

Our Vision To eliminate the burden of depression.
Our Mission To improve lives and empower communities through bold innovations and interdisciplinary collaborations across research and outreach.

Resources for Researchers

Research Innovation Core
Creative, interdisciplinary approaches to mental health research.
Data & Design Core
Secondary dataset resources and expertise to accelerate bold research ideas.
Mobile Technologies Core
Accelerating mental health treatment and prevention discoveries through wearables and mobile technologies.
Code Publishing Service
A free service for U-M research teams to generalize and publish their code as open source.