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NNDC Board Members:

David A. Casey, MD
Jesse H. Wright, MD, PhD

Make an appointment: 502-588-4450

The University has developed one of the nation’s first university-wide multidisciplinary depression centers, focusing on the underlying causes of mood disorders and developing new treatments to better target the causes of mood disorders. The University of Louisville Depression Center was founded in April of 2009. It conducts clinical services, research, and community and professional education, utilizing a multidisciplinary methodology. The center offers specific programs related to women’s mental health, the mental health of children and adolescents, geriatric care, substance abuse, and students. The mission of the University of Louisville Depression Center is to “serve as the major regional resource for the treatment of depression and bipolar disorder, research, and education.”

Learn more: University of Louisville Depression Center

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The National Network of Depression Centers (NNDC) was established in 2008 to mobilize collaborative expertise to counteract the public health crisis of depression, bipolar illnesses, and other mood disorders. The NNDC is a nonprofit network of academic medical centers dedicated to improving the lives of those affected by depression and related mood disorders. We are working to change the national conversation surrounding these illnesses through large-scale collaborative studies, education and outreach.

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