TIDE - Treatment Interrupts Depression Early

The TIDE project investigates major depressive disorder in youth, with the aim of establishing indicators for differential success in initial treatment plans.

[TIDE - Treatment Interrupts Depression Early @theTIDEproject]

Have you been feeling down for weeks on end? Visit https://t.co/6yXc5WHDgi and get in touch for more information. #TIDEproject

[Mental Health Commission of Canada @MHCC_]

Of the estimated 4000 suicide deaths in Canada each year, close to 75% are men. Learn more about men's mental health, the best and most promising suicide prevention practices, and resources for those looking for further support. https://t.co/4xsrdTvGEv

[Rudolf Uher @RudolfUher]

We can measure #depression from #speech.

The way depression manifests in the sound of speech touches on personal identity.

https://t.co/Z6bCybCdq1

Beautiful work @Harsha_SHD @kdikaios @osageev

[Dal_Psychiatry @Dal_Psychiatry]

Department Head and Chief of Psychiatry Dr. Vincent Agyapong (@israelhans) speaks about the newly launched Rapid Access and Stabilization Program. https://t.co/gyv2k7IqGf

[Health & Wellness @nshealth]

If you need help with a mental health or addiction concern, our Intake Service team is here. Real people, Monday – Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm (Tuesdays until 8pm) - including weekday holidays. Voicemail evenings, weekends. Call toll free: 1-855-922-1122.

#MentalHealthWeek

[Health & Wellness @nshealth]

If you’re experiencing a mental health or addictions crisis, or are concerned about someone who is, the Nova Scotia Provincial Mental Health Crisis Line is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call toll free: 1-888-429-8167 https://t.co/2XumTu65Sz

#MentalHealthWeek

[Nova Scotia Gov. @nsgov]

Mental Health, Addictions Phone Line Open on Holidays https://t.co/ipXh8l4T9M

[Mental Health Research Canada @MHRCanada]

Let’s talk about the struggle, and how the effort it takes to find and access mental health support can be too much when you're already suffering with anxiety or depression. Learn more in our report on barriers to #mentalhealth care in Canada: https://t.co/CO5Es5DiBi

[MoodDisorders Canada @MoodDisordersCa]

12% of Canadians live with migraines. Did you know that if you suffer from #migraines you are 2.5 times more likely to also suffer from #depression? Download our infographic for more info: https://t.co/fCFmGsdfyb
#mentalhealth #mooddisorders #health #mentalhealthmatters

[Mental Health Commission of Canada @MHCC_]

#SuicidePreventionWeek. Being an adolescent can involve many challenges. Some may feel trapped and need support to help them see hope for the future. Thoughts of suicide or suicide attempts are key warning signs. https://t.co/MgSroPG1kw

[CAMH @CAMHnews]

Stats show that 70% of mental illnesses have their first onset in adolescence.

But with early intervention, we can change outcomes.

#BellLetsTalk
#MentalHealthIsHealth

[Dr Alexey Kulikov @KulikovUNIATF]

There is growing evidence #loneliness is associated with the onset of #depression and other common #mentalhealth problems. https://t.co/3zmHG6CCgt

[Grassroots Suicide Prevention @GrassrootsSP]

It's a myth that the third Monday in January is the most depressing day of the year.

1 in 4 people will experience depression in their lifetime (@MindCharity). Depression is a serious condition and can affect anyone anytime - definitely not just a one-day event.❤️

#BlueMonday

[CMHA Halifax-Dartmouth Branch @CMHAHalDart]

Link for Nova Scotia Health Mental Health & Addictions (MHA) Program: https://t.co/HbpYDCgjNN

MHA Provincial Crisis Line: 1-888-429-8167

MHA Intake Line (non-crisis) 1-855-922-1122

@NSMentalHealth @MentalHealthNS @nsCMHA @UWHalifax @HealthyMindsHMC @ssns @NSHealthHub @NS_DCS

[TIDE - Treatment Interrupts Depression Early @theTIDEproject]

Visit https://t.co/6yXc5WZe7Q, call 902-473-1898, or send us a message for more information. @ Nova Scotia https://t.co/WhpqYZ8Cbg

[Mental Health Commission of Canada @MHCC_]

Youth suicide is the first health-related cause of death amongst young people aged
15 to 24 in Canada. The time for action to help our youth is now.
https://t.co/eYI6FeMW2L #ONsuicideprevention

[The CAN-BIND Depression Network @CANBIND]

October 10th is a day dedicated to raising awareness of mental health issues. This #WorldMentalHealthDay, let’s make mental health a global priority. Remember, help is always available.

[The CAN-BIND Depression Network @CANBIND]

It's important to talk about suicide. Today is #WorldSuicidePreventionDay, a day to raise awareness about suicide and learn how we can work together to prevent it.

Please reach out to someone if you are struggling. You are not alone. #WSPD22 #WSPD

[Rudolf Uher @RudolfUher]

Prediction of depression treatment outcome from clinical, molecular, and neuroimaging data #MachineLearning | Psychological Medicine | Cambridge Core
@CANBIND @OntarioBrain @CambUP_Psych
https://t.co/trquW3atPp

[The CAN-BIND Depression Network @CANBIND]

Data-driven approaches can be incredibly valuable for predicting individual responses to #DepressionTreatment. Our latest #ResearchHighlight presents a study published in 2020 on how #EEG data can be used to predict antidepressant treatment response �� #CANBINDTurns11

[Rudolf Uher @RudolfUher]

This thread provides an accurate and insightful summary of how #anxiety and #resilience are passed from #parents to #children.

https://t.co/w8xszkI1Nl