Engine Study

Engine Study Illness Severity and Treatment Effects on qEEG In Adolescent Depression (ENGINE) at CWRU/UH Compensation will be provided for your time.

Our study aims to examine connections in the brain as they relate to depression in adolescence measured by qEEG technology. Participants will go through psychiatric assessments throughout the 16 weeks of this study, as well as have qEEGs performed to determine efficacy of treatment and overall patterns in the brain. Participants between the ages of 14 and 17 who have been diagnosed with major depressive disorder without an ADHD diagnosis may be eligible for this study. Participants in this age group without a current or past psychiatric diagnosis may also be eligible for this study. Please feel free to contact us for more information or to see if you qualify!

Healthy Volunteers! Interested in science and research? Call or scan to volunteer!
03/07/2023

Healthy Volunteers! Interested in science and research? Call or scan to volunteer!

Healthy Volunteeres! Interested in science and research? Call to volunteer!
01/17/2023

Healthy Volunteeres! Interested in science and research? Call to volunteer!

Mental Health Matters! We're still recruiting for Teens with Symptoms of Depression. Thanks Hollie Strano!
08/11/2022

Mental Health Matters! We're still recruiting for Teens with Symptoms of Depression. Thanks Hollie Strano!

Child Psychiatrist, Dr. Molly McVoy speaks with Hollie about dealing with anxieties leading up to school starting.

Call 216-844-3922 for information about our teen depression study
04/16/2022

Call 216-844-3922 for information about our teen depression study

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