Treatment Interrupts Depression Early
If you or someone you know is a young person in Nova Scotia seeking treatment for depression, contact the TIDE team for more information. There is no obligation to join after reaching out.
If you are located in the greater Montreal area, please click here to contact the study team at the Douglas Research Centre, call (514) 761-6131 ext. 2988 or email inspirelab.tide@gmail.com.
What is TIDE?
The goal of TIDE is to find out which treatment works best for different young people experiencing depression for the first time. If we know in advance what treatment is likely to work, we can help people recover faster from depression with the first treatment they try.
​​​​​​TIDE was created to learn about what might make it likely for a particular treatment to work for a given young person. To find out, eligible young people experiencing depression for the first time receive best practice treatment for depression while helping researchers answer questions that will benefit other young people experiencing depression in the future.
TIDE stands for Treatment Interrupts Depression Early.
Depression is a common and serious condition that can affect people of all ages. It is most commonly experienced for the first time as a young person is approaching adulthood. Many treatment options exist to manage depression, but no single treatment works for everyone.​​​
