Young adults’ experiences with depression

The Young Adults’ Experiences with Depression Catalyst Film and the Guidebook were developed by researchers and clinicians at the Center for Patient Partnerships, the University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Family Medicine and Community Health, School of Medicine & Public Health, and University of New Mexico School of Medicine, Family & Community Medicine. This film was created from interviews with 18 people conducted for the web-based module on this topic. It can be viewed in sections or as a full film.

 We were supported in this work by the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Clinical and Translational Science Award program, through the National Institute of Health National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, with grant UL1TR002372.

To access additional materials for this film, click here.

Please send questions, comments, and suggestions to: sarah.davis@wisc.edu

 

Watch individual sections of the catalyst film below:

 

Young Adults’ Experiences with Depression: Depression is Multifaceted

 

Young Adults’ Experiences with Depression: Stigma

 

Young Adults’ Experiences with Depression: Experiences of Patient-Centered Care and Coordination

 

Young Adults’ Experiences with Depression - Medication

 

Young Adults’ Experiences with Depression: Therapy

 

Young Adults’ Experiences with Depression: What Patients Want from Providers