11 | A Center's New Name; TRAILS' Allison Meyer, PhD, and Natalie Rodriguez-Quintana, PhD

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The Mental Minute with Michigan Medicine

U-M Eisenberg Family Depression Center

18 episodes

2 days ago

A podcast all about mental health, and then some. Produced by the University of Michigan's Eisenberg Family Depression Center, co-hosts Jeremy Fallis and Will Heininger discuss a variety of prescient topics in the mental health realm. The podcast also features guest appearances from the U-M community and beyond to bring special focus in their areas of expertise. The purpose of the podcast is to raise awareness about mental health in a fun, casual way.

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11 | A Center's New Name; TRAILS' Allison Meyer, PhD, and Natalie Rodriguez-Quintana, PhD

The Mental Minute with Michigan Medicine

25 minutes 15 seconds

4 years ago

11 | A Center's New Name; TRAILS' Allison Meyer, PhD, and Natalie Rodriguez-Quintana, PhD

April's episode of The Mental Minute with Michigan Medicine starts off with an exciting announcement: The transformational gift from the Eisenberg family. The Eisenberg Family Depression Center is official. Will and Jeremy are then joined by Drs. Allison Meyer and Natalie Rodriguez-Quintana of the Transforming Research into Action to Improve the Lives of Students (TRAILS) program (5:01). The duo discuss their background, how the program has adapted during the pandemic and what's next for TRAILS.

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