Score two tickets to Hamilton, the hottest show on Broadway!,
July 7, 2017

Join us for the WALK OF HOPE to Defeat Depression Saturday, August 5 in Southampton, NY. You can choose to Walk or Run the three mile course. Register today and you will have a chance to win two prime orchestra seats to the 11 Tony Award-Winning phenomenon!!

But step lively! You must register early to be eligible to win. We’ll pick the winner from a random drawing of all WALK/RUN participants who register before July 14. We’ll announce the lucky winner right before setting out on the three-mile loop around beautiful Lake Agawam in Southampton.

Third Annual Palm Beach Chairman’s Council Dinner,
April 26, 2017

Our third annual Chairman’s Council Dinner on Friday, March 10, 2017 in Palm Beach was festive and engaging.

HDRF Founder & Chair Audrey Gruss hosts the dinner every year to honor top donors who have helped the Foundation grow into a national leader in advanced depression research. This year’s dinner was on the terrace of Findlay Galleries, overlooking the elegant shops of Worth Avenue.

The 10th Annual Hope Luncheon Seminar was a Success!,
January 6, 2017

Tenth Annual HOPE Luncheon Seminar
The Search for New Depression Medications

Chuck Scarborough, 2016 HOPE Award for
Depression Advocacy Recipient, Anderson Cooper
and HDRF Founder & Chair Audrey Gruss

HDRF’s Satellite Media Tour,
December 20, 2016

HDRF founding chair Audrey Gruss conducted a satellite media tour this fall, speaking with dozens of TV stations across the country to bring HDRF’s message to over 15 million viewers.

Psychology Today Blog: Depression in Children,
February 15, 2016

Guest blogger David Brent, M.D., reveals what we know and what we don’t know.

How common is depression in children? Depression occurs in 1-2% of children before puberty.You can even see depression in preschoolers, although it’s much less common. That usually occurs when there’s a strong family history of depression. After puberty the rate of depression increases significantly to about 3-8%, with a higher rate in girls than boys.  One in five teens will have experienced a depressive disorder by the time they reach adulthood.