Our Latest Post on Psychology Today Blog,
September 11, 2015

Researchers are becoming increasingly aware that depression runs in families – sometimes across multiple generations.

But does that mean depression is hereditary? Or is depression handed down through the environment?

HDRF in the Media,
September 3, 2015

As summer wraps up, we’d like to share a few pieces of recent press coverage on HDRF.

Audrey Gruss LIVE from the Watermill Center,
August 11, 2015

HDRF Founding Chair Audrey Gruss will speak tonight on “Depression: The Cancer of the 21^st Century” at the Watermill Center — operated by Robert Wilson’s Byrd Hoffman Watermill Foundation — in Water Mill, New York.

You can watch the event LIVE via this stream:

http://livestream.com/accounts/14465766/audreygruss

We hope you will tune in for this important talk and discussion!

New Psychology Today blog Features HDRF Researchers,
August 4, 2015

We’re honored to report that Psychology Today has invited HDRF to create a blog for its website that highlights the latest developments in depression research for the general reader.

The goal is to make our groundbreaking research accessible and useful to people in their everyday lives.

HDRF in Hamptons Magazine,
July 9, 2015

The July issue of Hamptons Magazine provides an inspiring tour of the Southampton garden of HDRF Founder and Chair Audrey Gruss.

“Renewed Hope” describes the glade of Lilies of the Valley planted in honor of Gruss’s mother Hope. The article also touches on the history and mission of Hope for Depression Research Foundation, also created in Hope’s memory. Warm thanks to author and longtime HDRF supporter Jamee Gregory.

We wish you a restful and happy summer season.