UT Southwestern is conducting research on cognitive therapy to treat people who have been depressed more than once. Cognitive therapy focuses on negative patterns of thinking and develops coping skills. Eligible subjects receive 16-20 sessions of cognitive therapy over 12 weeks. Treatment is free. After 16-20 sessions of therapy, some patients will be followed for eight more months and receive either booster sessions of cognitive therapy, medication or placebo.
Participation is strictly confidential.
Volunteers should be drug-free, physically healthy, and not currently in psychiatric treatment. If you are eligible, you will receive medical evaluations at no cost to you by a team of diabetes specialists. Participation may include free diabetes supplies. Type I diabetes who are at risk for developing the disease, including children, siblings, parents, aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews. Volunteers must be at least three years of age and no more than 45.