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Depression involves persistent low mood or loss of interest, often with tiredness and changes in sleep or appetite.

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CompletedACTRN12624001053516

The impact of Digitally Delivered Dog Assisted Activities on Depression

Official study title

Are Digitally Delivered Dog Assisted Activities, (DDDAA), effective in improving depression among elderly persons in residential care facilities (specifically in Modified Monash Areas (MMA) 3-5)?

This study has finished and is no longer accepting participants.

In Australia
DepressionInterventional studyAges 65–85
Countries
Australia
Sponsor
Dr Abdullah Akram - Doctors at Godfields Plaza
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CompletedACTRN12622001531707

The Parkinson’s disease Getting Out and Active Living (PD-GOAL) program: The effect of behavioural activation therapy on apathy and depression in people with Parkinson’s disease (PD)

Official study title

The Parkinson’s disease Getting Out and Active Living (PD-GOAL) program: A pilot behavioural activation intervention trial for apathy and depression in Parkinson’s disease (PD)

This study has finished and is no longer accepting participants.

In Australia
Depression, AnxietyInterventional studyAges 18+
Countries
Australia
Sponsor
Dr Stephanie Wong
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WithdrawnACTRN12618002009291

The role of mindfulness in promoting wellbeing in people with Crohn’s disease: An exploratory control study

Official study title

The role of mindfulness based stress reduction in restoring mood homeostasis and reducing symptoms of depression, stress and inflammation in patients with Crohn’s disease: An exploratory randomised control trial

This study was withdrawn before enrollment.

Multiple locations, including Geelong
DepressionInterventional studyAges 18+
Countries
Australia
Sponsor
Deakin University
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CompletedACTRN12612001177842

The SENSE Study (Sleep and Education: learning New Skills Early)

Official study title

In an at-risk cohort of early-to-mid adolescents, is a brief sleep intervention (Sleep SENSE) more effective than a study skills intervention (Study SENSE) in improving sleep and cardiovascular health and preventing the onset of depression at two-year follow up?

This study has finished and is no longer accepting participants.

In Australia
DepressionInterventional studyAges 12–16
Countries
Australia
Sponsor
University of Melbourne
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CompletedACTRN12617000608369

The Sweet Spot: five levels of support for an anxiety and depression course plus usual care, compared to usual care alone

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The Sweet Spot: A randomised controlled trial comparing five levels of support for an anxiety and depression course plus usual care, to usual care alone

This study has finished and is no longer accepting participants.

In Darlinghurst
Depression, AnxietyInterventional studyAges 18+
Countries
Australia
Sponsor
St Vincent's Hospital Sydney
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CompletedACTRN12619001600134

The whole-body cryotherapy in depression

Official study title

The whole-body cryotherapy as an augumentation non-pharmacological treatment of depression in adults

This study has finished and is no longer accepting participants.

In Poland
DepressionInterventional studyAges 18–75
Countries
Poland
Sponsor
Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education
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CompletedACTRN12608000262303

The Work Outcomes Research Cost-benefit project

Official study title

Full-time employees, a telephone intervention to increase engagement in treatment for depression; a comparison between a single contact and multiple contacts; productivity outcome measures: absenteeism & presenteesim, treatment engagement; severity of depressive symptom scores.

This study has finished and is no longer accepting participants.

Location not clearly listed
DepressionInterventional studyAges 18+
Countries
Sponsor
University of Queensland

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