Depressed? Low mood, trouble sleeping, and little energy?

Depressed? Low mood, trouble sleeping, and little energy?

Are you depressed? Do you feel like you just can't snap out of it?

Do you have problems sleeping or do you find that you sleep too much?

Have you stopped doing things you once enjoyed? Little Motivation?

Do you have feelings of excessive guilt and worthlessness?

Do you have a low energy level?

Do you have difficulty focusing/concentrating or remembering things?

Do you feel anxious or worry all the time?

Do you feel irritable or easily frustrated?

Appetite changes?

If you have at least four or more of these symptoms you may be suffering from depression, a condition effecting millions of Americans. If you are between the ages of 18 and 65, and suffering from these symptoms for at least eight weeks, you may be eligible to participate in a clinical research study for depression.

Qualified participants receive all research-related care, study medication, and study-related office visits at no cost. Compensation up to $2,325.00 may be available for qualified participants who complete the study (study duration is up to 1 year of free treatment). For more information, please call us at 503-540-0100 or visit our website at www.occi.org.

You can also complete a self-assessment online and you will be contacted by one of the study coordinators. http://occi.org/self-assessments/depression/

You will be contacted by a study coordinator by phone or email. If you have not heard from us within a week; please make sure you are checking your spam folder, as well.