Plain-English translation of NCT06206226 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
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This trial is testing the Oh Happy Day Class–Digital Connections (OHDC-DC), an online program designed specifically for African American adults living with depression. You would attend weekly classes focused on understanding depression better and learning healthy ways to cope with it. The program combines group learning with digital reminders and support between classes to help you stay engaged.
Depression affects African American communities in unique ways, and many people don't have access to mental health treatment that reflects their cultural experiences. This trial is testing whether this treatment can help reduce depression symptoms and improve overall health by offering culturally relevant education and coping strategies in an accessible online format.
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You would join six weekly classes held online, each lasting 90 minutes over a 6-week period. A licensed mental health professional would lead the classes, teaching you about depression and sharing practical coping strategies. Between classes, you would use a mobile app to stay connected with the class content and receive reminders and messages of support from staff and other participants.
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