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Your generous donation to MIRA is a significant factor in helping to advance medical treatments and to fight the stigma of mental illness. Your contribution will be used for funding brain research projects and awareness programs.
Online Donations
MIRA now offers you the opportunity and convenience to give using a secure server transaction through PayPal. With PayPal, your personal information is protected.
Phone
Call us at 248-971-2412. We will be happy to take your credit card information (MasterCard/Visa/American Express) and send you a receipt.
Gifts are also accepted by mail.
Make check or money order payable to:
Mental Illness Research Association
Enclose your day time phone number and return address.
Mail completed form and donation to:
MIRA (Mental Illness Research Association)
21 E. Long Lake Rd. Suite 100
Bloomfield Hills, Mi 48302
If you would like to donate stocks or personal property or if you have questions, please contact: John Williamson at jwilliamson@miraresearch.org or Katherine Solomon ksolomon@miraresearch.org.
Your generous donation to MIRA is a significant factor in helping to advance medical treatments and to fight the stigma of mental illness. Your contribution will be used for funding brain research projects and awareness programs.
Online Donations
MIRA now offers you the opportunity and convenience to give using a secure server transaction through PayPal. With PayPal, your personal information is protected.
Phone
Call us at 248-971-2412. We will be happy to take your credit card information (MasterCard/Visa/American Express) and send you a receipt.
Gifts are also accepted by mail.
Make check or money order payable to:
Mental Illness Research Association
Enclose your day time phone number and return address.
Mail completed form and donation to:
MIRA (Mental Illness Research Association)
21 E. Long Lake Rd. Suite 100
Bloomfield Hills, Mi 48302
If you would like to donate stocks or personal property or if you have questions, please contact: John Williamson at jwilliamson@miraresearch.org or Katherine Solomon ksolomon@miraresearch.org.
Your generous donation to MIRA is a significant factor in helping to advance medical treatments and to fight the stigma of mental illness. Your contribution will be used for funding brain research projects and awareness programs.
Online Donations
MIRA now offers you the opportunity and convenience to give using a secure server transaction through PayPal. With PayPal, your personal information is protected.
Phone
Call us at 248-971-2412. We will be happy to take your credit card information (MasterCard/Visa/American Express) and send you a receipt.
Gifts are also accepted by mail.
Make check or money order payable to:
Mental Illness Research Association
Enclose your day time phone number and return address.
Mail completed form and donation to:
MIRA (Mental Illness Research Association)
21 E. Long Lake Rd. Suite 100
Bloomfield Hills, Mi 48302
If you would like to donate stocks or personal property or if you have questions, please contact: John Williamson at jwilliamson@miraresearch.org or Katherine Solomon ksolomon@miraresearch.org.
Your generous donation to MIRA is a significant factor in helping to advance medical treatments and to fight the stigma of mental illness. Your contribution will be used for funding brain research projects and awareness programs.
Online Donations
MIRA now offers you the opportunity and convenience to give using a secure server transaction through PayPal. With PayPal, your personal information is protected.
Phone
Call us at 248-971-2412. We will be happy to take your credit card information (MasterCard/Visa/American Express) and send you a receipt.
Gifts are also accepted by mail.
Make check or money order payable to:
Mental Illness Research Association
Enclose your day time phone number and return address.
Mail completed form and donation to:
MIRA (Mental Illness Research Association)
21 E. Long Lake Rd. Suite 100
Bloomfield Hills, Mi 48302
If you would like to donate stocks or personal property or if you have questions, please contact: John Williamson at jwilliamson@miraresearch.org or Katherine Solomon ksolomon@miraresearch.org.



Post Stroke Depression
Stroke is the leading cause of disability in the United States. It is estimated that about one-third of stroke patients develop Post-Stroke Depression (PSD)- making it one of the most common complications of stroke. If not screened, patients with PSD are more often undiagnosed and untreated. Untreated PSD leads to a further deterioration in quality of life, which affects recovery of one’s strength and disability after a stroke, makes the individual more prone to death and results in significant caregiver stress. There is a critical need to identify the sub-group of stroke patients at a high risk of developing PSD, and detect and treat PSD. The Wayne State University Comprehensive Stroke Program; comprised of a team of 7 neurologists, critical care specialists, stroke fellows, research nurses and nurse coordinators, is looking to develop a program where PSD can be detected early- at one to three months), and initiate early treatment, thereby improving the chances of a better recovery and an enhanced quality of life. Funds provided by MIRA will help the Comprehensive Stroke Clinic establish a program to address PSD in a systematic and timely manner.