Adan Admani

Adan Admani, MD serves as a Clinical Instructor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Michigan's Michigan Medicine health system. His faculty role is embedded within the Youth and Young Adult Depression and Suicide Prevention Program, focusing on critical mental health interventions for vulnerable adolescent populations through clinical practice and research initiatives.

Dr. Admani's research centers on evidence-based suicide prevention strategies, with specialized emphasis on youth mental health crises, depression management in adolescents, and clinical psychiatric approaches to at-risk populations. His work integrates community resources with academic research, particularly through firearm safety education and early warning sign identification for youth suicide. The Department of Psychiatry provides a robust framework for translating these research insights into practical clinical applications and public health initiatives.

Through the Youth and Young Adult Depression and Suicide Prevention Program, Dr. Admani contributes to national suicide prevention efforts by connecting with organizations like the Suicide Prevention Resource Center, The Jed Foundation, and the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. This program offers tangible resources including firearm safety guidelines, youth suicide warning sign identification tools, and participation opportunities in compensated research studies that advance treatment modalities for depression and suicide risk reduction.