The Temple University Collaborative on Community Inclusion is recruiting participants for a paid research study on community participation. It is studying factors that make community participation harder for people with mental illness.
Do you experience anxiety in social settings or during video calls?
We’re conducting a research study to better understand social anxiety and how virtual reality might help!
Stanford researchers are conducting the SPARCLE Study (Stratified Pharmacological Approaches for Regulating Circuit-Level Effects) to better understand why some depression treatments work for certain individuals but not others.
The Temple University Collaborative on Community Inclusion is looking to recruit participants for a paid research study on Taking Action for college students with mental health challenges. Taking Action is a peer-delivered group intervention that helps participants create a personalized system for improving and maintaining wellness and recovery.
Stanford University and local community organizations from East San Jose are teaming up to conduct a research study to see on how to overcome everyday challenges helps the Latine community connect with the support to improve their access to services and resources!
Stanford University’s Brain Stimulation Lab, exploring the effects of neurofeedback training. This study aims to evaluate the efficacy and safety of advanced neurofeedback techniques using a high-resolution 7T MRI scanner.
Feeling depressed and wondering if cognition affects depression diagnosis and treatment?
Join the ACE-D Research Study
Do you have substance use disorder?
Stanford University School of Medicine is looking for participants to take part in research study that involves a 1-hour anonymous phone interview.
Sensing Schizophrenia Research Study. Personalized Deep Learning Models of Rapid Changes in Schizophrenia Symptoms Using Passive Sensor Data from Smartphones.
The graduate students in the San Jose State University Occupational Therapy program, conducting a research study on the relationship between sensory processing patterns, sleep quality, and mental health.