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Mood, anxiety & related conditions
Mental health research, explained
Studies in mental health explore new therapies, medications, and ways of providing care. They're guided by clinicians and depend on people who understand these conditions firsthand — people like you.
What taking part can look like
Talk with a study team who listens carefully to your experience, often for longer than a typical appointment.
Receive study-related care and check-ins at no cost to you, on a schedule explained up front.
Help researchers understand what really helps — shaping options for the next person who struggles.
Studies looking for participants
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TX
A Study for Adults Living with PTSD
WhoAdults ages 18–65 with chronic PTSD (symptoms for at least 3 months), not currently on regular psychiatric medications or in trauma-focused therapy
WhereAustin, TX
Time12 therapy sessions over 6–8 weeks, plus assessment and brain scan visits
CompensationUp to $900
Enrolling now
🏠 Remote
A study for Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander youth and families improving mental health care
WhoNHPI youth ages 12–15 with prior therapy experience, and parents or guardians of NHPI children ages 5–15 who have received therapy
Time2 sessions over the course of the study (each 90 minutes, held via Zoom)
CompensationUp to $120 for youth participants; up to $240 for caregiver participants
Don't see the right fit yet?
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