join our research studies
All of our studies provide payment for completing assessments plus access to free Seeking Safety or related resources. All of the studies below are currently active-- find out more below. (If you are looking to conduct your own study see our research page.)
Study #1: Grounding mobile app study - Currently recruiting throughout the US
This study focuses on adults ages 18 - 25 who have substance abuse. We are developing a free mobile phone app to teach them calming strategies to reduce substance use. In this new phase of our study participants will have access to the app for 6 weeks. See the study flyer or find out more or fill out a brief set of questions. This study is funded by the National Institutes of Health.
Study #2: Peer Seeking Safety mobile app study - Currently recruiting throughout the US
This study focuses on developing a mobile phone app for people ages 18 - 65 who have trauma symptoms and substance abuse. The app relates to Seeking Safety delivered by a certified peer leader. See the study flyer or find out more or fill out a brief set of questions. This study is funded by the National Institute on Health.
Study #3: Canada study - Currently recruiting in Manitoba and Ontario, Canada
Free telephone sessions of Seeking Safety for people with problem gambling and trauma in the provinces of Manitoba and Ontario, Canada
This study focuses on adults ages 18 - 65 who have gambling and trauma problems. The project offers free telephone sessions of Seeking Safety or Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for gambling disorder, plus payment for completing online measures for the research (paid by amazon.ca e-gift cards). This study is funded by the Manitoba Gambling Research Program.
For Ontario: Fill out a brief set of questions or see the study flyer or find out more.
For Manitoba: Fill out a brief set of questions or see the study flyer or find out more.
Study #4: Emotion mobile app study
This study focuses on adults ages 18 - 26 who have substance abuse. We will be testing a mobile phone app to increase awareness of emotions. See the study flyer or find out more or fill out a brief set of questions. This study is funded by the National Institutes of Health.
If you are interested in future opportunities to participate in our studies, fill out the form below. All of our studies are approved by ethics review boards.
This study focuses on adults ages 18 - 25 who have substance abuse. We are developing a free mobile phone app to teach them calming strategies to reduce substance use. In this new phase of our study participants will have access to the app for 6 weeks. See the study flyer or find out more or fill out a brief set of questions. This study is funded by the National Institutes of Health.
Study #2: Peer Seeking Safety mobile app study - Currently recruiting throughout the US
This study focuses on developing a mobile phone app for people ages 18 - 65 who have trauma symptoms and substance abuse. The app relates to Seeking Safety delivered by a certified peer leader. See the study flyer or find out more or fill out a brief set of questions. This study is funded by the National Institute on Health.
Study #3: Canada study - Currently recruiting in Manitoba and Ontario, Canada
Free telephone sessions of Seeking Safety for people with problem gambling and trauma in the provinces of Manitoba and Ontario, Canada
This study focuses on adults ages 18 - 65 who have gambling and trauma problems. The project offers free telephone sessions of Seeking Safety or Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for gambling disorder, plus payment for completing online measures for the research (paid by amazon.ca e-gift cards). This study is funded by the Manitoba Gambling Research Program.
For Ontario: Fill out a brief set of questions or see the study flyer or find out more.
For Manitoba: Fill out a brief set of questions or see the study flyer or find out more.
Study #4: Emotion mobile app study
This study focuses on adults ages 18 - 26 who have substance abuse. We will be testing a mobile phone app to increase awareness of emotions. See the study flyer or find out more or fill out a brief set of questions. This study is funded by the National Institutes of Health.
If you are interested in future opportunities to participate in our studies, fill out the form below. All of our studies are approved by ethics review boards.