Auburn University

This study is testing whether combining two brain-focused techniques—magnetic stimulation and real-time brain scan feedback—can help people with alcohol use disorder. Participants receive weekly sessions for a month while continuing their regular treatment, with follow-ups for a …

This study is testing a new therapy program called PRIDE, designed specifically for LGBTQ+ adults with eating disorders. The therapy aims to help participants cope with stress related to their sexual orientation and reduce internalized stigma, which can worsen eating disorder sym…

This study is testing a 4-part online program designed to help college students become more aware of their body's internal signals, like hunger, emotions, and heartbeat. Researchers want to see if this 'body awareness' training can reduce symptoms of suicidal thinking and eating …

This study is testing whether a simple phone app that sends daily reminders can help people with depression become more physically active and feel better. Researchers will compare a group using the app for four weeks to a group that does not use it. They want to see if the app in…

This research study aims to understand how the brain controls social motivation in people who avoid social situations. Researchers will use brain scans and a non-invasive magnetic stimulation technique on adults with depression or social anxiety. The goal is to learn about brain …

This study aims to understand how attention, emotions, and social thinking relate to alcohol drinking. Researchers will use brain scans and gentle magnetic stimulation on 40 adults, including both regular drinkers and those who drink little or none. The goal is to gather knowledg…