SELF EFFICACY

This study is developing and testing an 8-week text message program for parents whose child was seen in the emergency room for a mental health crisis and sent home. The goal is to teach parents skills to find and use outpatient mental health services, build their confidence, and …

This study is testing a new computer program designed to help teenagers reduce risky alcohol use. The program uses personalized, interactive stories to let teens explore the consequences of their choices in a virtual environment. Researchers aim to see if this tool, used during d…

This study is testing a new tool designed to prevent major depression. It provides 1,000 Canadian adults at high risk for depression with personalized information about their risk and self-help strategies, guided by a coach. Researchers want to see if this approach motivates peop…

This study is testing a 6-week online class called 'Learning Skills Together' designed to help family members caring for someone with Alzheimer's or another dementia. The program aims to teach practical caregiving skills to boost confidence and reduce feelings of depression and s…

This study is testing a 4-week telehealth program called C-READY, designed to help teenagers with sickle cell disease learn the skills they need to manage their own health as they transition to adult care. The program involves one-on-one video sessions with a therapist to work on…

This study is testing whether a secure phone app called VoiceLove can help reduce postpartum depression and anxiety in mothers whose newborn babies are in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). The app is designed to help mothers feel more connected to their baby and communicat…

This study is testing a personalized, 32-week online exercise program to help people with mobility disabilities become more physically active. Researchers are using a smart trial design to see if adding health coaching calls or live group training helps participants stick with th…

This study is testing a new prenatal education program designed to help first-time mothers. It aims to reduce their fear of childbirth, change unhelpful beliefs about pain, and increase their confidence for a normal delivery. The program is being compared to standard hospital pre…

This study is testing whether using virtual reality (VR) glasses to safely practice being back at work can help flight attendants on mental health leave return to their jobs faster. Researchers will compare 118 cabin crew members who receive standard care plus a VR session with t…

This study is testing whether a special video game program can help improve balance, hand-eye coordination, and self-confidence in healthy adults aged 60 and older. Researchers will compare a group that plays the games twice a week for six weeks to a group that does not. The goal…

This study is testing a new coaching program designed to help pregnant medical residents and fellows. The program aims to reduce burnout, improve well-being, and help them balance their demanding jobs with starting a family. About 48 participants will either receive the coaching …

This study is testing a new training and support strategy for supervisors who oversee counselors in residential addiction treatment programs. The goal is to see if better supervision can reduce counselor burnout and turnover, and ultimately improve the quality of care for people …

This study aims to understand how teamwork-based learning activities affect college students' creative confidence, attitudes, and skills. Researchers will enroll 250 college students to participate in task-oriented learning exercises. The study will measure changes in creative se…

This study aims to understand how a brief, specialized therapy called ASSIP affects the thought patterns of people who have attempted suicide. Researchers will compare ASSIP to standard care by measuring things like impulse control and feelings of self-efficacy. The goal is to le…

This study aims to measure how well people with alcohol-related liver cirrhosis understand their health information and how confident they feel managing their condition. Researchers will observe 200 adult patients in Germany to see if their level of health knowledge is linked to …

This study aims to understand the brain activity and psychological differences between people who have attempted suicide, those who have suicidal thoughts, other psychiatric patients, and healthy individuals. Researchers will compare 180 participants across these four groups usin…

This study is testing whether support from a doula—a trained birth companion—can improve mental health and wellness for pregnant people. Researchers will enroll 75 pregnant participants from rural Montana to compare different types of doula care to standard care. The main goal is…