WELLBEING

This study tests a culturally adapted internet-based therapy for Farsi/Dari-speaking migrants and refugees aged 15-29 who have mild to moderate anxiety or depression. Participants will receive the therapy over 6-10 weeks, and researchers will measure changes in symptoms compared …

This study explores whether virtual reality (VR) can help people receiving palliative care—and their companions—achieve personal goals like relaxation or experiencing a bucket-list activity. Up to 12 patients will take part in up to 3 VR sessions at a hospice in England. Research…

This study tests a chatbot that guides people through telling their life story to improve emotional well-being. It includes healthy adults, people with mental health conditions in residential care, and older adults aged 65+. The chatbot is not a treatment but a tool to support em…

This study looks at whether reducing social media use and replacing it with exercise, or practicing mindfulness, can help college students feel less anxious and depressed. About 300 students who use social media heavily will be split into three groups: one that does nothing diffe…

This study tests whether phone-based health and wellness coaching can reduce stress and improve confidence for caregivers of people waiting for a heart or lung transplant. Thirty adult caregivers will receive coaching sessions and complete questionnaires about their burden and se…

This study tests a 6-week online psychological coaching program for NSU undergraduate students. The goal is to help reduce anxiety, depression, and stress while improving quality of life and coping skills. About 160 students will participate, and the program is free.