participate in research
This page features current research studies recruiting teen and young adult participants. These projects aim to expand scientific understanding of youth mental health and inform future evidence-based approaches to care and prevention. Explore open opportunities, review eligibility details, and consider contributing to research that informs evidence-based programs and supports for young people.
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Click on the study flyers below to learn more info about how you can participate!
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Bridge dashboard for teen depression
The UCSF BrainChange Lab is recruiting participants for a study to help develop a dashboard tool to monitor teen depression. This study is for teens 13-18, who have experienced depression, and live in California.
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Location: Remote, Must live in California
Principal Investigator: Dr. Tong Yang, MD, PhD​
Mindfulness Study
The UCSF BrainChange Lab is recruiting participants for an online mindfulness training study. They are looking for adolescents 14 to 18-years-old. Participants must be able to travel to the UCSF facility at Mission Bay.
Location: Northern California/Bay Area and Virtual
Principal Investigator: Dr. Tong Yang, MD, PhD
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embody study
This study aims to test a digital program for teens who have body image concerns. Eligible participants will complete 3 online surveys and will receive access to a digital chatbot program through the Wysa app. Participants may be compensated up to $45 for their participation.
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Location: Remote, must be US resident
Principal Investigator: Dr. Ellen Fitzsimmons-Craft