UCL Mental Health Research

28/02/2023

We are researchers in the Psychiatry department of University College London. We are looking for volunteers aged 18-40 to participate in our study investigating how childhood trauma affects the way the mind works in adulthood.

You do not need to have experienced trauma in childhood or adulthood to be able to participate.

This involves 3-hour online behavioural tasks and 1-hour questionnaires that will be reimbursed £33 and you will also be entered into a £50 prize draw.

Click here to find out more and participate in the study: https://uclpsych.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9ulYjzPRtOTUJOS

Your participation is anonymous and confidential and will help contribute to research in psychiatry, which may help future individuals with mental health problems.

Ethical approval from NHS Research Ethics Committee (REC reference: 22/YH/0096).

If you have any questions about taking part in the study, please message our page for more information.

16/02/2023

We are looking for healthy volunteers to participate in our study investigating how childhood trauma may affect the way the mind works in adulthood

16/12/2022

We are researchers in the Psychiatry department of University College London. We are looking for volunteers to participate in our study investigating how childhood trauma affects the way the mind works in adulthood.

You do not need to have experienced trauma in childhood or adulthood to be able to participate.

This involves 3-hour online behavioural tasks and 1-hour questionnaires that will be reimbursed £33 and you will also be entered into a £50 prize draw.

Click here to find out more and participate in the study: https://uclpsych.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9ulYjzPRtOTUJOS

Your participation is anonymous and confidential and will help contribute to research in psychiatry, which may help future individuals with mental health problems.

Ethical approval from NHS Research Ethics Committee (REC reference: 22/YH/0096).

If you have any questions about taking part in the study, please message our page for more information.

14/12/2022

We are researchers in the Psychiatry department of University College London. We are looking for participants for a brain scanning experiment for our NHS approved study on hearing voices and feeling threatened.

**You may or may not hear voices and feel threatened to participate**

This involves 2 3-hour sessions, one online and one in our labs in London (£11.05p/h and all travel reimbursed)

https://uclpsych.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9KVRNVDfY8sAEPs

Click here to find out more and fill our your details, or message our page or email us at dop.recruit.tp@ucl.ac.uk

Your participation is anonymous and confidential, and will help contribute to research in psychiatry, which may help future individuals with mental health problems.

Ethical approval from NHS Research Ethics Committee (REC reference: 22/YH/0096).

08/12/2022

We are researchers in the Psychiatry department of University College London. We are looking for volunteers to participate in our NHS approved study on hearing voices and feeling threatened.

**You may or may not hear voices and feel threatened to participate**

The first part is an online survey (£50 Amazon Prize Draw)

Subsequent parts if you are eligible include 3 hour paid online behavioural tasks and an fMRI scan in London! (£11.05p/h)

Click here to find out more:

https://uclpsych.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8vrsax4B36QmjUW?fbclid=IwAR1sfYITHIDdUE_rV_ENvCLE54GIPEI3EU1kdAPRgQVpgM1-RMXl1CZKdfY

Your participation is anonymous and confidential, and will help contribute to research in psychiatry, which may help future individuals with mental health problems.

Ethical approval from NHS Research Ethics Committee (REC reference: 22/YH/0096).

If you have any questions about taking part in the study, please message our page for more information or email us at dop.recruit.tp@ucl.ac.uk

11/02/2020

We are seeking adult volunteers with a history of childhood trauma (sexual abuse, emotional and physical abuse or neglect) for a study into the effects of cannabidiol (CBD) on how the brain processes information.

People with no history of childhood trauma can also participate.

Participants are required to not be currently using cannabis, or taking any medication for a mental health condition. Participation will be reimbursed with a minimum of £106.

Please email DOP.CBD18-19@UCL.AC.UK for more information or if you would like to take part.

LAST CHANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN OUR CBD STUDY

We are seeking adult volunteers with a history of childhood trauma (sexual abuse, emotional and physical abuse or neglect) for a study into the effects of cannabidiol (CBD) on how the brain processes information.

Participants are required to not be currently using cannabis, or taking any medication for a mental health condition. Participation will be reimbursed with a minimum of £106.

Please email DOP.CBD18-19@UCL.AC.UK for more information or if you would like to take part.

14/01/2020

We are particularly looking for volunteers who consider themselves to have had minimal or low exposure to childhood trauma to act as controls in our study.

We are studying how psychological trauma (e.g. physical, emotional, sexual abuse) during childhood could affect memory and decision-making in adulthood. This will involve completing online questionnaires and tasks on a computer from home.

Your participation is voluntary, anonymous and confidential, and will help contribute to research in psychiatry, which may help future individuals with mental health problems.

As a thank you for taking part, you will be entered into a £50 gift voucher prize draw.

Requirements: | Age 18-65 | UK | Fluent in English | No current diagnosis of a psychiatric disorder | Not currently taking any mental health medications | Access to a computer to complete the tasks on |

Ethical approval received from UCL Research Ethics Committee (Project ID number: 14317/001).

We anticipate this study to take approximately 50 - 60 minutes to complete. However, you will be able to take breaks in between questionnaires and tasks as needed.

If you are interested in participating, or wish to find out more about the tasks and questionnaires, please visit the study from your computer:
https://research.sc/participant/login/dynamic/148A7177-22DD-4177-9D99-6F18207981E2

If you have any questions about taking part in the study, please message our page for more information.

27/12/2019

LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS WITH OR WITHOUT EXPERIENCES OF PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAUMA

We are studying how psychological trauma (e.g. physical, emotional, sexual abuse) during childhood could affect memory and decision-making in adulthood. This will involve completing online questionnaires and tasks on a computer from home.

As a thank you for taking part, you will be entered into a £50 gift voucher prize draw. You do not have to have experienced trauma in childhood or adolescence to be able to participate.

Requirements: | Age 18-65 | UK | No current diagnosis of a psychiatric disorder | Not currently taking any mental health medications | Access to a computer to complete the tasks on |

Your participation is anonymous and confidential, and will help contribute to research in psychiatry, which may help future individuals with mental health problems.

Ethical approval from UCL Ethics Committee (Project ID number: 14317/001).

We anticipate this study to take approximately 50 - 60 minutes to complete. However, you will be able to take breaks in between questionnaires and tasks as needed.

If you are interested in participating, or wish to find out more about the tasks and questionnaires, please visit the study from your computer:
https://research.sc/participant/login/dynamic/148A7177-22DD-4177-9D99-6F18207981E2

If you have any questions about taking part in the study, please message our page for more information.

12/09/2019

LAST CHANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN OUR CBD STUDY

We are seeking adult volunteers with a history of childhood trauma (sexual abuse, emotional and physical abuse or neglect) for a study into the effects of cannabidiol (CBD) on how the brain processes information.

Participants are required to not be currently using cannabis, or taking any medication for a mental health condition. Participation will be reimbursed with a minimum of £106.

Please email DOP.CBD18-19@UCL.AC.UK for more information or if you would like to take part.

24/05/2019

VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR RESEARCH INTO CHILDHOOD OR ADOLESCENT TRAUMA.

We are seeking volunteers for a study into the effects of cannabidiol (CBD) on how the brain processes information. Participants are required to not be currently using cannabis, or taking any medication for a mental health condition. Participation will be reimbursed with up to £106.

Please email DOP.CBD18-19@UCL.AC.UK for more information or if you would like to take part.

07/05/2019

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