UW Anxiety Studies researchers are currently seeking volunteers with and without symptoms of anxiety to become valued members of our Anxiety Studies Participant Pool.
You may be eligible to participate if you experience any of the following:
Do you have repetitive thoughts and/or have to do things over and over? Please view Flyer 1 (PDF) for additional details.
Are you socially anxious? Please view or Flyer 2 (PDF) for additional details.
As a valued member, you will receive information on opportunities to participate in upcoming studies conducted by the Anxiety Studies Division. By participating in our research you will be making an important contribution to our efforts in understanding the development and persistence of anxiety problems.
To participate in our current on-line survey in order to become eligible for our Participant Pool, please visit the survey page.
This study is a new “talk therapy” treatment study for social anxiety. Participation in the treatment intervention will entail discussing personal thoughts and feelings associated with your memories of social situations, and working closely with the researcher-therapist to examine, change, or experience these memories in a new way.
Throughout the study, participants will also be asked to complete one-on-one interviews, online questionnaires and computer tasks relating to their emotions, moods, and social experiences.
This study is being conducted by Professor David Moscovitch and coordinated by Postdoctoral Fellow Mia Romano of the University of Waterloo (UW) Department of Psychology and Centre for Mental Health Research (CMHR).
All sessions will take place in the PAS Building at UW, either in the Moscovitch Lab or at the UW Centre for Mental Health Research.
If you are interested in hearing more about the study please contact the researchers by email, imagerystudies@gmail.com or by phone, 519-888-4567, x38798.
