We are often seeking participants to be involved in our research. Some studies involve providing a psychotherapeutic intervention and assessing its impact on mental health symptoms through questionnaires, and some studies involve assessing other neurobiological factors, such as assessing one's posture or performing non-invasive brain scans using functional MRI (fMRI) machines.

 

Some studies result in symptom improvements for participants. By participating, you would also beneficially contribute to research that has very important implications in the world. We are currently recruiting for studies, especially the Touch Study and the SMART (Sensory Motor Arousal Regulation Treatment) Study. If you're potentially interested in participating in research, please contact us at: suzy.southwell@lhsc.on.ca