You may be experiencing symptoms of depression and over 18
also have been on 2 different medications for depression in the past 12 months, for at least 6 weeks.
If you qualify, all related care and study medication will be provided at no cost. Compensation up to 1,950 - 30 visits
Boston Clinical Trials is conducting a new research study with new medication treatment of depression.
To qualify one must be:
- Between the ages of 18 and 65
- Diagnosed with depression by a professional
- Have tried various types of medication for depression
For more info please call 617-202-6322 or email studies.bct@gmail.com
If you are affected by this Boston Clinical Trials may be able to help.
Boston Clinical Trials is conducting a research study to determine if an investigational drug is effective for the for treatment of IBS with constipation.
Free medication and compensation, $600 for travel and time will be giving to all participants.
By volunteering a few hours a month, you can have a dramatic impact in the life of one of these children.
The mentors provided by formal programs such as the MCP Program are able to achieve powerful results for the youth they work with. Prominent studies found that mentored youth:
Matches are made with considerations to such things as geographic location, preferences, interests and personalities. We currently offer six different mentoring programs: Traditional / Community-Based Mentoring, Site-Based Mentoring, Mentoring Out Loud (a program for deaf and hard of hearing children), Couples, Family Matches, and Cross-Gender Matches.
We serve: Amesbury, Boxford, Groveland, Lawrence, Methuen, Newburyport, Rowley, Andover, Georgetown, Haverhill, Merrimac, Newbury, North Andover, Salisbury, and West Newbury.
Researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital are conducting a research study to learn more about the influence of family factors in the development and maintenance of Trichotillomania and chronic hair pulling. You may be eligible if you are between 13-65 years of age and frequently pull out your hair.
We are enrolling individuals 13-65 years of age who have been diagnosed with Trichotillomania, or have chronic hair pulling, and their first-degree relatives (parents, children, and siblings). Family members do not need to have a history of hair pulling in order to take part.
Participation consists of a one-time visit divided into 3 parts:
- An interview
- Self-report questionnaires (filled out prior to your visit)
- DNA (blood or saliva) sample to be collected upon your visit
Study participation is strictly voluntary and may require 2-4 hours per person. Upon completion of all study tasks, each participant will be paid $50 for his/her participation.
Shared leadership, trust, respect, responsibility, and positive parenting are the key components of a successful support group. The group provides a safe, supportive, non-judgmental environment for creating positive, caring peer relationships. Our approach is preventative- once the emotional support of the parent has been strengthened, a parent is better able to actively guide and nurture the family.
As a co-facilitator, you would help guide the discussion, suggest referrals to other services, and provide assistance when needed. Volunteers must commit 2 hours per week for at least one year. Orientation, training, and ongoing supervision are provided. You will learn counseling techniques and crisis support methods.
For more details:
CALL: 1-617-926-5008x101
EMAIL: info@parentshelpingparents.org
WEBSITE: www.parentshelpingparents.org