Active Research Programs

Actively Recruiting

Injury Recovery Improvement Study (IRIS)

The IRIS study examines how individuals adapt and recover after traumatic injury, using real-time data and advanced analytics to identify coping patterns, predict recovery shifts, and improve trauma-informed interventions.

Communication and Recovery Enhancement - CARE

The CARE study aims to evaluate an online program designed to strengthen the recovery of LGBQ+ survivors of identity‑based violence by providing both survivors and their supporters with practical, evidence‑informed skills.

Trauma Registry

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No Longer Recruiting

COVID-19 and Community Resilience Survey

Purpose: To learn more about the relationship between COVID-19, environmental stressors, barriers to care, mental health, and best practices for the development of online mental health interventions.

Extreme Heat Waves and COVID-19

Purpose: Improve the understanding of how people cope with and adapt to multiple evolving hazards (extreme heat and COVID-19).

Eco-Social Interactions Influencing Human Exposure to Ticks and the Lyme Disease Agent

Purpose: To help develop Lyme disease prevention methods.

Social Interactions and Post-COVID Adaptation

Purpose: to learn more about psychological outcomes in response to the COVID-19 pandemic

Healthy Families Bright Futures - HFBF

Purpose: The HFBF program aims to empower LGBTQ+ teens to make healthy decisions and to help parents/caregivers in providing the necessary support and structure for their teens to become healthy adults.