The Online Assessment of Socioemotional Interactions and Suicidality (OASIS) Study aims to examine the relationship between emotional reactions to social experiences and suicide risk in young adults.

We are currently recruiting research participants based in the United States! See study flyer for more information.

The Social-Affective Neuroscience of Depression (SAND) Study aims to examine how neural and emotional responses to social rejection interact to influence depression in high-risk young adults. Participants completed clinical asessments, fMRI scanning and smartphone surveys.

This project is funded by the Brain and Behavior Research Foundation Young Investigator Grant

We recently completed data collection and participant recruitment has concluded.

The Coping Skills for Anxiety and Low Mood (CALM) Study aims to develop and test a brief Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills Training (DBT-ST) Program for young adults in Singapore. Participants will complete an 8-week group therapy and complete surveys, daily diaries, and qualitative interviews.

This project was funded by the National University of Singapore Development Grant

We recently completed data collection and participant recruitment has concluded.