Currently we have two projects seeking input; you can learn more about them below!

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PROJECT 1: TRTL Research Registry

 

Interested in contributing to research on self-harm and suicide?

The Tracking Risk Over Time Lab (TRTL) in the Department of Psychological Sciences at TTU does research with people who have experienced self-injury, suicidal thoughts, or suicide attempts. By participating in TRTL research, you can help us to better understand these experiences, which we hope will ultimately improve treatments for people who are struggling.

We are looking for adults (ages 18+) who have had these difficulties in the past year to join our research registry. By joining the registry, you will hear about upcoming research for which you might be eligible! Joining the registry does NOT mean you have to participate in any other studies, and you can take yourself off the registry at any time. For more information, please click here to learn more.​​

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PROJECT 2: WHALABY Study

 

The Well-being and Health Among Low vision And Blind Youth (WHALABY) study is jointly led by Dr. Victor and Dr. Adam Schmidt through the Youth View Research Team. This project is designed to understand the experiences of children who are blind, low vision, or visually impaired, along with a parent or guardian. The study involves completing virtual interviews, surveys, and tests with our team at a time that is convenient for each family, using accessible technology and media based on participants' needs. To learn more about this study or to complete the prescreening survey to see if you are eligible, click here.

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Studies No Longer Recruiting

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Best Practices in Assessment of Self-Injurious Thoughts and Behaviors in Daily Life (see preregistration here).

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Psychologists' and Trainees' Perspectives on Research and Clinical Interests (see preregistration here).

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Outness and Suicide Ideation: Examining the Roles of Thwarted Interpersonal Needs and Minority Stress in LGBTQ+ Individuals (see preregistration here).

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Real-Time Research for Suicide Prevention in Transgender and Gender Diverse People: Ecological Momentary Assessment of Risk and Resilience (see preregistration here).

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Real-Time Study of Psychotherapy, Suicide Risk, and Resilience in Transgender and Non-Binary Adults (see TRICON, or Transgender Research Informed CONsent, document here).

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