Study – Parent-Child Intervention for Children with Emotional/Behavioral Concerns

Does your child struggle with big feelings?

Does your child often 
- seem sad, irritable or withdrawn?
- have trouble calming down?
- lose interest in play?

We are offering a parent-child support program to help support child emotional development and behavior

You may qualify if
- child is 3-7 years old
- on medicaid
- a caregiver can participate in weekly sessions

Sponsored by University of Delaware

Interested?  Contact Emmie Buse, ebuse@udel.edu or 302-831-2717

Researchers at the Institute of Community Mental Health Clinic (ICMH-C) through the University of Delaware are inviting families to participate in a research study involving a 6-8-session parent-child program to support emotional development and behavior for children who struggle with big feelings. Your child may be eligible to participate if they often seem sad, irritable, or withdrawn, have a hard time calming down, or lose interest in play.

Eligibility requirements:

  • Your child is 3 to 7 years old
  • Your family is enrolled in Medicaid or qualifies for Medicaid
  • A caregiver can participate in weekly sessions

If you are interested in learning more about the study, please contact Emmie Buse at ebuse@udel.edu or (302) 831-2717 for more information!

 

DEAF & SOBER CURIOUS? (Remote)

Deaf Yes, Center for Deaf Empowerment and Recovery logo
This study may be for you!
WHO CAN JOIN?
– Deaf, DeafBlind, DeafDisabled, or Hard of Hearing
– Fluent in ASL
– 18 years and older
– Alcohol use in the past month
– Trauma-related stress in the past month
POSSIBLE BENEFITS MAY INCLUDE:
– 12 virtual counseling sessions at no cost
– Learning skills to manage trauma and addiction
– Earning up to $500 for completing 5 online surveys throughout the course of the study
INTERESTED? Contact signsofsafety@umassmed.edu