Baby Prep™ Prenatal Sessions
Help Out Future Families by Participating in a Study
These university studies are critical in helping future generations get the best care for their families because information is power!
If you have some time today (or in the next few days) please consider researching and signing up for a study to help them (and eventually the medical system as a whole) have a more knowledge.
One in five pregnant and postpartum people suffers from an anxiety or anxiety-related condition. Despite this, these difficulties are typically not screened for, and little is known about the impact of screening on mental health.
To learn more about the impact of screening for perinatal anxiety and anxiety related disorders on mental health outcomes.
Participation takes 45-75 minutes. You will be asked to complete one online survey at 6-12 weeks postpartum, and another 20 weeks later. Surveys ask about your background, mental health and reproductive history, feelings of anxiety, and other mental health symptoms. Some participants will participate in a brief conversation with a study team member.
Participants who complete the full study will receive $25 via e-Transfer. Those who complete a portion of the study will receive $15.
Dr. Nichole Fairbrother, Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry, University of British Columbia
Please email par.lab@ubc.ca
This study is not conducted by or for Baby Prep™ Prenatal Sessions. This webpage and the information on it is strictly in effort to share information about available research studies being conducted. Baby Prep™ Prenatal Sessions takes no responsibility for these studies and their ourcomes.
The new mothers’ thoughts of harm study is a large-scale study aiming to support mothers who experience unwanted thoughts of infant-related harm, which are a normal but distressing experience for most, if not all, new mothers.
Open to mothers of 0-12-month-olds living in Canada, the USA, the UK, Australia, or New Zealand.
Consists of an online survey.
Please email par.lab@ubc.ca or visit their website
This study is not conducted by or for Baby Prep™ Prenatal Sessions. This webpage and the information on it is strictly in effort to share information about available research studies being conducted. Baby Prep™ Prenatal Sessions takes no responsibility for these studies and their ourcomes.
