RecruitingISRCTN63917405
Effectiveness of aripiprazole and sertraline drug combination in depression in bipolarity
Local recruitment unconfirmed in the United KingdomBipolarity, DepressionResearch studyAges 18–99
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RecruitingACTRN12624000779572
Clinical Emotional Freedom Technique for Vision Impairment and Psychological Issues: A online study
Official study title
Local recruitment unconfirmed in the United KingdomEfficacy of Clinical EFT for Symptom Management in Vision Impairment and Psychological Issues: A randomised online trial
Mental healthInterventional studyAges 18–80
RecruitingISRCTN10554928
Therapist-supported online cognitive therapy compared with usual care for PTSD
About this title
REal world internet COgnitiVE theRapy for PTSD (RECOVER-PTSD)
Read the official source — ISRCTN10554928Depression, PTSD, ...Research studyAges 18+
RecruitingISRCTN17122014
Online cognitive therapy versus usual care for social anxiety in NHS Talking Therapies
About this title
REal world internet COgnitiVE theRapy for Social Anxiety Disorder (RECOVER-SAD)
Read the official source — ISRCTN17122014Anxiety, DepressionResearch studyAges 18+
RecruitingISRCTN26360329
Co-designing a web app with young people with ADHD
About this title
Protocol for co-development, initial evaluation, and implementation of a digital health intervention, for young people (aged 16-30 years) with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, including optimisation for sustainable delivery via health and social care settings
Read the official source — ISRCTN26360329ADHDResearch studyAges 16–70
RecruitingACTRN12621000419864
Effectiveness of two online interventions in Depression
Official study title
Local recruitment unconfirmed in the United KingdomThe OCEAN Study: a randomised controlled trial comparing the effect of online acceptance and commitment therapy and progressive relaxation on symptom severity and psychological flexibility in sub-threshold and mild obsessive-compulsive symptoms.
Depression, AnxietyInterventional studyAges 18+
RecruitingISRCTN74790966
Focused CBT compared with usual OCD care
What is this study about?
Local recruitment unconfirmed in the United KingdomResearchers are comparing focused cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) with usual care for obsessive compulsive symptoms at two NHS talking-therapy services.
OCDPsychological therapy
RecruitingISRCTN24746936
Using everyday smartphone and wearable data to predict psychosis relapse
About this title
CONNECT: Digital markers to predict psychosis relapse
Read the official source — ISRCTN24746936SchizophreniaResearch studyAges 16–100
RecruitingISRCTN81900834
Core-belief-focused CBT versus usual care for obsessive-compulsive symptoms
About this title
Core belief inclusive protocol in NHS Talking Therapies: helping obsessive compulsive disorder
Read the official source — ISRCTN81900834OCDResearch studyAges 18–65
RecruitingISRCTN12504090
Financial advice to support smoking cessation versus usual advice
About this title
Brief opportunistic smoking cessation advice for financially vulnerable Individuals accessing financial support: a randomised controlled trial
Read the official source — ISRCTN12504090AddictionResearch studyAges 18–100
RecruitingISRCTN16119301
Arts for the Blues creative group therapy versus usual care for depression
About this title
A feasibility Randomised Controlled Trial (RCT) of an evidence-based creative group psychotherapy for adults with symptoms of depression (Arts for the Blues) in National Health Service (NHS) Talking Therapies compared to treatment as usual
Read the official source — ISRCTN16119301DepressionResearch studyAges 18–110
RecruitingISRCTN78042015
Deep brain stimulation for treatment-resistant alcohol or opioid use
About this title
Deep brain stimulation for disorders of addiction: mechanisms and a pilot blinded randomized cross-over placebo-controlled trial
Read the official source — ISRCTN78042015AddictionResearch studyAges 18–60
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