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A Qualitative Study to Understand Infant Feeding Practices Among Mother-Infant Dyads enrolled in Maternal-Child Home Visiting Programs
Principal Investigator: Jessica Bahorski, PhD, APRN, PPCNP-BC, WHNP
The purpose of this study is to gain insight on infant feeding from mothers enrolled in maternal-child home visiting programs and the personnel who serve them.
Who Can Participate:
- Mothers and/or home visitors age 18 years or older
- Mothers who have given birth to a healthy infant in the past 2 years
- Must be fluent in English or Spanish
Duration:
- Around 30 minutes to an hour.
Compensation:
- $30 for completing the study.
Primary Contact: Jessica Bahorski PhD; healthystartforbaby@gmail.com ; 850-792-4537
Study Information Flyer for Moms (English Version)
Study Information Flyer for Moms (Versión en español)
Study Information Flyer for Home Visitors
Neuromodulation for Dysphoria
Principal Investigator: F. Andrew Kozel, M.D.
The purpose of this study is to identify emerging noninvasive treatment approaches that may help improve symptoms related to Post Partum Depression and Anxiety. You may be eligible for this study, which includes a brief evaluation, Virtual Reality Sessions (VR), and accelerated Transcranial Stimulation (aTMS).
Who Can Participate:
- Mothers with postpartum depression and/or anxiety
Duration:
- A brief evaluation visit, ten Virtual Reality Sessions (VR), and ten accelerated Transcranial Stimulation (aTMS) treatment sessions.
Compensation:
- Participants will receive free treatment.
Primary Contact: F. Andrew Kozel, M.D.; FSUN@MED.FSU.EDU; 850-792-4537
Breast Milk Collection for the Study of Infectious Diseases
Principal Investigator: Jarrod Mousa
This study is interested in learning how immunity may be passed on in breastmilk.
Who Can Participate:
- Adults 18+ Years Old
- Weighs at least 110 lbs
Duration:
- Visits are expected to last less than one hour.
Compensation is provided.
Primary Contact: Jarrod Mousa; mousabreastmilk@med.fsu.edu; 850-644-1214
WoMBAT- ADHD Assessment and Treatment for Children
Principal Investigator: Sherelle Harmon
This study is a no-cost comprehensive evaluation and non-medication treatment for ADHD.
Who Can Participate:
- Children ages 5-12 and their Caregiver
Located at the Children’s Learning Clinic at Florida State University.
Primary Contact: Sherelle Harmon; clc@psy.fsu.edu; 850-645-7423