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Researchers & Authors Seeking Parents/Kids
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Help Shape the Future of Children's Fairyland
Fairyland wants your feedback! Help shape the future of this beloved park as it prepares to celebrate its 75th anniversary next year. Take a quick survey (7-10 minutes) to share your thoughts.
All survey participants will receive TWO general admission tickets (1 adult and 1 child) for a…
Dear Parents,
The entire autism community is invited by Stanford University to register with SPARK, a large, online research partnership that seeks to improve the lives of people with autism through research. SPARK researchers are depending on tens of thousands of families and individuals with autism to join this community and provide the data…
Do you have a child with Autism? Want to learn about their sleep? Stanford researchers are currently recruiting children with Autism to participate in an observational sleep study! Children between the ages of 4-17 years* with an Autism diagnosis and English or Spanish speaking are eligible. You will receive up to $200 and a sleep report upon…
Stanford’s Autism Research Program is currently recruiting children with Autism Spectrum Disorder to participate in a research study which examines the effects of N-acetylcysteine (NAC) on restricted and repetitive behaviors (RRBs).
Who is eligible?
Children who:
*are diagnosed with Autism
*are aged between 3 and 12
*exhibit restricted and…
Are you feeling sleepy, tired or low energy?
If you are receiving treatment for depression, you may be eligible to participate in a UCSF research study and gain access to a personalized sleep and mood intervention!
ages 12-18 years old
100% virtual
participants will be compensated up to $200 for their time
not limited to San Francisco area, we…
We are looking for teens 14-18 years-old who will get a chance to undergo either a free 12-week mindfulness training, in which they will learn self- regulation skills (breathing, yoga-based movements, meditation) or a free 12-week psychological education training that can help them better regulate emotions. They will be randomly assigned to one of…