ASU Research Study, earn up to $250 and learn body-mind training

Phoenix AZ

Description

The study ''Brain mechanisms of reducing polysubstance use following a novel body-mind intervention'' aims to understand mechanisms and training effects of evidence-based body-mind training and/or neurofeedback on improving self-control and behavior change such as substance use. We are looking for participants who use alcohol, tobacco, or cannabis (ATC) and weigh at least 110 lbs. Your participation is voluntary, and your responses are completely confidential. You will be invited to complete online questionnaires, 10 Zoom sessions of body-mind training lasting about 60 minutes each, non-invasive MRI brain scans and blood draws. The study is expected to take about 15 hours in total and you will receive $250 after completion. Please click the link https://asuhealthpromotion.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8w6UUELGsVKElds to participate while slots are still available. Please contact us via craiglist for any questions. This study has been approved by the ASU Institutional Review Board.