Psychosis Risk Outcomes Network Study

We are seeking young people who are concerned about recent changes in mood, thinking or behavior. This research project aims to increase understanding of mental health concerns in young people and how to prevent the development of a more serious mental illness such as psychosis.

You may be eligible for the study if you meet any of the following criteria:

Ages 12 - 30

Noticing a recent change in thinking, behavior, or experiences, such as:

- Confusion about what is real or imaginary

- Feeling not in control of your own thoughts of ideas

- Feeling suspicious or paranoid

- Having experiences that may not be real, such as hearing sounds or seeing things that may not be there

- Having trouble communicating clearly

The study would entail visits over a 2-year period. You would be paid $30 per hour for your participation, and you would have the opportunity to earn over $1,000 over the course of the study. Eligible participants will be asked to come in for various assessments including:

clinical interviews

biological assessments (MRI & EEG brain scans; blood and saliva testing)

cognitive testing

If you are interested, please email us at adapt@northwestern.edu or fill out this online eligibility survey, and a member of our team will get back to you shortly.

Principal investigator: Dr. Vijay Mittal

Study Title: ProNET

IRB #: STU00215145