Research Studies
Enhancing Panic Disorder Treatment: Integrating HRV Biofeedback with Ultra-brief Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
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Title of Research Study: Enhancing Panic Disorder Treatment: Integrating HRV Biofeedback with Ultra-brief Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Investigator: Dennis Clarke, M.A.
Researchers at Alliant International University are conducting a study to examine whether an ultra-brief form of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, alone or combined with Heart Rate Variability Biofeedback, can help people reduce panic attacks.
Eligibility:
- Have been diagnosed with Panic Disorder or experience panic attacks (about twice per month or more)
- Participants will complete:
- one online interview (about 60 minutes)
- five weekly online sessions (each 60–90 minutes)
- brief daily practice at home
- one follow-up appointment
Participation includes:
- Free treatment program designed to help reduce panic attacks
- Learn practical coping skills used in cognitive-behavioral therapy
- A free heart rate monitor (yours to keep – $70 value)
- A $25 Visa gift card after completing the study
Check if you qualify — take the 3-minute eligibility survey on the next page
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This research study is conducted by researchers at the California School of Professional Psychology, Alliant International University and approved by Alliant International University Institutional Review Board (IRB).
Participation is completely voluntary and all personal information will remain confidential.
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