Hearts and Minds Lab

Now recruiting for our September 2024 cohort!

Are you a Manitoban parent or caregiver of a 2-5 year old child?

BEAM is a 12-week app-based parenting and family mental health program. For more information about the project, visit http://www.thebeamprogram.com.

To participate, please complete our 10 minute eligibility survey: http://www.redcap.link/beam

Screener Consent Form

Now recruiting parents and caregivers of 2-5 year olds in Manitoba!

BEAM is a 12-week app-based parenting and family mental health program. For more information about the project, visit http://www.thebeamprogram.com.

To participate in the upcoming cohort, please complete our 10 minute eligibility survey:

http://www.redcap.link/beam

Screener Consent Form

Do you identify as a father of a 0-3 year old child? We need your help with developing the Striving for Wellness in Fatherhood (SWell) program to support the mental health and parenting needs of fathers with young children. Eligible participants will attend 4-8 bi-weekly virtual focus groups and questionnaires to help co-develop the program.

Scan the QR code above or follow the link in our bio to complete the eligibility screener.

This research has been approved by the University of Manitoba Research Ethics Board (HE2023-0025).

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BRIDGE is a research project open to mothers seeking mental health support. For more information about the project, visit www.fullheartprograms.com. If you wish to participate in the current BRIDGE cohort which has groups running in the afternoon beginning in the new year, please click this link: tiny.one/bridge-eligibility

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BRIDGE is a research project open to mothers seeking mental health support. For more information about the project, visit http://fullheartprograms.com. If you would like to participate in the current BRIDGE cohort, please click this link: tiny.one/bridge-eligibility

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Huge congratulations to Leslie Roos, Kayla Joyce and Brendan Andrade on their most recent publication !

Click the link below to check it out 📚📚

Full article: Do Maternal Internalizing Problems Influence Treatment Outcomes in Group-Based vs. Individualized Child Behavior Management Interventions?

Do Maternal Internalizing Problems Influence Treatment Outcomes in Group-Based vs. Individualized Child Behavior Management Interventions? Coping Power (CP) is an evidence-based manualized group therapy targeting child conduct problems at the family level. We examined maternal-internalizing problems (e.g., depressive and anxiety sympt...

NEW Expanded Age Range! Are you a 2S, trans, non-binary, and/or gender-diverse adult aged 18 years or older who is parent to a child 0-10 years? Are you currently or have you previously sought online resources to support your mental well-being? We want to hear from you! Participate in an interview about your experience accessing mental health services. Contact [email protected] or visit https://redcap.link/gdehealth to learn more! (U OF M REB Approval: HE2022-0372)

The Hearts and Minds Lab is recruiting parents of children younger than 48 months living in Canada to participate in an online study by the University of Manitoba! We are interested in learning about how caregivers’ own life experiences, emotions, and parenting styles are associated with measures of their pulse and other behaviours. The study includes a 1-hour virtual assessment via Zoom followed by a 30-minute online survey. During the assessment, we will ask you to complete a series of tasks through Zoom, which may include interactions with a friend or acquaintance. You will also be asked to take measurements of your heart rate using an app on your smartphone and to complete questions about your perceptions of the experience. All sessions are videotaped and all information is kept confidential. After completing the online survey, you will receive a $30 Amazon gift card.

Scan the QR code or follow the link on the poster (https://tinyurl.com/waspstudy) to see if you are eligible to participate or email us at [email protected] for more information!

You can also follow the link in our bio and click "WASP study" to take the eligibility screener."

Do you identify as a father of a 0-3 year old child? We need your help with developing the Striving for Wellness in Fatherhood (SWell) program to support the mental health and parenting needs of fathers with young children. Eligible participants will attend 4-8 bi-weekly virtual focus groups and questionnaires to help co-develop the program.

Scan the QR code above or follow the link in our bio to complete the eligibility screener.

This research has been approved by the University of Manitoba Research Ethics Board (HE2023-0025).

Hearts and Minds Lab The Hearts & Minds Lab is located in Winnipeg at the University of Manitoba, co-directed by Dr. Ryan

❗❗Family Photoshoot Model Call ❗❗

Calling Parents, Guardians, or Caregivers to babies or children under 5 who are interested in being photographed for an inclusive mental health brand ✨

📝Please review the casting call and email a few sentences describing your family and/or a family snapshot to [email protected]

Hearts and Minds Lab The Hearts & Minds Lab is located in Winnipeg at the University of Manitoba, co-directed by Dr. Ryan

🧠 BRIDGE is a research project open to mothers experiencing symptoms of depression.
For more information about the project, visit http://fullheartprograms.com. If you would like to participate in the current BRIDGE cohort, please click this link:
tiny.one/bridge-eligibility

Hearts and Minds Lab The Hearts & Minds Lab is located in Winnipeg at the University of Manitoba, co-directed by Dr. Ryan

Do you identify as a father of a 0-3 year old child? We need your help with developing the Striving for Wellness in Fatherhood (SWell) program to support the mental health and parenting needs of fathers with young children. Eligible participants will attend 4-8 bi-weekly virtual focus groups and questionnaires to help co-develop the program. Compensation includes up to $200-400 in Everything gift cards.

Scan the QR code above or follow the link in our bio to complete the eligibility screener.

This research has been approved by the University of Manitoba Research Ethics Board (HE2023-0025).

The Hearts and Minds Lab is recruiting parents of children younger than 48 months living in Canada to participate in an online study by the University of Manitoba!

We are interested in learning about how caregivers’ own life experiences, emotions, and parenting styles are associated with measures of their pulse and other behaviours. The study includes a 1-hour virtual assessment via Zoom followed by a 30-minute online survey. During the assessment, we will ask you to complete a series of tasks through Zoom, which may include interactions with a friend or acquaintance. You will also be asked to take measurements of your heart rate using an app on your smartphone and to complete questions about your perceptions of the experience. All sessions are videotaped and all information is kept confidential. After completing the online survey, you will receive a $30 Amazon gift card.

Scan the QR code or follow the link on the poster (https://tinyurl.com/waspstudy) to see if you are eligible to participate or email us at mailto:[email protected] for more information!

https://rcsurvey.radyfhs.umanitoba.ca/surveys/?s=8TYWHHXW4P3LX99J

Do you identify as a father of a 0-3 year old child? We need your help with developing the Striving for Wellness in Fatherhood (SWell) program to support the mental health and parenting needs of fathers with young children.

Eligible participants will attend 4-8 bi-weekly virtual focus groups and questionnaires to help co-develop the program. Compensation includes up to $200-400 in Everything gift cards.

Scan the QR code above or follow the link to complete the eligibility screener.

This research has been approved by the University of Manitoba Research Ethics Board (HE2023-0025).

Are you an Indigenous caregiver (biological parent, foster parent, adoptive parent, grandparent, aunt/uncle, sibling) who cares for a child aged 5-18 years old who has current or past involvement receiving assessments or therapeutic services through a school psychologist in Manitoba?
Would you be willing to share your story with an Indigenous graduate student? Interviews can be done virtually or in-person and will take approximately 1 hour. All interviews will be audio
recorded and any information shared will be kept confidential.
Please take the eligibility screener below to see if you are eligible to participate or email at the principal investigator, Meghan Mollons [email protected] for more information! (U
of M REB Approval: HE2022-0376)

Eligibility screener :

Eligibility Screener This study is about understanding the barriers and facilitators that Indigenous caregivers may have experienced in engaging with school psychologists.

The Hearts and Minds Lab is recruiting parents of children younger than 48 months living in Canada to participate in an online study by the University of Manitoba! We are interested in learning about how caregivers’ own life experiences, emotions, and parenting styles are associated with measures of their pulse and other behaviours. The study includes a 1-hour virtual assessment via Zoom followed by a 30-minute online survey. During the assessment, we will ask you to complete a series of tasks through Zoom, which may include interactions with a friend or acquaintance. You will also be asked to take measurements of your heart rate using an app on your smartphone and to complete questions about your perceptions of the experience. All sessions are videotaped and all information is kept confidential. After completing the online survey, you will receive a $30 Amazon gift card.
Scan the QR code or follow the link on the poster (https://tinyurl.com/waspstudy) to see if you are eligible to participate or email us at [email protected] for more information!
You can also follow the link in our bio and click "WASP study" to take the eligibility screener.

Last chance to participate! We are in the final 2 weeks of recruitment, which concludes on April 15th 2023

Consent Dr. Leslie E. Roos, Assistant Professor, Duff Roblin Building, Department of Psychology, University of Manitoba [email protected]

Are you a 2S, trans, non-binary, and/or gender-diverse adult aged 18 years or older who is parent to a child 0-5 years? Are you currently or have you previously sought online resources to support your mental well-being? We want to hear from you! Participate in an interview about your experience accessing mental health services. Visit https://redcap.link/gdehealth to see if you are eligible or contact [email protected] to learn more! (U OF M REB Approval: HE2022-0372)

The Hearts and Minds Lab is recruiting parents of children younger than 48 months living in Canada to participate in an online study by the University of Manitoba involving various tasks and measures of your pulse! We are interested in learning about how caregivers’ own life experiences, emotions, and parenting styles are associated with measures of their pulse and other behaviours. The study includes a 1-hour virtual assessment via Zoom followed by a 30-minute online survey. During the assessment, we will ask you to complete a series of tasks through Zoom, which may include interactions with a friend or acquaintance. You will also be asked to take measurements of your heart rate using an app on your smartphone and to complete questions about your perceptions of the experience. All sessions are videotaped and all information is kept confidential. After completing the online survey, you will receive a $30 gift card.
Please take the following eligibility screener (https://tinyurl.com/waspstudy) to see if you are eligible to participate or email us at [email protected] for more information

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Consent Dr. Leslie E. Roos, Assistant Professor, Duff Roblin Building, Department of Psychology, University of Manitoba [email protected]

Consent Dr. Leslie E. Roos, Assistant Professor, Duff Roblin Building, Department of Psychology, University of Manitoba [email protected]

Do you have a 2-5 year old child who is waiting for specialized services at a Manitoban organization? We need your help with developing the SPYKids Program to support well-being for families who are on waitlists! Eligible parents/caregivers will take an online questionnaire and may be randomized to either: (1) attend a 90-minute single-session consultation where a coach will help develop a tailored plan to support their family's needs, or (2) receive a list of psychological and family support services. Compensation includes up to $75 in Amazon gift cards.
Scan the QR code below or follow this link to take the eligibility screener: https://rcsurvey.radyfhs.umanitoba.ca/surveys/?s=P4TFFCRT4X
This research has been approved by the University of Manitoba Research Ethics Board (HE2022-0245).

Consent Dr. Leslie E. Roos, Assistant Professor, Duff Roblin Building, Department of Psychology, University of Manitoba [email protected]