Participate in Research to Advance Understanding about BPD and its Treatments

Emotions Matter often hears from researchers who would like to offer participation opportunities to people with Borderline Personality Disorder. You may be interested to learn more about these available opportunities, and so we provide links below to see descriptions of some of these research projects and whom to contact for more information.

Please understand that we do not specifically endorse these studies, and we strongly suggest that anyone considering participating in a study carefully review what is involved and make decisions in consultation with the study staff and their own support system, both personal and professional.

RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES (Remote & In-person)

  • Study for LGBTQ+ Adults who Have Experience with DBT (Remote)

  • Study for Adults with BPD  (Remote)

  • Study for Adults with BPD in New Haven (Remote and In-person)

  • Study for LGBTQ+ Adults with BPD (Remote)

  • Study for Asian Americans with BPD (Remote)

  • Study for Couples where One Partner has BPD (Remote)

  • Study for Adults with BPD (Remote)

  • Study for People with BPD in New York City (In-person)

  • Study for Adults with BPD (Remote)

REMOTE & IN-PERSON

-STUDY FOR ADULTS WITH BPD IN NEW HAVEN-

REMOTE STUDIES

-STUDY FOR LGBTQ+ ADULTS WITH DBT EXPERIENCE-

 

-STUDY FOR ADULTS WITH BPD-

 

-STUDY FOR ADULTS WITH BPD-

 

- STUDY FOR LGBTQ+ ADULTS WITH BPD -

 

-STUDY FOR ASIAN AMERICANS WITH BPD-

 

-STUDY FOR COUPLES WHERE ONE PARTNER HAS BPD-

 

-STUDY FOR ADULTS WITH BPD-

IN-PERSON

-STUDY FOR PEOPLE WITH SYMPTOMS OF BPD (Hybrid)-

 

-PEOPLE IN NYC WITH BPD-

 

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