GSN, Adjustment Disorders in the U.S. Military Study

 Are you an ACTIVE DUTY SERVICE MEMBER? You may qualify for our study! We are looking for: 

• Service Members who have had an Adjustment Disorder within the last 12 months
• Service Members without a mental health diagnosis in the last 12 months

CLICK HERE to learn more about our study and to verify eligibility!
Are you a HEALTHCARE PROVIDER who treats Active Duty military populations?
You may qualify for our study!

CLICK HERE to learn more about our study and to verify eligibility!
What is the Adjustment Disorder Study?

This study aims to improve diagnosis and develop a framework for provider training for Adjustment Disorders--the most commonly diagnosed mental health disorder in the U.S. Military.

Service Members who have been recently diagnosed with Adjustment Disorder, Service Members who have no mental health disorders, and healthcare providers will participate in this study. Participants will be asked to fill out online questionnaires about mental health symptoms to help us better understand how Adjustment Disorders are experienced by Service Members.

Providers who participate in this study will be asked to complete an online questionnaire to help us understand how providers feel about Adjustment Disorder and how they approach diagnosing it.

Service member participants may be eligible to receive a gift card as compensation time spent participating in the study.

Are you an ACTIVE DUTY SERVICE MEMBER interested in participating?

Click here to verify your eligibility. There is no obligation to participate if you submit your information.

Are you a HEALTHCARE PROVIDER or BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROVIDER who treats Active Duty populations interested in participating?

Click here to verify your eligibility. There is no obligation to participate if you submit your information.

What to expect after you verify your eligibility:
You will be asked to go through the informed consent process and, if you consent to participate, complete several questionnaires.

What to expect if you decide to participate:
You will receive detailed information on how to participate during the informed consent process. Your participation in the study should take approximately 20 to 30 minutes, depending on which part of the study you are assigned to.

See our FAQs for more information.