Participate in Our Research

Are you interested in contributing to the world of Emotion-Focused Therapy Research?

We would LOVE to help you get involved!

FAQs

WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO PARTICIPATE?

Participation in our research involves reflecting on one's experience to answer questions in an interview or survey format.

We often have participants from our EFFT workshop attendees who indicate their interest in participating in research, which allows us to offer them a reduced registration price. However, we also conduct additional studies in which we welcome individuals not attending our workshops.

The nature of your involvement in our research will depend upon the particular study you participate in. Please get in touch with us here if you would like to learn more!

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS TO PARTICIPATING?

There are many potential benefits to participating in this type of research, but to name a few:

  • There is a potential opportunity to receive discounted rates for our EFFT workshops by participating

  • The nature of our research will have you reflect on matters of critical importance to your well-being, which may evoke insight into or help you understand your life’s circumstances

  • You can tailor how you participate to accommodate your needs and availability

  • You will contribute to improving mental health. Therapeutic insights gained in research may help us treat the mental health challenges of others more effectively

  • Participating in our research can feel rewarding or even fun!

HOW DO I PARTICIPATE?

You can participate in our research by registering for our EFFT workshops or engaging in therapy services offered by the Family Psychology Centre (FPC). When you sign up, we will assess your eligibility for specific studies and provide you with relevant information about your role as a participant, including compensation details, which may involve a reduction in registration fees.

Individuals are encouraged to use the general inquiry form for any inquiries concerning the research process or to seek further clarification.