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Project H-COVID Debriefing + Well-Being & Mental Health Resource List

Project H-COVID Debriefing + Well-Being & Mental Health Resource List

Thank you for completing this research study! You can advance to the next page to be redirected to Prolific’s compensation page. You will receive a customized report with visuals on how your symptoms have changed to your Prolific e-mail within 3-5 days.

We are testing whether one program, Contain COVID Anxiety, increases perceived control over anxiety and decreased general anxiety more than another program Remain COVID Free. If Contain COVID Anxiety does increase perceived control of anxiety we plan on making it freely available to help people more effectively cope with their anxiety during the COVID-19 Pandemic. We randomized which of the interventions were presented to look at the patterns of change in perceived control of anxiety and general anxiety symptoms based on which program you were completing.

Here’s the link to the Remain COVID Free Intervention if you’d like to try it.

https://stonybrookuniversity.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_e5oSH2YOgUnWd0x

Here’s the link to the Contain COVID Anxiety Intervention if you’d like to try it.

https://stonybrookuniversity.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_23uMAm9f55qzLLL

We have also included the following resources to help you more effectively cope with any mental health difficulties you might be experiencing. Even if you’re not currently experiencing any mental health difficulties, these resources might be useful to help maintain your well-being.

MENTAL HEALTH ONLINE RESOURCES

  • Behavioral Health Care Resources During COVID-19: A list of behavioral and health resources for helping people deal with mental health problems during the COVID-19 pandemic. https://tinyurl.com/covid-19-behavioral-health
  • DBT Crisis Survival Skills: A series of videos focused on how to effectively tolerate distress during a crisis like COVID-19

https://tinyurl.com/dbt-crisis-skills-videos

  • Jed Foundation: Promoting emotional health and prevent suicide among college students, this website provides an online resource center, ULifeline, a public dialogue forum, Half of Us, and Transition Year, resources and tools to help students transition to college. http://www.jedfoundation.org/students
  • Reach Out: This website provides information on specific mental health disorders, as well as resources to help teens make safe plans when feeling suicidal, and helpful tips on how to relax. http://au.reachout.com/

APPS AND TECH SERVICES

 

  • VA App Store: The VA App Store has apps that use evidence-based methods, store data securely, and do not sell health data to 3rd parties. They are also relevant to a wide range of people, even if they are not military veterans https://mobile.va.gov/appstore/mental-health
  • Beacon 2.0: Beacon is a portal to online applications (websites, mobile applications and internet support groups) for mental disorders reviewed and rated by health experts. https://beacon.anu.edu.au/
  • Health Talk: This website reflects the lived experience of mental health conditions, including research-based modules with hours of recording and analysis. www.healthtalk.org/peoples-experiences/mental-health
  • Mood 247: A text messaging system that provides an easy way to record how you’re feeling and tracks your daily moods to share with friends, family, or a health professional. https://www.mood247.com/
  • Strength of Us: An online community designed to inspire young adults impacted by mental health issues to think positive, stay strong and achieve goals through peer support and resource sharing. http://strengthofus.org/

 

HELPLINES (If you need help right now)

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline : Visit www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ or call 1-800-273-TALK (8255)