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1. Measure exploring the human-nature relationship

Organizers/ Name of the person conducting the survey-Cassandra Murphy

Objective- To validate a new measure which explores the human-nature relationship

Survey link-Click here to participate: https://lnkd.in/eSnb6nEK

Date when survey closes- ( This would help us to take it off from the website)- Will be updated

Contact details- Cassandra Murphy, National University of Ireland in Maynooth, County Kildare, Ireland. or Holli-Anne (H!A!) Passmore, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Psychology Director: Nature-Meaning in Life Research Lab, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada T5B 4E4

Who can participate: Participants aged 18+ who are students or staff members at academic settings to complete an online survey which will take around 15-20 minutes to complete.

This survey is open worldwide! Participation is completely anonymous, voluntary, and confidential, but very much appreciated.

2. Between Love and Responsibility: Assessing Caregiving Intentions, Psychological Well-Being, and Coping in Neurotypical Siblings of Autistic Individuals

Organizers/Name of the person conducting the survey: Ms. Sadhana K., Master’s student, Clinical Psychology, CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Bangalore

Objective: To explore caregiving intentions, psychological well-being, and coping strategies in neurotypical individuals who have a sibling diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

Survey link: https://surveys.christuniversity.in/surveys/?s=W8X9DKPK7C

Date when survey closes: 15th June 2025

Contact details: sadhana.k@psy.christuniversity.in

Participant details:

1. We are seeking neurotypical siblings of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) who meet the following inclusion criteria:
2. Age 12 years and above
3. Residing in India
4. Must have at least one sibling diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
5. Must be neurotypical (i.e., no diagnosis of ASD or other developmental disorders)
6. Able to read and write in English
7. From any educational background.

Exclusion criteria:

1. Individuals who have been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) or other neurodevelopmental conditions
2. Individuals who do not have a sibling with a formal diagnosis of ASD
3. Non-residents of India.

Participation details:-

1. Entirely voluntary and confidential
2. Takes approximately 20-25 minutes
3. Can be completed online at your convenience

Additional note:- If any clinicians or mental health professionals are willing to assist with data collection or participant referrals for this study, kindly reach out via the contact email above.

Optional additional information: The study has received ethical clearance from the Departmental Ethics Committee, Department of Psychological Sciences, CHRIST (Deemed to be University)

3. Happiness Rubrics

Name of the Organizers:- Rekhi Amity Centre of Happiness

Objective:- There is no authentic Indian scale to measure happiness “Ananda” from Indian perspective. This is an effort in that direction only. You will contribute immensely for this cause by giving honest answers to the statements given in the form below. Your answers will be confidential.

Contact details:- However if you contact us(aceph@lko.amity.edu), we can provide you personal score and interpretation.

Survey link:- https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1_Aivnt5rZ0TgFg64cK4iN80lqK6rIShRS6w7rY1HuNI/edit

4. Validation of Authenticity Scale- An Indian Study

Name of the person conducting the survey:- Prachi Sharma, Ph.D. scholar at the Department of Liberal Arts, Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad.

Objective:- This study aims to assess the validity of one of the presented questionnaires for the Indian population. By participating, you will significantly contribute to enhancing the accuracy and reliability of the assessment tool. It will take approximately 10 minutes to fill this out.

Survey link:- https://forms.gle/UUM24rJcLV4KmXqn8

Contact details:- prachi.shrm2905@gmail.com.

5. Attribution of mental disorder and therapy process expectations among mental health professionals

Name of the person conducting the survey:- Dr. Pragya Sharma, Clinical Psychologist.

Objective:- The purpose of this project is to assess the attribution of mental disorder and therapy process expectations among mental health professionals .

Survey link:- https://forms.gle/8rQkdKtRSDvii7FLA

Contact details:- rpragya.cp@gmail.com

Additional information:- The institution that provides the ethical clearance– Amity Institute of Behaviour and Allied Sciences (AIBAS), Amity University, Noida.

6. Short Study on Personal Growth

Name of the person conducting the survey:- Ingrid Weigold, a Faculty member in the Counseling Psychology program at The University of Akron.

Objective:- To measure personal growth self-efficacy

Survey link:- https://akron.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_d6fQMP7tw7a2OXA

Contact details:- weigold@uakron.edu

Additional information:-This study has been approved by the IRB at The University of Akron (IRB-2024-77)

7. The Efficacy and Experiences of Online vs Offline EMDR for Persons Experiencing Trauma

Name of the Person Conducting the Survey: Samyukta, Assistant Professor/Clinical Psychologist, KMC, Manipal

Objective:

1.⁠ ⁠To study the efficacy of Online Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) in reducing trauma symptomatology on clients who experience trauma
2.⁠ ⁠To study the differences between the efficacy of Online EMDR and Offline EMDR groups across different time points during intervention period.

Contact Details: Samyukta 8939372782, samyukta.v@manipal.edu

Additional Information: Ethical clearance provided by KMC, Manipal.

8. Compassion fatigue, Burnout and subjective wellbeing among mental health professionals.

Name of the person conducting the survey:- Rashmi Prakash, Mphil in Clinical Psychology Trainee from Kateel Ashok Pai Institute of Allied Health Sciences (Affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of Sciences), Shivamogga.

Objective:- Mental health professionals frequently encounter compassion fatigue and burnout, stemming from the emotional demands of their work. Managing these challenges is essential for preserving their subjective well-being and ensuring effective support for their clients.

Survey link:- https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeW6AA63rWmwjkN8CZT24qZs7UE7NVIbTYJiwbPa-ZhXUhIOA/viewform?usp=sf_link”/

9. TeleCONNECT Survey: How do you work and relate with your clients in Online Therapy?

We invite you to contribute to our research which explores the experiences of telepsychotherapy practice and of connecting with our clients in this online space.

Please complete this anonymous survey if you are a (i) practicing clinical psychologist, (ii) counselor/counselling psychologist, or (iii) clinical psychology trainee, in India, who sees at least some of their clients online.

Please click through this link to access the TeleCONNECT survey which is likely to take about 20 minutes and is hosted on a secure platform – https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PBFVRWY/a>

Your participation will be valuable to us and help us learn from your experiences.

The collective findings will inform the development of a training framework that may support practitioners in providing competent and ethical tele-psychotherapy services.

Thank you for your time and interest.

Dr. Poornima Bhola, Professor, Dept. of Clinical Psychology, NIMHANS, Bangalore, India (poornimabhola@gmail.com)
Dr. Nithya Poornima M, Independent Practitioner, Bangalore, India (nithya.s.poornima@gmail.com)

10. Survey of Caregivers of Person living with Dementia

Researchers at the National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS) and collaborators from Australia and the UK have developed new online resources to support people living with dementia and their carers to maintain health and well-being.

We are looking for participants who are;

aged 18 years or older
a family carer of a person with dementia
proficient in either English/Hindi/Kannada
own a smartphone

Participate in the study to test these new online resources.

The study will require 3-4 hours spread over the course of 6 months.
Reimbursement will be offered.

Click on the link
https://forms.gle/3rdPfo65buHu9SsEA

11. Impact of Trauma on Early Career Therapists

I’m Shruthi. As part of my Mphil course, I’m conducting An exploratory study on the impact of trauma on early career therapists. Would you please consider participating in my study?

The study will help us in understanding ourselves and the impact that trauma, burnout has on therapeutic practice and will help in understanding protective factors that will buffers us against stresses in our field
The study includes a questionnaire and an optional interview. The questionnaire will take around 15-20 minutes. Your identity and responses will be kept confidential and the responses will only be used for the purpose of this research study.
The interview will be audiorecorded and your identity will be kept confidential. The recording will only be used for the purpose of research.
You can participate in this study, if…
1.You are between 22-50 years
2. Finished an education of Msc/MA in Psychology and Mphil in Clinical Psychology.
3. Completed last degree within 5 years of date of participation
Link to the form: https://forms.gle/z51fY7pRvarnKd5m6
Please share the link with others.
Thank you for joining me, in helping us in understanding the challenges that early career therapists face and exploring the buffers against them.

Sincerely
Shruthi Sara Mathai
(under the guidance of Dr.Dhanya Chandran, Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology)
Department of Clinical Psychology
Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences.
If you have any queries, please free to contact me via email/Phone number
shruthisaram@gmail.com
7349094245

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