Yale Stress Center  
 
Yale Stress Center

Research Participation

Daily stress in your life can lead to all kinds of behaviors that can impact your life and happiness. At Yale Stress Center we are interested in hearing how stress impacts your life. Please contact us if you would like to know more, or participate in our research studies. Eligible research participants are those between the ages of 18-50. You can be paid between $200 and $1,500 for your participation.

Phone: 203-605-9274
Email: stress@yale.edu

Are you looking for help to cut back or stop using alcohol and/or cocaine/crack?

Yale Stress Center offers free inpatient or outpatient treatment with study participation. Eligible research participants are those between the ages of 18-50. You can be paid between $400 and $1,500 for your participation.

Yale Stress Center can:

  • Help you determine if cutting back or stopping use is the right decision for you
  • Work with you to take the first steps in cutting back or stopping use
  • Provide referrals and follow-up treatment as needed

Together, you and our staff at Yale Stress Center can create meaningful changes and have a positive impact in your life, while contributing to a better understanding of the interaction between stress and behavior.

Phone: 203-605-9274
Email: stress@yale.edu

 

Want Treatment?:

Are you interested in treatment?

The Yale Stress Center can give you free inpatient or outpatient treatment for addictive behaviors. [Read more]

Earn Money

Are you interested in participating in research on stress? [Read more]

 

Yale Stress Center News

InterLaboratory Training Announced

The Interdisciplinary Research Consortium (IRC) announces the availability of funding for post-docs and faculty members. For more information and to download an application, read more on our News Page.

 

Stress Center PodcastS

SinhaDr. Rajita Sinha, director of the Yale Stress Center, talks about the interplay of stress, self-control and problems with alcohol, tobacco and food addiction. You can hear this podcast on iTunes U, or listen to the MP3 file on your computer or other audio devise.