The Association Between Community Participation and Mental Health Problems in Youth and Young Adults with Physical Disabilities – Leveraging Cross-Sectional Design and Experience-Sampling Method
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Take part in our research project!
Our research team is exploring the relationship between participation in community activities and mental health.
What is your role in the project?
- Fill an online questionnaire about your day-to-day participation and feelings (~30 minutes)
- You may be asked to tell us more about your participation and how you feel about it using an app (2 weeks)
Who are we looking for?
- young people aged 15 to 25 years old with a physical disability and limited mobility
Advantages:
- A gift card of your choice will be given as a compensation for your time.
- All questionnaires are online.
recruitment poster
Eligibility:
- Youth aged 15-25 living with a physical disability that limits their mobility in the community. Access to a smartphone which they can use independently or with mild/moderate assistance.
Interested ? Contact – If you have any questions:
- Research laboratory: Aspire Lab
- Dana Anaby (dana.anaby@mcgill.ca) researcher at CRIR-CRLLM, or Mannat Madan, master’s student in rehabilitation sciences, McGill University (mannat.madan@mail.mcgill.ca) or Call Tel: (514) 488-5552, Ext.51130
Project MP-50-2025-2139: approved by the CER RDP on July 23 2024.
