Carolina Center for Neurostimulation
Medical Research And Development
Why pick this one
Carolina Center for Neurostimulation offers UNC-approved clinical trials of non-invasive brain stimulation for depression and anxiety in Chapel Hill.
Best for
- Adults aged 18-70 with major depressive disorder and current depressive symptoms
- Pregnant people aged 18-45 with unipolar major depressive disorder and current depressive symptoms
- People seeking experimental non-invasive neurostimulation after other treatments provided limited relief
- People interested in contributing to depression, anxiety, and brain-network research
- Participants seeking studies with free visits and potential reimbursement
Look elsewhere if
- People seeking electroconvulsive therapy, which the center does not study
- People seeking conventional non-research psychiatric treatment
- People who do not meet the eligibility requirements of an available clinical trial
Specialties
- Clinical trials for major depressive disorder
- Clinical trials for anxiety and depression
- Personalized non-invasive brain stimulation
- Antenatal depression research
- High-density electroencephalography assessments
Certifications
- UNC Department of Psychiatry
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Institutional Review Board
What makes them different
- Founded in 2017 within the UNC Department of Psychiatry
- Clinical studies are approved by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Institutional Review Board
- Study visits are free and participants typically receive reimbursement for time and effort
- Offers personalized non-invasive brain stimulation studies, including a trial for antenatal depression
- Research is directed by psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, and researchers
- Serves
- Chapel Hill
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Contact & Location
- Address
- 100 Market St, Chapel Hill, NC 27516-4068
- Phone
- +19849746239
- Website
- http://carolinaneurostimulation.org/
Services
- Clinical research participation
- Non-invasive neurostimulation studies
- Depression and anxiety study screening
- Brain activity measurement