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Youth & Caregivers

How do youth & caregivers play a role?

To date, researchers have always been the ones to decide what outcomes are important when testing how well a treatment for youth and children anxiety disorders. Nobody has actually asked youth and children with anxiety—or their parents/caregivers—what outcomes matter to them. If that's you, then you're the expert on what it's like to live with anxiety. You should have a say in the development of this core outcome set (COS) for youth and children anxiety disorders.

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Who Can Get Involved?

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If you are a young person—or the parent/caregiver of a young person—who:

  • Is between the ages of 8 and 24 years old;

  • Has experienced an anxiety disorder (presently or in the past) or has experienced anxiety impacting their day-to-day life or functioning; and

  • Has access to the Internet and Zoom;

We want to hear from you! Take a look below for the different ways you can get involved.

How Can I Help?

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There are many stages of our research project that involve youth and caregivers, and you can be involved in any or all of them.

Uplifted Youth

Get Involved

Interested in playing a role in the COMPACT Initiative? We'd love to have you!

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