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Clinical trials and research at Olin Teague Veterans Center

• 9NIH research projects

NIH-funded research (9)

Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.

• Web-based moral elevation program for Veterans with PTSD

  A free, online eight-session program helps Veterans with PTSD feel inspired by virtuous acts to improve social functioning and quality of life.

  NIH research Olin Teague Veterans Center · Temple, United States · NIH-11413119

• A computerized program to help veterans manage depression and get back to functioning

  A computer-based depression program (Deprexis) is being tested to help veterans feel better and return to work and daily activities.

  NIH research Olin Teague Veterans Center · Temple, United States · NIH-11310872

• rTMS added to a brief therapy for PTSD in Veterans

  A brain stimulation treatment (rTMS) is combined with a brief exposure therapy to help Veterans with PTSD feel better faster.

  NIH research Olin Teague Veterans Center · Temple, United States · NIH-11249138

• Group therapy to help veterans heal after morally painful combat experiences

  This project will create a group therapy to help veterans who feel guilt, shame, or trouble connecting with others after morally injurious events in combat regain functioning and rebuild relationships.

  NIH research Olin Teague Veterans Center · Temple, United States · NIH-11222650

• Precise, personalized models to improve chronic pain care for Veterans

  A study aims to tailor pain prediction and rehabilitation approaches for Veterans by accounting for each person’s biology, psychology, and life context.

  NIH research Olin Teague Veterans Center · Temple, United States · NIH-11111990

• Understanding how aggressive behavior affects suicide risk in veterans

  This study is looking at how reacting aggressively when provoked might be connected to thoughts and actions related to suicide in veterans who are at higher risk, with the goal of finding better ways to help and support them.

  NIH research Olin Teague Veterans Center · Temple, United States · NIH-11072056

• Using a computer program to help reduce depression in veterans

  This study is looking at how well a computer program called Deprexis can help veterans who are feeling depressed, making it easier for them to get support and share their thoughts about mental health treatment.

  NIH research Olin Teague Veterans Center · Temple, United States · NIH-11071996

• Using magnetic stimulation to enhance therapy for veterans with PTSD

  This study is looking at whether combining a brain stimulation technique called rTMS with a writing therapy can help veterans with PTSD feel better faster and stick with their treatment.

  NIH research Olin Teague Veterans Center · Temple, United States · NIH-11043434

• Developing therapy to help veterans recover from moral injuries after combat

  This study is for veterans who have gone through tough experiences in combat and are feeling distressed; it aims to create a supportive group therapy program where they can share their stories and work together to heal and improve their lives.

  NIH research Olin Teague Veterans Center · Temple, United States · NIH-10938042

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