URMC / Psychiatry / Research / Mood & Sleep Study The Veteran Mood & Sleep Study We are testing treatment options for U.S. Veterans experiencing both insomnia and depression. Benefits of Participation Free use of digital treatment, Access treatment when and where you want, Help with sleep or mood problems, and Help other Veterans who may benefit from study findings. Study Purpose Evaluate digital treatments accessible from your phone or computer to see which one is the best for insomnia and depression. Determine which treatment is best for each person based on individual characteristics and treatment preferences. Main Study Requirements Served in the U.S. Military, National Guard or Reserves (not currently on active duty). Experiencing both trouble sleeping (insomnia) and feeling depressed. What You Will Be Asked to Do Complete a comprehensive survey at the start of the study. This survey can be completed on your home computer or smart phone. You will be assigned to 1 of 5 digital treatments that can be done on your phone or computer. Complete four short surveys during and after digital treatment. Participation Reimbursement $50 for each of five surveys completed So, up to $250 is provided for participation The Study Researchers The lead researcher is Dr. Wilfred Pigeon at the University of Rochester. The study is being done in collaboration with researchers at Harvard University (Dr. Ronald Kessler), University of South Florida (Dr. Robert Bossarte), and the University of California at Irvine (Dr. Stephen Schueller). Join the Study To determine your eligibility for the study, please fill out our research form. Join Study
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