Current Studies

Cognitive Training Delivered Remotely to Individuals with Psychosis (ROAM)

PI: Sophia Vinogradov, MD

The purpose of this study is to use remote methods and scalable interactive neurotechnology to generate important data on the potential for remote targeted cognitive treatment in people with psychosis. We are investigating whether combining computer-based cognitive exercises or computer games from a program called BHQ, and a motivational intervention (PRIME mobile application), may help people with psychosis learn new thinking skills, and increase motivation and quality of life.

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Early Psychosis Intervention Network (EPINET): Measurement Based Care and Targeting Cognition and Motivation Study

PI: Piper Meyer-Kalos, PhD, LP & Sophia Vinogradov, MD

The EPINET study is part of an NIH initiative which supports practice-based research to improve treatment outcomes in specialty care clinics for people in the early stages of psychotic illness. This multi-site project will involve six early psychosis treatment teams from four specialty clinics across the state of Minnesota: two urban clinics in Minneapolis, a sub-urban clinic in St. Louis Park, and a rural clinic in Duluth.

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Cognitive Training Studies

Measurement-Based Care Studies

Other Studies

Current Studies

+ Cognitive Training Studies

+ Measurement-Based Care Studies

+ Other Studies

Cognitive Training Studies

Measurement-Based Care Studies

Other Studies