Three Primary Branches of Study
Cognitive Training: The development of targeted computerized training programs that, when delivered remotely, can be used to improve cognition, functioning, and quality of life in individuals with psychosis.
Precision Psychiatry: Using standardized assessments to create personalized patient profiles which can be used in clinical decision making and can track patient progress over time.
Normative Data Projects: Collecting normative values for common assessments used in other research branches.
CoTIPP Studies
The CoTIPP lab has many ongoing studies occurring simultaneously including but not limited to:
- Behavioral Measurement Based Care in Psychiatry (BMCP)
- Brain Imaging Based Care in Psychiatry (BIBCaP)
- Precision Mental Health for Pregnant Women and Mothers: Addressing Unmet Cognitive Needs (Mother Baby)
- Early Psychosis Intervention-Minnesota (EPI-MINN)
- And many more!
For more information on CoTIPP studies, click here.
Collaborative Studies
The CoTIPP lab supports a few projects led by other PI's, including:
Transcranial Direct Cognitive Stimulation and Cognitive Remediation Therapy for Psychosis (tDCS CogRem)
A Closed-Loop Assessment and Treatment Platform for Mood Disorders (Moodify/MMT Study)
For more information on collaborative studies CoTIPP supports, click here.
