At the Janus Center, we treat you with care and respect, giving you our full attention during your visit. If your child is being seen for a study, we work to help them feel comfortable talking with us. We welcome your questions and will discuss with you all your concerns about participating in a study. We also offer pre-study evaluations to help you identify what your condition is if you're not sure.
Certain medical conditions may exclude you from participation in most of our research studies. Please check our list to verify your eligibility or you may contact us for more information.
Clinical research study participation includes (for qualified patients enrolled in a study):
• compensation may be available for time and travel
• time to speak with a psychiatrist at every visit
• all study medication and procedures are provided at no cost
• health insurance is not necessary
CHILDREN:
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Does your teenager have difficulty with staying focused, losing track of time, procrastinating and interrupting others? These are some symptoms of ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) in teens. We are studying an investigational ADHD medication (an extended-release non-stimulant) for teens (13-17) with ADHD. Visit the ClinicalTrials.gov website for more information.
ADULTS:
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Depression is a treatable problem, but side-effects affecting sexual interest and functioning can occur while taking an anti-depressant. We’re conducting a clinical research study of an investigational medication in adults with well-treated depression experiencing sexual dysfunctioning. Visit the study sponsor website for more information.
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Still feeling depressed even though you’re on an SSRI anti-depressant medication? Qualified participants must be adults age 18 and older and will receive all study-related procedures and coverage of your current SSRI at no cost. Visit the study sponsor website for more information.
Depression
Is your mood sad, down, “blue” or blah? Are people asking “what’s wrong” or saying “you never smile any more”? Is your energy level low or your sleep poor? Do you feel overwhelmed? Has your interest declined in eating, going out or talking to friends? We have a new study for adults 18-65 evaluating an investigational medication.
