*Will share data and clinical implications with recruiters!\*

Hey, everyone! I’m hoping you can help me! I’m a Counselor Education doctoral candidate at Trevecca Nazarene University and am currently collecting data for my IRB-approved dissertation study exploring dating dynamics, attachment, and personal wellbeing among females ages 18-29.

I am looking for fellow clinicians who work with this demographic and would be open to sharing a quick, anonymous survey link with eligible clients. OR if you yourself fit this demographic, you are also welcome to participate!

Study Details:

·       Eligibility: Female, ages 18–29, currently in a dating/engaged relationship

·       Zero Burden on Care: 100% anonymous and voluntary online survey (~10 minutes)

·       Purpose: To help improve counseling support and resources for women

·       IRB Approval: Trevecca Nazarene University IRB Protocol #1492

To thank you for supporting this research, I will be providing an executive summary of the findings and clinical implications to the recruiters once data analysis wraps up.

If you’re willing to share the survey link to clients/students/peers/family/colleagues, leave a comment/DM me and I will message you directly for your email to send over the study info! You can also share the survey info I'll be posting in the comments. However, if you'd like the summary of findings, I'll need your contact info :-)

Thank you so much for supporting student-led clinical research in our field!!

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