Please note that experimenters at the Niv Lab are not in a position to diagnose any disorders or offer medical advice.
If you are interested in learning more about mental health or in speaking to a professional, we have provided some resources below.
For resources in the US:
- To learn more about mental health conditions, treatment, research, and warning signs, you can visit the NAMI site.
- If you find that the experiment you participated in troubles you, we urge you to arrange a timely appointment with your physician, clinical psychologist or psychiatrist.
- For help finding mental health professional, you can visit NAMI resources page, and/or email info@nami.org for more specific or personal concerns.
- A number of organizations offer support during difficult times. Below we have listed some examples of these free and confidential support networks:
- The 988 Lifeline Crisis chat
- The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (or call or text: 988)
For resources in Canada:
- To learn more about mental health conditions, treatment, research, and warning signs, you can visit the CMHA site.
- If you find that the experiment you participated in troubles you, we urge you to arrange a timely appointment with your physician, clinical psychologist or psychiatrist.
- For help finding mental health services, you can visit CAMH page on looking for mental health services, and/or the CMHA page on how to get help.
- A number of organizations offer support during difficult times. For example, for a free support network in Canada, you can visit the 9-8-8 Suicide Crisis Helpline or call or text 9-8-8
For resources in Australia:
- To learn more about mental health conditions, treatment, research, and warning signs, you can visit the Black Dog Institute site.
- If the questions you answered trouble you in any way, we urge you to arrange a timely appointment with your physician, clinical psychologist or psychiatrist.
- For help finding mental health services, you can visit Medicare Mental Health, and/or call their free phone service on 1800 595 212 (weekdays, 8:30 am to 5 pm).
- You can also talk to a counsellor at Beyond Blue.
- A number of organizations offer support during difficult times. Below we have listed some examples of these free and confidential support networks:
- The Lifeline crisis support (or call 13 11 14)
- The Suicide Call Back Service (or call 1300 659 467)
For resources in New Zealand:
- To learn more about mental health conditions, treatment, research, and warning signs, you can visit the Mental Health Foundation site.
- If the questions you answered trouble you in any way, we urge you to arrange a timely appointment with your physician, clinical psychologist or psychiatrist.
- For help finding a mental health professional, you can visit Mental Health Foundation page on accessing services.
- A number of organizations offer support during difficult times. Below we have listed some examples of these free and confidential support networks:
- The Lifeline (or call 0800 543 354)
- The Samaritans (or call: 0800 726 666)
For resources in other countries:
- We have provided resources in the countries where most of our participants come from. For any other country, you can find free and confidential helplines near you at Find A Helpline (175+ countries, by phone, text, or chat) or Befrienders Worldwide.