University of Surry looking for participants for research into treating ADHD with home-based Neurostimulation

This project has been reviewed and approved by the University of Surrey Ethics Committee – Application number – 2024 0889/843-3

The University of Surrey are looking for volunteers to take part in a brain stimulation study. The experiment includes brain stimulation sessions self-administered at home. One 20-minutes session per day over two weeks (10 sessions in total). It will also involve using an app on a tablet provided to you and responding to a few questionnaires before and after the stimulation sessions. Additionally, you will be required to wear an actigraphy watch at night to monitor your sleep quality. You can also be involved in interviews after for further understanding of your experience. Participants will be reimbursed up to £70 in Amazon vouchers.

Please note this is a home-based study and involves the following:
• One session per day, from Monday to Friday
• Each session lasts 20 minutes, and you can decide when to take it
• The whole intervention lasts for two weeks.

If you are 18 or older and diagnosed with ADHD, you may be eligible to participate in this research study. The requirements are that you have no neurological or mental health disorders (e.g., Autism spectrum disorder and substance use disorders). No concurrent medication or after 2 weeks washout period. No cranial metal implants, no medical devices (e.g., cardiac pacemaker) and no personal history of epilepsy/a first degree relative with epilepsy.

For contact details, please see the poster below: