RESEARCH STUDY OPPORTUNITY
A Collaborative Study by The Pond Practice and the CUNY School of Medicine
Intergenerational Trauma and Mental Health Among Asian Americans
Study Overview
The Pond Practice, in collaboration with the CUNY School of Medicine, is conducting a research study examining intergenerational trauma and mental health–seeking behaviors among Asian American adults. This study aims to better understand how lived experiences across generations influence engagement with mental health care.
Participation involves completing an anonymous questionnaire and a confidential online interview.
Study Format
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• Anonymous online questionnaire
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• Confidential virtual interview
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• Estimated Time Commitment: 90-Minutes
Participant Compensation
Eligible participants who complete the study will receive a $50 Amazon gift card as compensation for their time.
Participation Eligibility
Individuals may be eligible to participate if they meet all of the following criteria:
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• Identify as Chinese American or Korean American
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• Are 18 years of age or older
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• Are foreign-born (1st or 1.5 generation)
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• Have received mental health treatment within the past three years
How to Participate
If you are interested in participating, please complete our ONLINE SCREENING and you will be notified if you are selected.
Confidentiality
All responses will be kept confidential. Participation is voluntary, and all data collected will be de-identified to protect participant privacy.
Referrals
If you are a provider wishing to refer potential participants, please contact our research coordinator at caitlyn@pondpractices.com for additional information.
Flyer available for download and sharing HERE.
Partner with us!
We welcome collaboration with mental health providers, community organizations, and academic partners who share an interest in advancing research on Asian American mental health. By partnering with this study, organizations can help expand outreach to underrepresented populations, support evidence-based research, and contribute to a deeper understanding of intergenerational trauma and mental health–seeking behaviors. If your organization is interested in partnering or supporting participant recruitment, we invite you to contact the research team to explore collaboration opportunities.