Psychiatry research

Psychiatry research explores new ways to understand and treat conditions such as depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Through clinical trials, researchers investigate potential medicines, therapies and technologies, with the aim of improving future treatment options and mental wellbeing.

Research is exploring how biological pathways, brain activity and responses to stress may influence mental health, helping scientists investigate new approaches to managing symptoms.

• Psychedelic-assisted research

  Exploring investigational treatments involving substances such as psilocybin and DMT under controlled clinical conditions.

• New treatment technologies

  Evaluating approaches such as non-invasive brain stimulation and their potential role in mental health care.

• DepressionLearn moreDepressionInvestigating potential new treatments for depression, including treatment-resistant depression.
• Anxiety & panic disordersLearn moreAnxiety & panic disordersExploring approaches to managing anxiety-related symptoms and panic disorder.
• Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)Learn morePost-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)Investigating treatments for symptoms associated with traumatic experiences.
• Sleep & related conditionsLearn moreSleep & related conditionsExploring the relationship between sleep difficulties, anxiety and mental wellbeing.

Discover current psychiatry research opportunities and learn how you could contribute to advancing future treatment options.

Paratus Clinical conducts research into a range of psychiatric conditions, investigating potential new treatments and technologies.

Explore our current studies to learn more about the conditions being researched, available locations and participation requirements.

By participating in clinical research, volunteers contribute to a better understanding of medical conditions, helping researchers investigate approaches that may improve future treatment options.

Participation may involve study-related health assessments and monitoring by qualified healthcare professionals. Depending on the trial, participants may also receive reimbursement for study-related time and travel.

Every clinical trial is different, and participation does not guarantee a direct medical benefit. Before deciding whether to take part, you will receive information about the study, including its requirements, potential risks and benefits.

Interested in participating in a future study?

New clinical trials become available throughout the year. By registering your interest, you can stay informed about future research opportunities at Paratus Clinical.

Registration does not guarantee eligibility or participation in a future clinical trial.