Get Involved
We collaborate with youth, families, clinicians, researchers, and community partners. Whether you’re looking to contribute lived expertise, gain experience in research, or build something new in youth mental health, there are many ways to get involved with Tideline Youth Mental Health Research.
Support Ongoing Research and Share Your Perspective
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Help us reach youth, families, and communities by sharing current research opportunities within your networks.
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Take part in reviewing research materials like surveys, interview guides, and summaries of findings to help make sure our work reflects the people it's meant to serve.
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Share your expertise and perspective by taking part in one of our current research studies. We'll update this page with opportunities to participate as they become available.
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Co-present, co-author, or co-create resources based on our research findings.
Join Our Team
Project and Grant
Collaboration
We welcome opportunities to collaborate with researchers, service providers, and community partners on ongoing projects and grant applications related to youth mental health.
Youth advisors bring lived experience directly into our research, helping shape study design, materials, and interpretation of findings. These are paid positions and will be posted here as they become available. If you're interested in becoming a youth advisor, you're welcome to contact us at any time to express your interest, even if there isn't a current opening listed on our website. Please send us an email.
Youth Advisors
Undergraduate and Graduate Students
Dr. Wozney periodically supervises honours and graduate students. We welcome inquiries from prospective undergraduate or graduate students interested in supervision or co supervision aligned with our research areas. Supervision capacity varies year to year, please reach out to let us know your interests.
Join our team as a research assistant, summer student, research coordinator, research associate, or post-doctorate scholar. Opportunities will be posted as they become available.
Research Positions
