Plain-English translation of NCT07364799 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
This study doesn't follow the usual testing phases — it may be an observational study or a different type of research.
This trial is testing a treatment called SoundHeal (also called Heal), which uses sound, music, gentle vibration, ambient light, and creative expression to help young people who are detained in juvenile facilities manage their emotions better. Participants will use a special booth called a Healpod for brief sessions, combined with journaling or drawing, alongside their regular counseling. The study wants to see if this approach improves emotional regulation, reduces symptoms of depression and anxiety, and strengthens the relationship between youth and their counselors.
Young people in detention facilities experience emotional control problems at much higher rates than youth in the community, which can lead to aggressive behavior and worsen mental health challenges. This trial exists to test whether this new treatment can help these vulnerable young people gain better control over their emotions and improve their overall wellbeing.
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If you qualify and agree to join, you would receive the SoundHeal intervention one or two times per week for about eight weeks, in addition to your regular counseling and services. Each session takes place in a private booth where you experience sound, music, gentle vibration, and colored light, and then spend time journaling or drawing about your experience before your next counseling appointment. You would also complete brief questionnaires before and after the eight weeks to help researchers understand how the treatment affects your emotions and mental health.
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