Test a Private, Online Tool for Body Image in Teens

The ACCESS Lab at Washington University in St. Louis is conducting a study called the EMBody study to test a brief digital program for teens who have concerns with their body image and their eating.

The ACCESS Lab wants to hear from you or your teen! If eligible, you or your teen will be asked to complete 3 online surveys and will gain access to the digital program. You or your teen may be compensated up to $45 for your time.

You or your teen may be eligible to participate if you/they:

Are 13-19 years old
Are a U.S. resident and speak English

To read more about getting involved, and to take a 5-minute eligibility screen go to https://washu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0PX2BXw3bYrT1rM?Source=SPAN or contact study coordinator: Nathalie Gullo (E) accesslab@wustl.edu or 314-626-0245

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