If your child is between the ages 7-17, and you think he/she may be suffering from generalized anxiety disorder, you can contact our office for more information about this study and/or to schedule an appointment. Call our office at 877-453-0404 or complete the questionnaire on this page. Our clinical staff will provide a free evaluation, discuss how clinical trials work, and explain what would be involved if your child were to participate in this study.

Frequently Asked Questions About Participating in a Study
Why do clinical trials exist?
The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) requires that all prescription medications be evaluated for safety and efficacy before they are marketed to the public. Therefore, before a new medication can be made available, it must undergo extensive testing. Clinical trials are part of this testing process.
Why do clinical trials involve children?
- To see if a medication is safe and effective for use in children
- To find a new treatment and improve upon existing treatments for children
- To compare existing treatments
- To determine the appropriate dosages for children
What are some of the possible benefits of my child’s participation?
- Your child will have access to potentially new study medications or therapies that are not otherwise available
- Your child will receive study-related medical care for the condition being studied
- You and your child will be helping other children by contributing to medical research and treatment advances
Does it cost anything to participate in the study?
- There is no cost to you to participate in this study.
Some key questions to ask the clinical staff before your child participates in a study
- What is the purpose of this specific study?
- Will my child receive any follow-up care after the study has ended?
- What are the obligations and expectations of me and my child as a volunteer?
- How many visits to the clinic are required?
- What are my other options if I choose not to have my child participate in this study?