Empowering young people to cope with anxiety and depression through music listening
MUSIC.ME is a novel lifestyle intervention that cultivates adaptive and effective mood regulation strategies through personalized music selections designed to promote mood elevation and prevent and cope with symptoms of anxiety and depression. The intervention is underpinned by a web app that - MUSIC.ME - that empowers individuals to implement and sustain these beneficial listening behaviours autonomously.
Are you a University of Liverpool UG student aged 18–24 with personal experience of anxiety or depression and an interest in music?
We invite you to co-create the future of mental health support by perfecting a new app, MUSIC.ME, which uses personalised music to help young people manage their mood. Your voice is essential for ensuring this tool truly helps others!
Click the button below to register your interest ... If you have any questions send us an email: amlab@liverpool.ac.uk.
You will participate in 4 in-person workshops across
October, November, and December and work with our research team to:
Explore the latest MUSIC.ME app, identifying areas for improvement and developing solutions.
Determine the most relevant measures and outcomes for evaluating the app's success
with young people.
Help design engaging, public-facing materials to encourage adoption among other
YP.
Students
Workshops
Commitement
Compensation
Receive an honorarium/voucher for your valuable time and input.
Gain skills in co-creation, product design, and research methodology.
Get a formal Certificate of Participation and a reference (if requested).
Your work will directly contribute to a project being prioritized by regional mental health services, enhancing support for young people.