The COVID-19 pandemic has affected many aspects of daily life including social interactions, physical activity and sleep patterns. The intent of this study is to explore sleeping patterns and determine whether certain behaviours can predict psychological distress. We further seek to understand if these factors correlate with the distinct dreams some individuals experience. This study will collect sleep records through built-in smartphone sensors and online questionnaires to correlate both objective and subjective data. Sleep is a crucial aspect of health and with our findings, we hope to help individuals improve their sleeping habits and overall mental and physical health during the pandemic.  

If you are 15+ and would like to participate, please click the image above.

Our Prosit COVID-19 study is in the news again. Following our media coverage in the region we have been in the news in countries like Australia, Austria, Brazil, Great Britain, Italy, Poland, Spain, and others. We spare you with links to all these articles but want to give you an example of the coverage: please click on the headline or the image to get to the gizmodo.com article (the website will open in a new tab).

The Prosit team is humbled and proud to have secured funding from the Nova Scotia COVID-19 Health Research Coalition to study the impact of public health measures during the pandemic on mental health in youth. Learn more about the study and click on the headline or image above (the website will open in a new tab).