Wiidookaage'win Study | nativve Research

Are you on your healing journey from opioid use?

You’re invited to join the Wiidookaage’win study a collaborative research effort by Mayo Clinic exploring how online support may help Native women in recovery.

If you're interested in taking part, please click below to complete a brief eligibility survey.

"Wiidookaage'win" means "the place for help, the time of helping" in Ojibwe

"Wiidookaage'win" means "the place for help, the time of helping" in Ojibwe

"Wiidookaage'win" means "the place for help, the time of helping" in Ojibwe

"Wiidookaage'win" means "the place for help, the time of helping" in Ojibwe

You will either be in a private, secret Facebook group with other Native women in recovery or receive an online guide of opioid recovery resources . You will be paid about the same for your time no matter which group you are placed in.

Who can take part?

You may be eligible to take part in this study if:

You are an American Indian or Alaska Native woman

You have not used opioids non-prescribed for at least 30 days

You are using medication for opioid use (Buprenorphine/Suboxone, methadone, Naloxone, etc.)

Join the study!

If you're interested in taking part please click below to complete a brief eligibility survey and a member of the study team will get in touch with you.

This study has been reviewed and approved by an ethics committee.

Join the study!

If you're interested in taking part please click below to complete a brief eligibility survey and a member of the study team will get in touch with you.

This study has been reviewed and approved by an ethics committee.

Join the study!

If you're interested in taking part please click below to complete a brief eligibility survey and a member of the study team will get in touch with you.

This study has been reviewed and approved by an ethics committee.

Join the study!

If you're interested in taking part please click below to complete a brief eligibility survey and a member of the study team will get in touch with you.

This study has been reviewed and approved by an ethics committee.