
We are investigating whether counseling can help people who use stimulants (cocaine or meth) reduce the risk of unintentional fentanyl use & overdose

Unintentional fentanyl use is when someone is trying to use a different drug, like meth or cocaine, and ends up using fentanyl instead.
While someone may not intentionally use fentanyl or other opioids, they may come into contact with them anyway.

In this study, half (50%) of participants will receive a series of counseling sessions, along with weekly text message reminders, designed to help people who use stimulants reduce their risk of unintentional fentanyl use and overdose.
To see if you may be eligible to participate, call us at 628-217-6319 or send us your information using the contact form below. A member of our team will reach out to determine your eligibility for an in-office visit. If you are, we will schedule your appointment.
Screening includes meeting with a research associate and answering questions about yourself and your experiences. Most will find out if they're eligible to enroll in the study during the screening visit.
If you are eligible and choose to participate, you will be asked to come into our office about 6 times over 16 months.
Study visits will include meetings with a research associate, answering survey questions, having urine and hair samples taken, receiving harm reduction supplies, and participating in counseling or placebo sessions. The visits will occur at our office at Market St. and Van Ness in San Francisco.
The visits will occur at our office at Market St. and Van Ness in San Francisco on the 5th floor
Yes! Your time and contribution are of tremendous value to public health research. If you are eligible, you can earn up to $550 for completing all study activities and procedures.
For more information or to see if you are eligible, please fill out your name, email and any questions you may have. A member of our team will contact you to give you more information.
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