Scientific Collaboration
Scientific Collaboration
To inquire about collaboration opportunities, please email:
thebraultlab@gmail.com
To inquire about collaboration opportunities, please email:
thebraultlab@gmail.com
Grant Partnerships
The Brault Laboratory welcomes collaborative grant opportunities, including:
NIH, SAMHSA, and NSF submissions
University-affiliated faculty grants
Foundation, philanthropic, and private research funding
Interdisciplinary research teams needing a behavioral scientist or data lead
Projects requiring mixed-methods, quant/qual design, or community engagement
We contribute:
Extensive experience writing and securing grants
Advanced data analysis capacity
Research design, instrumentation, and dissemination planning
Lived-experience and disability-informed frameworks
Academic Institutions
We collaborate with colleges, universities, and graduate programs on:
Joint research studies and multi-year longitudinal projects
Guest lectures, workshops, and seminars
Co-authored publications, literature reviews, and research briefs
Student internship and fieldwork supervision
Program evaluation for disability, mental health, and addiction initiatives
Our lab brings over a decade of human behavior research, cross-disciplinary methodology, and deep experience working with marginalized populations.
Medical Schools & Treatment Facilities
We offer research expertise and applied consultation in:
Codependency and its measurable effects on long-term recovery
Family systems functioning within addiction treatment
Behavior assessment, instrumentation, and program evaluation
Clinical staff training related to disability, trauma, and family dynamics
Longitudinal tracking of outcomes post-treatment
Our international work provides a broader lens to support clinical innovation and policy development.
Contract Work & Paid Research Services
Organizations may contract with our lab for:
Independent program evaluation
Data mining and longitudinal analysis
Literature synthesis and report generation
Development of assessment tools and surveys
Policy review and recommendations
Expert consultations regarding disability, inclusion, and family systems
We support school districts, universities, treatment centers, nonprofits, and clinical providers seeking evidence-driven solutions grounded in behavioral science.