Research grants

 
Project leader for the following grants:

• Grants from the non-graduated researchers fund at Uppsala University (1991-1995).
  
  
• Grants from the non-graduated researchers fund at Uppsala University (1991-1995).
  
  
• Grant from the Swedish Psychologists' Association for participation in the International Congress of Psychology in Montreal Canada during the Young psychologist program
  
  
• Post doctoral grant from The Sasakawa Young Leaders' Fellowship Fund for research on dizziness (1996), (1998)
  
  
• Post doctoral grant from the Swedish Council for Research in the Humanities and Social Sciences "Research on instability and balance" (1996-1997)
  
  
• Grants from the Swedish Hard of Hearing Association "Internet-based treatment of tinnitus" and "Pet-scan of tinnitus” (1999), Tinnitus treatment over the Internet: Importance of therapist contact” and “Functional neuroanatomy of tinnitus” (2000), “Treatment of tinnitus in the elderly” (2001), “Prevalence of tinnitus in Sweden” (2002), “A controlled trial of the effects of a self-help book for tinnitus” (2003), “Neuropsychology of tinnitus” (2004), “A controlled trial of hearing tactics via the Internet” (2005). “Can acceptance improve tinnitus treatment?” (2007), "Can hearing problems be measured via the Internet?" (2008).
  
  
• Grants from Stiftelsen Tysta skolan "Prevalence of hyperacusis" (1999), “Tinnitus and cognition: An experimental study on the role of attention and thought suppression” (2001), “Prevalence of hearing impairment and dizziness” (2002), “How common is major depression among tinnitus patients?” (2004), and “Suppress or accept? An experimental test of two strategies” (2006)
  
  
• Grant from the Swedish Council for Social Research "Internet-based psychological treatment of health problems" (2000-2002)
  
  
• Grant from the Swedish Council for Research in the Humanities and Social Sciences "The influence of emotions on balance function." (2000-2002)
  
  
• Grant from the L.J. Boethius foundation "Self-help treatment of panic disorder via the Internet" (2000) ”Self-help vs clinical treatment of panic disorder (2002)
  
  
• Grant from Uppsala university hospital cancer fund “Autobiographical memory and cancer” (2002).
  
  
• Grant from Vårdalsstiftelsen "Internet and panic disorder. “Controlled studies of self-help treatment, diagnosis, and predictive factors" of panic disorder via the Internet" (2001-2003)
  
  
• Grant from the Söderström Königska foundation "Internet-based self-help and diagnosis of panic disorder" (2000), "Internet-based self-help including group meetings for social phobia " (2003)
  
  
• Grant from the Bank of Sweden Tercentary Foundation “Cognitive mechanisms in tinnitus” (2003-2004).
  
  
• Grant from the Swedish research council “Effects of fear on balance and a test of the posture first principle” (2003-2005).
  
  
• Grant from the Swedish council for working and life research “Psychological treatment via the Internet. Effective components and prediction of outcome” (2003-2005).
  
  
• Grant from the Swedish research council “Can Internet-based self-help replace individual cognitive-behavioural treatment of mild to moderate depression? An evaluation of a stepped-care approach and the role of individualisation” (2006-2008).
  
  
• Grant from the Swedish Cancer Foundation “Internet-based psychological treatment compared with online support and information. A randomised trial on patients with breast cancer” (2007-2008).
  
  
• Grant from Swedish council for working and life research “Internet delivered cognitive behaviour therapy for generalized anxiety disorder. Studies on symptom reduction, quality of life, cost-effectiveness and comparisons with a credible psychodynamic treatment” 2008-2010
  
  
• Grant from Swedish council for working and life research "Autobiographical memory specificity and tinnitus. Can memory specifity increase by mindfulness, suppression and two forms of cognitive behavioural therapy? (2009-2011)
  
  
• Grant from the Swedish research council “Tailored Internet-delivered cognitive behaviour therapy for symptoms of depression and comorbid problems” (2009-2011).
  
  
• Program grant from Swedish council for working and life research “Programme Grant Disability: From detection to intervention. Reaching and treating persons with hearing disorders using modern information technology (2010-2012).
  
  
• EU-grant as work package leader ”ICT4Depression” FP7-ICT (2010-2012)