Project LINC is an observational study led by Dr. Rachel Gunn, Associate Professor at Brown University. The goal of Project LINC is to better understand how cannabis use interacts with alcohol treatment outcomes. The project is focused on adults with alcohol use disorder (AUD) who have recently begun outpatient treatment and also have a lifetime history of cannabis use.
As this study is observational only there is no experimental treatment being provided. Instead, participants will be asked about their experiences, and researchers will collect information that can help guide future treatment recommendations for patients who use both alcohol and cannabis.
Adults (18+) in outpatient alcohol treatment within the past 30 days.
Must have lifetime cannabis use and past simultaneous alcohol + cannabis use.
Not eligible if currently experiencing suicidal intent, mania, or psychosis.
Simply allow flyer posting and brief on-site info sessions led by Brown University.
Participants are compensated for their time.
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We’re inviting clinics across Southeast Massachusetts and the Boston corridor to join as outreach partners.
✅ Provide patients with access to a funded research opportunity
✅ Enhance patient engagement through free informational sessions
✅Support research that may shape future evidence-based treatments
✅ Partner directly with a nationally recognized academic institution (Brown University)
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Display IRB-approved study flyers in your clinic to inform eligible patients.
Allow the Brown University team to run a short on-site session.
Direct interested patients to the study team for potential participation in the study.
Receive quick updates from the research team on outreach progress and next events.
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