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Latinas Integrating Fitness and Therapy
NCT07223346 · Colorado State University
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Official title
Latinas Integrating Fitness and Therapy (LIFT)
About this study
This study will be 10 weeks and offered online via Zoom. Participants can choose for their exercise and counseling sessions and materials to be in English or Spanish. If participants join they will: (1) Complete surveys at the beginning, 2 weeks, 6 weeks, and 10 weeks. These may consist of questions asking about levels of anxiety and depression, physical activity, and quality of life. (2) At week 1 and week 10, be asked to complete assessments of physical ability, which include muscular endurance and balance. (3) Participate in an 8-week evidence-based exercise program, which includes: one-hour exercise session 1 time per week and three, 30-minute discussion sessions to help them stay active after the study ends. (4) Receive one orientation meeting the counselor and up to seven one-hour individual counseling sessions with a counselor who will be supervised by a licensed therapist. The number of counseling sessions received will depend on their feelings or symptoms of anxiety or depression. If these symptoms are mild, they will receive fewer sessions. Counseling session will last approximately 1-hour and be online. (5) Counseling, exercise, and discussion sessions will be recorded for training purposes, but will keep identities private. (6) The total time commitment will be between 1-3 hours per week, for 8-weeks.
Eligibility criteria
Inclusion Criteria: 1) currently undergoing or within 6-months of completing primary cancer(s) (2) self-identify as Latina and female, (3) over the age of 18 years, (4) reside in Colorado, (4) have access to internet, and be (5) English or Spanish speaking.
Exclusion Criteria: (1) metastatic disease, (2) known contraindications for exercise (e.g. existing CVD or metabolic disease, use of an assistive-walking device, severe ataxia, etc.), (3) part of a vulnerable population (pregnant, homeless, in prison, have auditory impairment), and (4) currently participating in mental health counseling with a licensed professional and/or a structured exercise program.
Study design
Enrollment target: 20 participants
Allocation: na
Masking: none
Age groups: adult, older_adult
Timeline
Starts: 2025-10-01
Estimated completion: 2027-05
Last updated: 2025-10-31
Interventions
Behavioral: Stepped Care Mental Health CounselingBehavioral: Exercise Program
Primary outcomes
- • Feasibility and acceptability of LIFT intervention components (At the completion of the study of the individual's exercise and counseling program.)
Sponsor
Colorado State University · other
With: University of Colorado, Denver
Contacts & investigators
ContactJessica Gonzalez-Voller, Ph.D · contact · JESSICA.GONZALEZ2@COLOSTATE.EDU · 970-491-6289
ContactHeather Leach, Ph.D · contact · Heather.Leach@colostate.edu · 970-491-8951
InvestigatorJessica Gonzalez-Voller, Ph.D · principal_investigator, Colorado State University
InvestigatorHeather Leach, Ph.D · principal_investigator, Colorado State University
All locations (1)
Colorado State UniverisityRecruiting
Fort Collins, Colorado, United States