We welcome collaboration with researchers in: • Psychology and psychiatry • Neuroscience and polyvagal research • Attachment and developmental studies • Natural language processing • Computational approaches to mental health **How to collaborate:** 1. Review our published methodology 2. Contact us with your research proposal 3. We can provide access to anonymized datasets 4. Co-authorship opportunities available for significant contributions All collaborations follow open science principles with shared credit and open access publication.

Therapists, coaches, and mental health professionals can: • Use TEG-Blue tools in clinical practice (free for individual use) • Contribute case studies (anonymized) to validation research • Provide feedback on tool usability and clinical relevance • Join our practitioner advisory group We particularly value input from practitioners working with: - Trauma-informed care - Couples and family therapy - Somatic approaches - Attachment-based interventions

Educational institutions, healthcare organizations, and research centers can: • License TEG-Blue tools for organizational use • Participate in multi-site validation studies • Access custom training and implementation support • Contribute to framework development We offer research partnerships with: - Universities and research institutes - Mental health organizations - Healthcare systems - Educational institutions

The TEG-Blue research platform is built on open principles: • This website is open source • APIs for research data access (coming soon) • Contribute to the codebase • Build integrations with your applications **Tech stack:** - Next.js 14 (React) - JSON-based content management - Static generation for performance - Tailwind CSS for styling See our GitHub repository for contribution guidelines.