The Douglas Institute is part of an international effort to investigate a new treatment A vaccine-based approach could be an effective therapy for people with mild or moderate forms of Alzheimer’s disease. The medication used for this therapy w

Imagine if:  A patient’s file indicates that he has been receiving treatment and a team is handling his follow-up care – fourteen months after he died. You see patients’ names on a waiting list when, in fact, they a

Such a super pill does not exist for the time being, but physical activity, in any form, accessible to all, is the closest thing to it.

Forensic mental health researcher Anne Crocker, PhD, is tackling some of today's most challenging mental health policy questions.

Located at the Wellington Centre at 4932 Wellington Street, this gift shop sells handmade crafts made by participants in the Interagir program.

Douglas’ director of the Eating Disorders Program hosts international meeting

More education needed to dispel myths about mental illness

The current reorganization of mental health services is no small affair. It brings sweeping changes to Quebec’s healthcare system and will affect each and every one of us.

Early diagnosis of Alzheimer?s disease - New criteria ready to be validated

Three Douglas Institute Researchers Receive NARSAD's 2008 Young Investigator Award.