What happens when a person suffering from a mental disorder poses a danger to themselves or others?

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The Douglas Institute applies the emergency protocol edicted by the Direction de santé publique de Montréal and remind the population how to be protected and stay cool.

Supporting the homeless: the Douglas congratulates Maison du père on its Honourable Mention

$ 9,8 million awarded to the Douglas Institute for the creation of a centre specializing in research on depression and suicide

Health minister Réjean Hébert awards prestigious 2013 Prix Persillier-Lachapelle to Dr. Mimi Israël

Douglas researchers contribute to the Health and Welfare Commissioner's 2012 report on mental health

Investment in research > MNA Henri-François Gautrin announces $278,800 for research

Silent Majority. Isolation. Stigma. Suffering in Silence. Loss of Freedom. The fear of the unknown or of being judged can sometimes be a barrier to counselling. Education is therefore critical to improving our understanding, shaping mental health po

In September 2008, a small internal team began developing a prefeasibility study to support the Douglas infrastructure renewal project. On Wednesday, May 20th, our Board of Directors passed a resolution endorsing the study, and approving its submissio