Centre intégré universitaire de santé et de services sociaux de l’Ouest-de-l’Île-de-Montréal

Passer directement au contenu

print

The Douglas
Patient care
Research
Education
Mental Health Info
Career

|
Contact us

Français

Home /

Results for : acc%25C3%25A8s au dossier

Your search did not match any pages.

path

Sort by :

Pages

Documents

Blogs

Audios & Videos

Photos

By section:

evaluation-liaison module attention MRI prejudice phenotype roberts centre services organization VISEV hyperactivity psychiatric disorders aging disease justice system homeless alzheimer drug abuse internet and mental health scientific journals fitness to stand trial occupational therapist positions

send

Contact us

In case of emergency
File a complaint
Make a donation

Find out more »

News

News
Events
Media

Find out more »

Research

Researchers
Clinical Studies
Brain Bank

Find out more »

WHO/PAHO Centre

About
Initiatives
History

Find out more »

Knowledge Exchange

Mini-Psych School
Visiotraining
Blogs

Find out more »

Catalog

Community Resources
Publications
Videos

Find out more »

Follow the Douglas:

Subscribe to alerts and the newsletter!

Affiliated with McGill University. A WHO/PAHO Collaborating Centre for Research and Training in Mental Health

McGill
WHO/PAHO Collaborating Centre

This site complies with the HONcode standard for trustworthy health information:
verify here.

Terms and conditions |
Privacy policy |
FAQs

© Douglas Mental Health University Institute, 2025

Other articles that may interest you

Explore the Douglas

Get more info based on your recent visit to the site.

Our team

The interdisciplinary team gathers the expertise of seven researchers and and six collaborators from different fields.

Psychosis : causes, symptoms and treatments

Causes and treatments of psychosis, a syndrome associated with a variety of mental, behavioural and emotional problems.

Tips from Dr. Boivin

Tips from Dr. Boivin on circadian rhythms disorders

Orthorexia

Could people who are extreme health food fanatics have an eating disorder?

Feeling overwhelmed

Would you say a person who feels overwhelmed suffers from anxiety?

Alcohol and drugs

Do alcohol and drugs increase the risk of violence?

What's New about Eating Disorders

What's New about Eating Disorders: a 2009 lecture by Howard Steiger – Part 1

Panick attack

How can you help someone who is having a panic attack

Protective confinement

What are the rights of people placed under protective confinement?

Circadian Rhythms: the effect of the light

The effect of light on circadian rhythms, sleep and fatigue

How can I explain ADHD to my child?

How can I explain ADHD to my child without making him or her feel different or ostracized by others?

A doctoral student in neuroscience receives grant

A doctoral student in neuroscience at the Douglas receives grant to study in France.

Homelessness and mental health

It is estimated that between 30% and 50% of homeless individuals have a mental illness.

Optogenetics

Directed by Antoine Adamantidis, the Tidis lab aims at understanding the dynamics of neural circuits that control the sleep-wake cycle in the mammalian brain.

Circadian rhythms disorders: a few tips

Circadian rhythms disorders: a few tips to sleep better, avoid fatigue caused by night shifts or jet lag

Prevention of psychosis

The international conference on prevention and early intervention in psychosis at the Douglas Institute was covered in a series of articles in the media.

Link between Alzheimer and mental illnesses

Why is Alzheimer’s disease grouped with mental illnesses?

Teaching the ABC's of sleep

Douglas team educates children about good bedtime habits.

Heredity of schizophrenia

What is the probability of passing schizophrenia to your offspring if your sibling has the disorder?

Aging or Alzheimer's?

What is the difference between normal memory loss and predictive memory loss?

Sleep disorders

Douglas Institute researchers identify the neural circuits that modulate REM sleep

Lecture on eating disorders

A 2007 lecture by Howard Steiger, PhD, on eating disorders (in French).

Alzheimer's Disease

To date, there is no known cure for Alzheimer's Disease. Current drug treatments offer modest symptom relief, but none of the medications is known to delay or halt the progression of the disease.

Treatment for ADD without hyperactivity

What is the treatment for ADD without hyperactivity? Is Ritalin necessary in this case?

How it works? | Reset