Lynne McVey has been named a Woman of Distinction in the Health Category by the YWCA of Montreal.

Tina Montreuil, a researcher and clinical psychologist with the Prevention and Early Intervention Program for Psychoses (PEPP-Montréal), was honoured twice

Guests included partners and donors along with members of the SPVM, members of the Boards of Directors, some of our Verdun neighbours.

The Conseil québécois d’agrément (CQA) awarded the Douglas Institute with Milieu Novateur certification.

In memoriam: Martha Bishop. Mrs. Bishop spent a lifetime dedicated to volunteering.

Michael Meaney won the 2012 Fondation IPSEN International Prize in Neuronal Plasticity. The judges found Michael Meaney’s work in the area of epigenetics and brain function outstanding. The honor is shared with two other prominent scientists, D

Brain Imaging Centre > Inaugurated May 14, this is the first brain imaging centre in Quebec dedicated to psychiatry and mental health.

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

Michael Meaney, neuroscientist at the Douglas Institute, receives the Order of Canada

Prenatal maternal stress > New data will lead to a better understanding of its impact on mothers-to-be and their fetuses