The movie Borderline, which tells the story of a woman with borderline personality disorder, garnered a number of Jutras at the awards ceremony on March 29, 2009, including those for best director and best actress. Borderline was screened last year at

Children's mental health was the theme of the Douglas Institute Foundation's 12th annual Open Minds Benefit, held March 11 at the Hilton Montréal Bonaventure. In the presence of Ministers Yves Bolduc (Health and Social Services) and Kathlee

Special screening of C'est pas moi, je le jure ! with the participation of Philippe Falardeau. On February 28, 2009, as part of the Rendez-vous du cinéma québécois, Jean-François Bélair, MD, psychiatrist a

Voici maintenant quatre mois que je suis revenu d'Angleterre. Je dresse ici un bilan des expériences anglaises dont, il me semble, le Québec pourrait s'inspirer.

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

When Douglas researcher Ellen Corin, PhD, moved from Belgium to Montréal in 1978, she was impressed with Montréalers' tolerance towards marginalized people.

Stolen soul: movie and discussion on Alzheimer's disease

With and Without You: Surviving Suicide - Douglas' Frames of Mind presents Maryse Chartrand's film

Frames of Mind celebrates its fifth edition- Special screening of Borderline with participation by Marie-Sissi Labrèche

Douglas Educator Janet Komarnicka has devoted the last thirty years caring for patients with severe mental illness.