A born leader, Gaëtane Pitre has it all - smarts, drive, and an unshakeable set of ethics. Rather then heading a company or running for office, she's using her strengths to help people with severe mental illness become as autonomous as possible.

Drawing from a deep well of cheerfulness and determination, Cathy Viberg has fought stigma for 31 years - both as a Douglas nurse and a volunteer. Although Cathy retired in August this year as clinical- administrative chief for the CPC3 Intensive Rehabilitation Unit, her legacy is one of wh[...]

A Douglas Treasure The most modest of persons, always ready to share her time and talents, Administrative Agent Joan Besner is a true Douglas treasure. Grew Over Time Joan's dedication to the Douglas grew over time, "When I started at the Douglas in the early seventies, I did my job to t[...]

If you attended March 2007's Douglas-led "Stigma and Mental Illness: A Vicious Circle" conference, you'll remember Pierre Nadeau.

Recognizing Talented Wellington Centre Artists.

Is there a price to pay to be successful? Douglas documentary examines burnout and depression?

Douglas documentary Thin highlights the suffering of women with eating disorder.

From asylum to therapeutic environment: Douglas? second film examines the evolution of psychiatric treatment.

A family view of schizophrenia: Out of the Shadow launches Douglas' movie series

Frames of Mind: Douglas launches fourth edition of mental health movie nights