As the Holidays approach, the healthcare and social services establishments across Montréal are pulling together to remind the public of tips to use, of the resources available in the community, and of the steps to follow before going to a hospital em

Between May 19 and September 30 of each year, the Douglas Institute prepares in case of a high or extreme heat wave, by instating a level of « Seasonal » Watch.

Our darling little pug Victor has decided to retire from pet therapy.

Seeing the crowds of people around the 44 kiosks in the gym of the Centre Champlain in Verdun, you could definitely say that the 3rd edition delivered on its promises…and more! Visitors had the opportunity to see such a diverse group of pre

The Douglas Institute is proud to once again be associated with the Canadian Mental Health Association’s Mental Health Week, May 5 to 11.

Can grief be relieved ? Read an opinion letter by Camillo Zacchia, PhD

The Bal des lumières event  raised $1.1 million for three Québec mental health organizations Wednesday March 20, at the Bell Centre.

The Parle-moi d’amour exhibit and auction at the Wellington Centre closed with sales totalling $12,260, or $2,000 more than the target result.

The Douglas partners with Metropolis Blue to produce literary activities that combat the stigma associated with mental health

Recovery is possible thanks to 25 years of collaboration between the Douglas Institute and ANEB Quebec