Les besoins de survie comblés, l'aide psychologique est une priorité pour les victimes du tsunami de 2004.

Rémi Quirion, directeur scientifique du Centre de recherche de l'Hôpital Douglas, reçoit une récompense honorifique.

Les dernières découvertes du cerveau dévoilées au grand public lors du 25e anniversaire du Centre de recherche de l'Hôpital Douglas

Au symposium "Mère et enfant : les influences périnatales sur la santé", d'importantes études ont été discutées.

Une première canadienne - En mai 2003, l'Hôpital Douglas inaugure un programme d'études sur le suicide.

Percées scientifiques sur l'anorexie et la boulimie: la prédisposition génétique et des variables extérieures jouent un rôle.

Hi Folks, Salut Come join me this Sunday at Montreal Walks for Mental Health Venez me rejoindre ce dimanche à Montréal Marche Pour La Santé Mentale ________________________________________________________ Speaking of mental illness here is an article on the topic of stigma: THANK YOU, HOWIE MANDEL! What’s the big deal with shaking someone’s hand? Well for someone [...]

For last year’s Bell Let’s Talk Day I listed some reasons why we should be more open about our mental health struggles. But what happens when we do open up and seek treatment? (Published Jan 25, 2017 in the Huffington Post) Here is just a partial list of some of the biggest issues we might [...]

Last March the Huffington Post was running a series on youth mental health. For that series I wrote an article about the theory of mind (the ability to imagine another person’s thoughts) and how the lack of this ability can impact children’s behaviour. This makes them point out differences in classmates because they are oblivious [...]

Last Wednesday I received a phone call from Portia Larlee, from CKUT radio 90.3 FM who asked if I could to do a phone interview on the subject of creativity and mental health. The questions provided however had more to do with art therapy and my work here at the Douglas. I prepared my answers [...]