Martin Lepage team is currently working on these clinically-based research projects.

The Neuromodulation Program studies and treats psychiatric disorders with the use of non-invasive neuromodulatory techniques.

CARC's goal is to increase knowledge of mechanisms, diagnosis, and psychiatric treatment of mental disorders through clinical research.

Researchers at the Douglas Brain Imaging Center (BIC) use several brain imaging methods, including MRI scanners, to non-invasively understand the brain structure and functions that are altered by mental illnesses. The Douglas Institute’s Brain

Integrating research into care Clinical programs are supported by research projects that constantly assess and improve clinical practice and that help advance knowledge of mental illness. Teaching and knowledge transfer The Douglas Institute is a t

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1) Mapping the hippocampus, its subfields and the memory network Our group has done significant work in the development of novel automated techniques for mapping the hippocampus and its subfields (Winterburn et al., NeuroImage, 2013; Pipitone et al.,

Economic analyses Eric Latimer A cost analysis was performed to evaluate the impact of the HF programs, considering all costs incurred by participants. On average, the intervention cost $22,482 per person per year for high need participants

The At Home/Chez Soi project part one - 2009 to 2013 The At Home Chez Soi (AHCS) project is a pan-Canadian study on homelessness and mental illness. This $110 million pragmatic randomized controlled trial was funded by the Mental Health Commission of

Various instruments play a pivotal part in our work, they are crucial for us to achieve our pursued objectives and to fulfill our mission. Behavior risk assessment and management tools are particularly useful in clinical settings.