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

The Conseil québécois d’agrément (CQA) awarded the Douglas Institute with Milieu Novateur certification.

Early life adversity affects broad regions of brain DNA in both rodents and humans.

Nomination > Dr. Suzane Renaud was inaugurated as President of the Canadian Psychiatric Association.

Sleep and sleep disorders > Diane Boivin wrote a fascinating health guide on sleep with a special focus on night shift workers and new mothers

Investing in mental health > Lynne McVey meets with partners during the Canadian Academy of Psychiatric Epidemiology (CAPE) Annual Scientific Symposium

International cooperation > A general practitioner from Haiti comes for training at the Douglas Institute.

Effects of child abuse  > Researchers are exploring the effects of child abuse on the brain and on suicidal tendency.

Johanne Renaud, MD, was awarded the 2012 Klerman Prize Honorable Mention, which honors exceptional clinical research by a NARSAD Young Investigator Grantee. Dr. Renaud’s studies have demonstrated that, although most children and adolescent suic

Wellington Centre > Its mission is to have users actively participate in their own journey towards recovery, with the help of peer experts.