Centre intégré universitaire de santé et de services sociaux de l’Ouest-de-l’Île-de-Montréal

Passer directement au contenu

print

The Douglas
Patient care
Research
Education
Mental Health Info
Career

|
Contact us

Français

Home /

Results for : syst%252525252525C3%252525252525A8me cholinergique

Your search did not match any pages.

path

Sort by :

Pages

Documents

Blogs

Audios & Videos

Photos

By section:

psychiatric epidemiology autism NREM benefit police career day roberts interview criminal responsibility collaborating centre medication PEPP bruno giros manic depressive icm stellate visiotraining janina komaroff spatial memory physical training

send

Contact us

In case of emergency
File a complaint
Make a donation

Find out more »

News

News
Events
Media

Find out more »

Research

Researchers
Clinical Studies
Brain Bank

Find out more »

WHO/PAHO Centre

About
Initiatives
History

Find out more »

Knowledge Exchange

Mini-Psych School
Visiotraining
Blogs

Find out more »

Catalog

Community Resources
Publications
Videos

Find out more »

Follow the Douglas:

Subscribe to alerts and the newsletter!

Affiliated with McGill University. A WHO/PAHO Collaborating Centre for Research and Training in Mental Health

McGill
WHO/PAHO Collaborating Centre

This site complies with the HONcode standard for trustworthy health information:
verify here.

Terms and conditions |
Privacy policy |
FAQs

© Douglas Mental Health University Institute, 2024

Other articles that may interest you

Explore the Douglas

Get more info based on your recent visit to the site.

Eating disorders

How do you compromise between looking good and being healthy?

Anxiety disorders: treatments

Most anxiety disorders are treated with cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), medication, or a combination of the two.

Risk factors for ADHD

What are the risk factors for ADHD: genetics, understimulation at a young age, video games?

Justice and mental health

A 2008 lecture by Anne Crocker, PhD, on justice and mental health (in French).

Can taking medication lead to dependency?

Can taking medication (such as Ritalin or Concerta) lead to dependency? Is it true that the long-term effectiveness of Concerta has never been assessed?

Study

Study on the prevention of Alzheimer's disease

What's New about Eating Disorders

What's New about Eating Disorders: a 2009 lecture by Howard Steiger – Part 1

Flyer - Speach and language therapy

Neurophenotyping Center inauguration

The neurophenotyping center, inaugurated October 2008, performs basic science in mental health (in French).

Circadian Rhythms: what are they?

Circadian Rhythms: what are they and how do they influence sleep and fatigue ?

Stress, Memory and Aging

A lecture by Sonia Lupien, PhD, on stress, memory and aging held during the 2007 Alzheimer's month.

Schizophrenia and aging

Is there hope for people in their 30s and 40s suffering from schizophrenia?

Marijuana and bipolar disorder

What is the relationship between marijuana use and bipolar disorder?

Homelessness and mental health

It is estimated that between 30% and 50% of homeless individuals have a mental illness.

Heredity of schizophrenia

What is the probability of passing schizophrenia to your offspring if your sibling has the disorder?

Our team

The interdisciplinary team gathers the expertise of seven researchers and and six collaborators from different fields.

Nicolas Cermakian

Nicolas Cermakian is studying the molecular mechanisms underlying circadian rhythms, especially in animal models.

When Mice Help Humans

Animals Play Key Role in Douglas Mental Health Research

Tools

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.

Should I intervene?

Is it best to confront the patient about his delusions or to play along with him?

Q&A on eating disorders

Question period following a 2007 lecture by Howard Steiger, PhD, on eating disorders (in French)

Sleep like a baby!

Some time ago, sleep was considered a lack of waking, a lost of time! To the contrary, the lost of sleep can be very harmful to our mental and physical health.

Link between concussion and Alzheimer’s disease

What is the evidence of an association between concussion and Alzheimer’s disease?

Stopping the progression of Alzheimer's Disease: the best hope is early diagnosis

Stopping the progression of Alzheimer's Disease: the best hope is early diagnosis.

How it works? | Reset