Bell Let's Talk Day: The Douglas at the Bell Centre

The media talks about the Douglas, in Quebec, Canada and everywhere! 

October 14 to 21 is Attention-deficit disorder Awareness Week. Télé-Québec’s Une pilule, une petite granule takes an in-depth look at ADD. 

Marie-Thérèse Fortin and her guests presented: "Ceci n’est pas un spectacle, ceci est notre cause” (This is not a show, this is our cause) On Sunday, September 7, 2014, the Douglas Foundation, in collaboration with actress Marie-Thé

The Triathlon de Verdun, held on Sunday, August 10, causes the closing of certain streets around the Natatorium.

In the webdocumentary Sur les étages on the work of nurses, Lynne McVey talks about the nurse-doctor relationship.

As Bell Let’ talk was on this week, the Douglas Institute expertise was in the limelight with our top people. You can watch and read the news report and interviews online. Mimi Israël interview with Mitsumi Takahashi on mental resilience

Homelessness and mental health > A research project assesses the factors promoting housing stability.

Stress in the city > Time Magazine, Huffington Post, Scientific American and others  talk about Jens Pruessner's surprising study results.

Open Minds 2011 >  The 14th annual benefit of the Douglas Foundation offered guests an opportunity to understand the nature of mood.