Dr. Rob Whitley quoted in Montreal Gazette
COVID restrictions are lifting, but for some, anxiety remains
…With his social life on the back burner, for instance, Rob Whitley, an associate professor in ɬŔ﷬’s department of psychiatry and an investigator at the Douglas Research Centre, wrote a book: Men’s Issues and Men’s Mental Health (Springer, 2021).
Montreal Gazette
Dr. CĂ©cile Rousseau quoted in La Presse
Accueil des réfugiés en milieu scolaire - Des enfants à apaiser
Dr. Simon Ducharme featured in L'Actualité
Nouveau projet de psychiatrie de précision à l'Hôpital général de Montréal
...Au cours des prochaines années, des chercheurs dirigés par le docteur Simon Ducharme s'affaireront à accumuler les données, comme les marqueurs biologiques des patients qu'ils voient, dont ils ont besoin pour faire avancer les connaissances.
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Dr. Alain Brunet featured on Télé-Québec
Dr. Alain Brunet was recently featured on Télé-Québec’s “L’Avenir nous appartient”. He states that it is possible to reduce the intensity of a painful memory to treat those who have experienced severe post-traumatic stress or even severe heartbreak and that it is possible to help these individuals overcome their suffering. It is known as the Brunet Method.
Dr. Simon Ducharme featured in CTV News
Montreal General Hospital funds new precision psychiatry project
...Over the next few years, Dr. Simon Ducharme will lead a team of researchers and collect data to advance knowledge on the subject, such as biological markers from the patients they see.
CTV News
Dr. Eric Latimer interviewed on CBC Radio
Let's Go with Sabrina Marandola
Dr. Eric Latimer tells Sabrina about the potential benefits of researchers collaborating with existing shelters to find solutions to homelessness.
CBC Radio
Drs. Martin Gignac and Samuel Veissière quoted in Montreal Gazette
More Quebec teen girls hospitalized for suicidal behaviour in 2021: report
...Dr. Martin Gignac, chief of psychiatry at the Montreal Children’s Hospital, said the number of young people coming to the emergency room in psychological distress had been rising steadily over the past 10 years and has increased further during the pandemic.
Dr. CĂ©cile Rousseau quoted in La Presse
Mesures sanitaires / Prochaine étape: apprendre à gérer le risque
Dr. Tuong-Vi Nguyen featured in the documentary "Maman pourquoi tu pleures"
Maman pourquoi tu pleures?
Le documentaire traitant de la santé mental périnatale est une idée originale de Jessica Barker est disponible sur Noovo.ca
....Afin d’approfondir le sujet, Jessica Barker sollicite Ă©galement les tĂ©moignages de spĂ©cialistes provenant du milieu de la santĂ© comme la Dre Tuong Vi Nguyen, psychiatre au Centre Universitaire de SantĂ© ɬŔď·¬. Regardez ici
Dr. Howard Steiger featured in Montreal Gazette
Eating disorders among Quebecers skyrocket during pandemic
...Since the COVID-19 crisis began in March 2020, referrals to an eating disorders program at the Douglas Mental Health University Institute increased by 45 per cent. “It’s really quite striking. That figure resembles what I have heard from colleagues all over the world,” said Dr. Howard Steiger, who runs the program.
Dr. Johan Cohen featured in Montreal Gazette
Brownstein: Pandemic brings more challenges to Douglas Hospital
...Dr. Johan Cohen, a psychiatrist and head of the emergency room at the Douglas, has nothing but praise for the efforts of his fellow staffers.
Dr. Véronique Bohbot quoted in Journal de Montréal
Nouvelle étude: les jeux vidéo liés à des symptômes associés au TDAH
…D’oĂą l’importance pour les familles de bien encadrer le temps-Ă©cran Ă la maison, dès l’enfance. Un adolescent ne devrait pas passer plus de deux heures par jour devant un Ă©cran, pour ses loisirs, indique Mme Fitzpatrick. VĂ©ronique Bohbot, de l’UniversitĂ© ɬŔď·¬, de mĂŞme que Gregory West et Elroy Boers, de l’UniversitĂ© de MontrĂ©al, ont aussi collaborĂ© Ă cette Ă©tude.
Dr. Nicolas Cermakian featured in L'actualité
Aller au lit entre 22h et 23h serait l'idéal pour la santé du coeur.
...Le lien entre notre horloge interne (ce qu’on appelle le rythme circadien) et de multiples problèmes de santĂ©, du cancer jusqu’à des maladies mĂ©taboliques comme le diabète, est bien documentĂ©, rappelle le professeur Nicolas Cermakian, qui est chercheur au Centre de recherche Douglas et professeur au dĂ©partement de psychiatrie de l’UniversitĂ© ɬŔď·¬.
Drs. Manuella Ferrari and Martin Lepage featured in La Presse
4,2 millions pour le cerveau
Dr. Rob Whitley featured in Psychology Today
The Mental Health Troubles of Middle-Aged Men