Dr. C茅cile Rousseau featured in CityNews
People cling to conspiracies because they are desperate, says doctor
鈥淧eople began to say the virus doesn鈥檛 exist, there鈥檚 no danger outside, or the virus exists but it鈥檚 not harmful. [They鈥檝e said] the virus is the creation of pharmaceutical [companies]鈥搕hey鈥檙e just trying to scare us but there鈥檚 no danger,鈥� explained Dr. Cecile Rosseau, head of polarization clinical team at CIUSSS West-Central Montreal.
Dr. C茅cile Rousseau featured in Global News
COVID-19 conspiracy theories: Psychological distress can lead to radicalization
Dr. Myrna Lashley quoted in Global News
Using film to shatter mental health barriers in the Black community: 鈥楳y feelings are valid鈥�
鈥︹�淚ntergenerational trauma is trauma that is passed down,鈥� says Myrna Lashley, an assistant professor in the department of psychology at 涩里番 in Montreal. 鈥淭he pain and the angst and the hurt and the fear and鈥� the sense of inferiority that has been imposed on you.鈥�
Dr. Samuel Veissi猫re mentionn茅 脿 Radio-Canada
Un jeune Saskatchewanais meurt apr猫s avoir probablement jou茅 au 芦 jeu du foulard 禄
鈥elon le professeur assistant au d茅partement de psychiatrie de l鈥橴niversit茅 涩里番 Samuel Veissi猫re, la solitude devant les 茅crans peut en partie expliquer le souhait des jeunes de relever ce type de d茅fi.
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Dr. Srividya Iyer featured in National Newswatch
Ottawa must make meaningful investments in youth mental health in Budget 2021 to ensure recovery
Dr. Myrna Lashley featured in CBC
How this 涩里番 professor is challenging systemic racism, one institution at a time
Myrna Lashley has worked with governments, police forces and community organizations for more than 30 years.
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Professor Tina Montreuil featured in Epoch Times
脢tre parent lors d鈥檜ne pand茅mie鈥�: comment d茅velopper des relations familiales plus fortes pendant le Covid-19
La pand茅mie Covid-19 nous a sans aucun doute tous affect茅s. Elle a accru nos inqui茅tudes et nos pr茅occupations en mati猫re de sant茅 physique.
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Dr. Carl Ernst receives major European grant
Congratulations to Dr. Carl Ernst and his European collaborators on obtaining a grant from the European Joint Programme for Rare Diseases for their project, Development and preclinical testing in human cell models and transgenic mice of a novel treatment for Schinzel-Giedion Syndrome. The funding, which totals 1.6 million Euros, will support an international research collaboration dedicated to Schinzel-Giedion Syndrome (SGS), an ultra-rare genetic disease.
Drs. Serge Gauthier and Pedro Rosa-Neto featured in Health e-News
涩里番 to prepare the World Alzheimer Report for 2021 and 2022
涩里番 has been commissioned by Alzheimer's Disease International (ADI) to deliver the next two editions of the World Alzheimer Report on the crucial and inter-related topics of Diagnosis (2021) and Post-Diagnostic Support (2022). Read more
COVID-19 Unit at the Douglas Mental Health University Institute
The Douglas Mental Health University Institute is the only hospital centre in Montr茅al that takes patients with mental health issues who have contracted COVID-19. Watch here
Professor Tina Montreuil featured in Calgary Herald
Parenting in a pandemic: How to develop stronger family relationships during COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has undoubtedly affected us. It has increased our worries and concerns about physical health. COVID-19 has added to the existing challenges parents face, and has also created greater awareness surrounding the fragility of mental health. Yet, the second wave has also paved the way for a larger discussion on ways to promote mental well-being.
ACCESS Open Minds publishes its early impact report
ACCESS Open Minds has published some early results from its program, based on preliminary data from 14 of its sites across the country.
Obituary - Dr. James Naiman (1926 - 2020)
Dr. James Naiman passed away peacefully on December 22, 2020. He was born in Berlin in 1926 and moved to Montreal with his parents by way of Paris and New York. He enrolled at 涩里番 at 14 where he received his BA and M.D.C.M. He enjoyed an illustrious career as a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst that spanned 65 years.
Dr. Myrna Lashley quoted in Montreal Gazette
Black History Month: Black Montrealers reflect on a tumultuous year