Author : Liette Desjardins
December 07, 2014
Section : Social Media

La fermeture du Crossroads a entrainé ma venue dans un nouveau service, le Centre Wellington. Se retrouver novice alors qu’on est experte demande de virevolter au dessus d’un nouveau perchoir. Rester un peu dans l’ombre, observer la dynamique de fond de l’équipe avant d’y participer. Un consensus d’infirmières expertes à l’IUSM Douglas a identifié plusieurs [...]

Author : esma
December 07, 2014
Section : Social Media

Esma est la petite dernière qui se joint à l’équipe de Recovery Talks. Elle travaille à l’Institut Douglas et écrit en anglais. Dans son premier billet, elle raconte ses déboires avec l’alcool et décrit les défis de son rétablissement. “When people say they miss me, I think how much I miss me too, Me, the [...]

June 03, 2014
Section : The Douglas

Why are the existing buildings no longer suitable for current clinical practices?

January 14, 2010
Section : The Douglas

Could familial genetic research be a possible option?

January 13, 2010
Section : The Douglas

How are mental health care and services organized in Centres de santé et de services sociaux?

May 03, 2013
Section : Mental Health Info

Does the risk of depression for teens with ADHD decrease if they are on medication?

August 16, 2010
Section : Mental Health Info

What can we do to help adolescents hang on while they wait for months to have access to therapy?

March 21, 2010
Section : Mental Health Info

The study is a process of detailed interviews that allow the team to develop an understanding of someone’s entire life story. For this reason, some participants might be interviewed more than once. This study is unique in that it will give the team a much better understanding of the factors contributing to one of Nunavut’s most urgent social problems – its high suicide rate. The only way we can learn more is if many Nunavummiut agree to participate.

March 21, 2010
Section : Mental Health Info

Why Why do some children and adults respond to certain medications, while others do not?

March 21, 2010
Section : Mental Health Info

There are a lot of people in Japan aged 100 and over. Do many of them suffer from Alzheimer's? What contributes to this longevity?