Qu’est-ce qui vous a poussé à étudier la maladie mentale?

Quelles sont les nouvelles formes de psychothérapie offertes aux patients psychotiques?

Il y a tant de sans-abri qui souffrent de maladie mentale. Que fait-on pour eux?  

L'interruption du traitement aura-t-elle un effet négatif sur le moral de l'enfant?

Le programme Prévenir -Alzheimer de l’Institut Douglas est actuellement à la recherche d'un(e) assistant(e) de recherche à temps plein. Notre projet de recherche se concentre sur les traitements visant à prévenir ou retarder l'apparition de la maladi

Le programme Prévenir -Alzheimer de l’Institut Douglas est actuellement à la recherche d'un(e) assistant(e) de recherche à temps plein. Notre projet de recherche se concentre sur les traitements visant à prévenir ou retarder l'apparition de la maladi

As a Douglas 'alumnus' [6 years an outpatient and 4 months in-patient treatment); in my fifth decade of life, a student of law in a large Western Canadian city (my lowest grade is a "B"); and a volunteer in a local First Nation-Crown Attorney's office collaborative program bringing restorative justice systems to criminal offenders, I am writing, on reflection, to pass along a story.

I'm Kate, 31 and relieved to be able to say that today I am in recovery from anorexia. Recovery to me has been a long, painful process involving therapy, hospitalisations and learning to change my anorexic thoughts and behaviour patterns, primarily through Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Cognitive Analytical Therapy.

Janina is a young woman with a Master's degree in political science who was working as a United Nations volunteer in Burundi when she started suffering from a psychotic disorder. Since then, she received treatment and now lives a satisfying life. This is how she defines recovery.