The first Mini-Psych School video is now available on the website. Véronique Bobhot, Ph.D. offers a fascinating class on human brain

A new Douglas study gives insight on the affect of  intensive action video gaming on the brain.

Le cerveau est un chef d'œuvre de complexité et son fonctionnement recèle encore une grande part d'inconnu. Véronique Bohbot, Ph.D., chercheuse en neurosciences à l'Institut Douglas, a donné ce cours lors de l'École Mini Psy en 2011. En savoir plus sur l'École Mini-Psy : http://www.douglas.qc.ca/page/mini-psy-2011?utm_source=YouTube&utm_medium=ms&utm_campaign=mini-psy-2011

Team members of the Brain Imaging Centre, directed by Natasha Rajah, PhD

Brains need love to function and develop well. Here are ways to give it!

We all know that, as a population, we are getting older: By 2016, 17% of Canadians will be at least 65 years old and, as the population ages, the number of Alzheimer’s cases will rise accordingly (Statistics Canada) The risk of depression among caregivers of Alzheimer’s sufferers is twice as high as for informal caregivers of individuals with no dementia The needs of our aging population will be a heavy load to bear if we do not find more effective means to treat and prevent ...

A new Douglas study gives insight on the affect of  intensive action video gaming on the brain.

Use spatial memory -instead of stimuli-response- to reduce risks of dementia

Véronique Bohbot, PhD, establishes direct link between stimulus-response learning and alcohol, tobacco and drug abuse

The first Mini-Psych School video is now available on the website. Véronique Bobhot, Ph.D. offers a fascinating class on human brain