Des «boat people» à aujourd’hui, réflexion sur l’accueil fait aux réfugiés. Lire ici
Le 10 septembre est la Journée mondiale de prévention du suicide. Écoutez ici
Montée de la violence politique : « la figure de Charlie Kirk était dépolarisante ». Lire ici
The Graduate Office is pleased to announce that Giuseppe D’Andrea, PhD student in Psychiatry supervised by Dr. Srividya Iyer, has been awarded a Richard H. Tomlinson Fellowship — Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies’ most prestigious internal award. Congratulations, Giuseppe!
The Canadian Institutes of Health Research have released the results of the Spring Project Grant Competition. Congratulations to Drs. David Benrimoh, Marie-Claude Geoffroy, Naguib Mechawar, and Brett Thombs on their successful applications! Read more
We are pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Danielle Groleau as the new Director of the Department of Psychiatry’s Graduate Program, effective September 1, 2025. Dr. Groleau has served as Associate Director of the Graduate Program for nearly 10 years, and we are confident she will excel in this new leadership role.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to Dr. Naguib Mechawar for his outstanding leadership and dedication over the past 13 years. His vision and commitment were instrumental in shaping the graduate program and establishing the PhD in Mental Health.
Young People Can't Find Work and It's Messing Them Up. Listen here
‘Not normal’: Staff at Montreal’s Douglas Hospital pleading with Quebec to improve facilities. Watch here
Doctors, nurses at the Douglas Mental Health University Institute sound alarm. Watch here
Pénélope - Entrevue avec Jean-Philippe Gagné : Traiter les phobies. Écoutez ici
Y'a du Monde à Messe. Regardez ici
How disrupted daily rhythms can affect adolescent brain development. Read more
Dr. Lena Palaniyappan has earned a place among the world’s top 10 schizophrenia researchers, according to the latest rankings by ScholarGPS™. Over the past five years, he is ranked 9th globally and 1st in Canada, reflecting his outstanding contributions to the field. This recognition is based on a combination of scholarly productivity (number of publications), impact (citations), and quality (h-index).
We are pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Paulina Bajsarowicz as the new Co-Residency Training Program Director for the Department of Psychiatry. She will be succeeding Dr. Marie-Christine Noël, who has stepped down to pursue her academic career at Université de Sherbrooke. In her new role, Dr. Bajsarowicz will work closely with Dr. Nancy Low and will be responsible for the development and advancement of all aspects of the residency program within the department. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Dr.
