Constantin Tranulis, MD
Constantin Tranulis is a psychiatrist doing clinical work in first episode psychosis and research on cultural and psychosocial dimensions of psychosis. His training in clinical psychiatry was completed with a fellowship in medical anthropology with an emphasis on illness narratives.
Duncan Pedersen, MD
Dr Pedersen is Assistant Scientific Director of International Programs at the Douglas Hospital Research Centre and Scientific Director of the Montreal-based WHO Collaborating Centre for Research and Training in Mental Health. A physician trained in public health, epidemiology and medical anthropology, he has an extensive fieldwork research experience in South America, mostly amongst indigenous peoples and the urban poor in Peru and Ecuador, the Andean region, the Amazons and Northeast Brazil.
Lucie Nadeau, MD
Dr Nadeau is a psychiatrist at the Montreal Children’s Hospital where her clinical work is shared between the Transcultural Psychiatry clinic and the Consultation-liaison service, and an Assistant Professor in the department of Psychiatry at McGill University. She received her training in medicine and psychiatry at the Université de Montréal and McGill University and completed a Master’s degree in transcultural psychiatry at McGill.
Guillaume Galbaud du Fort, MD, PhD
Dr Galbaud du Fort, Associate Professor of Psychiatry at McGill, is a consultation-liaison psychiatrist at the McGill University Health Centre, specialized in the psychiatric care of of oncology patients, and an epidemiologist and project director at the Jewish General Hospital Centre for Clinical Epidemiology & Community Studies.
