Archives: Clinical studies

This pilot study aims to look at the effects of employment on cognitive performance through modifications of self-esteem and self-stigma across time in individuals living with bipolar disorder.    

Using Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), researcher Martin Lepage and his team are looking at memory and its relationship to the brain.    

A study on Virtual Reality for therapy aimed to Inuit living in Montreal.      

iCogCA is a national effort to implement online psychological interventions. The aim is to promote and improve cognitive health in people with psychosis.    

Have you received care from the prevention and early intervention program for psychosis at the Douglas Institute before 2018 (PEPP Clinic)? We want to hear from you!    

We invite you to participate in our research project. Its goal is to assess the effectiveness of an adapted psychosocial intervention to improve the quality of work life for workers … Read more

We invite you to participate in our research project. Its goal is to evaluate the acceptability, feasibility, and to identify the active ingredients (i.e., which elements cause change) of a … Read more

We are seeking participants for a study investigating the relationship between nicotine use/tobacco use and the brain. We are looking for participants who currently use nicotine (vape) or tobacco (cigarettes) … Read more

(Behavioral development, Long-term Outcomes and Opportunities to optimize youth Mental health trajectories) from the Centre of excellence in Youth Mental Health We are seeking participants for the BLOOM study to … Read more

People with schizophrenia often struggle with social interaction. At the center of this struggle is a symptom called disorganized communication. This symptom presents as incoherent speech, inappropriate emotions, repetitive words, … Read more