Profiles

Alternative tool for mental health education care, and support for women in their pregnancy and post-partum period.

Dementia Dialogue compassionately explores both the good and the bad that comes with dementia.

The importance of a family-centered approach to visiting hours in hospitals.

Study revealed that receiving the OBIP funds improved the mental and physical health of recipients and that recipients felt humanised.

Dr. Hou and his team are exploring a non-invasive detection method known as Positron Emission Tomography (PET) imaging.

Dr. Ulanova is leading several projects related to infection and disease, particularly in Indigenous populations.

Brianna became the first Lakehead student to ever receive a Professional Nursing Practice Award from the Council of Ontario University Programs in Nursing.

Dr. Alla Reznik to spend three years developing Positron Emission Mammography (PEM), molecular imaging equipment that may alleviate some uncertainty from breast cancer detection.

A world-leading expert in education and curriculum development using the arts, Sameshima will be a co-investigator working alongside Dr. Patricia Defechereux, the community engagement coordinator at HOPE, to develop the Community Arts Integrated Research (CAIR) plan.

Not only does post-traumatic stress impact the mental and physical health of firefighters, their families are also affected. Sinden and her research team are looking at the impact of this strategy and whether the CIRT team requires resources to support them as well.

Barrie city councillor Ann-Marie Kungl is a virtuoso at juggling many things – from volunteering at COVID-19 vaccine clinics to informing Barrie’s Age Friendly Community Plan to part-time beekeeping.

Lakehead and Waasegiizhig Nanaandawe'iyewigamig Health Access Centre (WNHAC) are receiving $1.2 million in CIHR funding to explore the efficacy of using traditional healing to prevent cancer.

By shedding light on the mental, emotional and physical health of long-haul truck drivers, researchers hope to understand why depression might be an issue in this industry and, more importantly, how to alleviate it.

Trish Newport (BA'00) reaches out to people in crisis.

Finding more ways to create a more equitable food system drives Dr. Charles Levkoe's research.

A mobile app that offers different strategies to deal with everyday stressful situations can help a cross-section of young people.

Dr. Mushquash has devoted his career to addressing mental health- and addiction-related issues in rural and Indigenous communities.

Lakehead alumna is improving end-of-life care in Indigenous communities.