The CAN-BIND Program
193 Yonge Street M5T 2S8 Toronto, ON, Canada

Happening today!

Happy #PurpleDay2021

Check out our latest article! Our community members shared their questions on recent #research about the effect of childhood maltreatment on cognitive functions in people suffering from #depression https://www.canbind.ca//qa-childhood-maltreatment-and-cog/

For those #workingfromhome , it has been a year now! How have you been managing? We created a series of short videos of top tips on how to cope during this time! #COVID19 #depression #BrainAwarenessWeek Watch them here: https://www.youtube.com/watch

"Depression is an illness and not a character flaw. Depression is part of your life, it doesn’t define who you are." Michael Lloyd, CAC. Listen to more of Michael's words of wisdom & get inspired here: https://soundcloud.com//the-community-advisory-committee-c #mentalhealth #BrainAwarenessWeek

Do you find yourself tossing and turning every night? On March 10th, join our OBI Public Talk to learn about the biological basis of sleep, its impact on brain health, and discover some practical tips to help improve your sleep quality. Register at https://bit.ly/2DkyOcW

Have you been offered a remote #MentalHealth care appointment during #COVID19? Are you a physician providing #MentalHealthCare? If yes to either, you may be eligible for our study!... We’re seeking Canadian user & provider experiences with #RemoteCare during COVID-19: http://www.canbind.ca/RemoteCareSurvey

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On behalf of CAN-BIND we would like to wish you peaceful and happy holidays. What are you doing to keep well this holiday season? #mentalhealth #depression #HappyHolidays

We are thrilled to share OBI's Year in Review 2019/20 - highlighting some of the people, projects, and partnerships that bring to life our vision of improving brain health for all Ontarians. Read our success stories at https://bit.ly/385q4TA

We support front-line workers!

The CAN-BIND Winter 2020 Newsletter is out! Read about our latest news and research here: https://mailchi.mp//can-bind-2020-spring-newsletter-2945062

Are you interested in partnering with researchers throughout #Research processes? Our partners at @canchild_ca are recruiting youth and young adults (ages 12 to 25), with #NeurodevelopmentalDisabilities for a focus group. Visit https://bit.ly/37FyxN7 to learn more!

Dr. Richard Wintle believes in the power of #OpenScience to advance discovery, and hopes more researchers will follow suit. Join Dr. Wintle and other experts during a panel discussion on November 26 to discover the value of #DataSharing. Register at bit.ly/3lI0ZnD

#MentalHealthCare users, #psychiatrists, & #FamilyPhysicians: We want to hear from you! We’re conducting a national study across Canada about user & provider experiences with the transition to remote #MentalHealth care during #COVID19. Learn more: http://www.canbind.ca/RemoteCareSurvey

Join our study!

Attention Canadian #psychiatrists & #familyphysicians! We’ve launched a national study seeking your perspectives on transitioning to remote #mentalhealth care during #COVID19. Share your insights in our 10-15min survey http://oursurvey.ca/CANBIND-RemoteCareProvider Please RT! #AcademicTwitter

Happening Thurs 26 November at 6:30 pm EST! Register today :)

Meet Lucie, a community advisor on depression research and person with lived experience. Her involvement with OBI prompted an interest in translational research, and she is now pursuing her MHSc at @UofT. Learn more at https://bit.ly/2GeIdUB #WorldMentalHealthDay #MIAW20

Though we should be social distancing, we do not encourage social isolation! This #WellnessWednesday, let's remember the value of socializing as a crucial component of mental wellbeing. Learn ways you can stay connected with some tips on our blog, at https://bit.ly/3jiLHDv

#MentalHealthCare users, #psychiatrists, & #FamilyPhysicians: We want to hear from you! We're conducting a national study across Canada about user & provider experiences with the transition to remote #MentalHealth care during #COVID19. Learn more: http://www.canbind.ca/RemoteCareSurvey

We’ve launched a national study seeking Canadian perspectives on the transition to remote #mentalhealth care during #COVID19. Share your insights with our 10-15min survey here http://oursurvey.ca/CANBIND-RemoteCareUser RT & help us spread the word! #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter

Take care of your brain #mentalhealthweek

Did you miss the OBI-CAN-BIND public talk on depression treatments? Watch the recording here: https://livestream.com//23/events/9266051/videos/211817893

Happening TONIGHT at 6:30pm EST! Register today at https://bit.ly/3heVN75 #TalkBrain

Watch 6 teams of top scientists pitch their life-changing ideas for nearly $500,000 in funding. You can vote for your favourite team too! Join us on September 3...0 at 7 pm. Register your (free!) spot here: bit.ly/AngelsDen2020. #StMikesAngelsDen Big thanks to RBC, Patrick & Barbara Keenan Foundation, P. & L. Odette Charitable Foundation, Rogers, Canada Life Co, Deloitte, John Hunkin & Susan E. Crocker, Krembil Foundation, St. Joseph Communications.

Happening tomorrow! Register here: https://eventbrite.com/e/angels-den-virtual-tickets-1167595

Happening TOMORROW! Don't forget to register and vote for your favourite research project. Register here: https://eventbrite.com/e/angels-den-virtual-tickets-1167595

We are committed to increasing the public's access to brain research. Check out these fantastic summaries from OBI's depression research program @CANBIND, which aims to translate complex research findings into clear language: https://bit.ly/3mzghvu #ScienceMatters #TalkBrain

Register for this exciting medical research competition: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/angels-den-virtual-tickets-116