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Could #psychedelics change how we understand and treat mental health? 🧠🎧
In the latest CAN-BIND Podcast episode, Dr. Joshua Rosenbalt (@JD_Rosenblat) explores the science behind psychedelics, their potential in mental health care, and what research reveals about the future of psychedelic-assisted treatment in Canada.
🎧 Listen now: canbind.ca/episode-16-psyche…
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#MentalHealth #MentalHealthResearch #PsychedelicResearch #PsychedelicMedicine #Psychiatry #Neuroscience #Depression #BipolarDisorder #ClinicalResearch #CANBIND #CANBINDPodcast
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On October 29, learn how a set of predictive models can empower better #Concussion diagnosis from Ali Ammar and Buster Milne at the Cusimano Lab. This #BrainHealth tool comes from Cohort 3 of our Analytics Initiatives.
🔗 Register for the webinar today: braininstitute.ca/news-event…
Enjoy the episode? Keep exploring the science of psychedelics and mental health with these research insights! đź“š
🔹 Psilocybin for Clinicians: jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
🔹 Psilocybin for Patients: jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
🔹 Ketamine for Bipolar Depression: jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
🔹 Blinding in Psychedelic Clinical Trials: jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
The CAN-BIND Depression Network retweeted
If you're interested in learning more about psychedelics and mental health check out this @CANBIND podcast with @JD_Rosenblat canbind.ca/episode-16-psyche…
The CAN-BIND Depression Network retweeted
Check out the latest @CANBIND podcast:
Episode 16: Psychedelics, Psychedelics, Psychedelics! Treatments and the Science
@UHN @UofTNews @UofTPsych @CIHR_IRSC @OntarioBrain @PSIFoundation
canbind.ca/videos/podcasts/
The CAN-BIND Depression Network retweeted
For #WorldMentalHealthDay, we're highlighting the CHOICE-D Patient and Family Guide to Depression Treatment, a resource co-developed with people who have lived experience of #depression.
🔗 Read our latest blog post about the guide: blog.braininstitute.ca/brain…
The CAN-BIND Depression Network retweeted
Our research has shown that a history of trauma is perhaps the most robust indicator a person with depression has increased inflammatory markers. New York Times has put our research findings in context
nytimes.com/2026/06/18/well/…
The CAN-BIND Depression Network retweeted
Coordinated investment, national impact. @BrainCanada is putting $10.57M into four Ontario research platforms, two built on our @PONDNetwork and @CANBIND programs. ENABLE’s mood disorder data is now open to researchers on Brain-CODE. #BrainHealth #TeamScience
The CAN-BIND Depression Network retweeted
Massive congrats to Dr. Benicio Frey and the @CANBIND team on this large grant to support important work to better understanding mood disorders. Grateful to be @KBI_UHN site lead for this massive national effort
braincanada.ca/funded-grants…
The CAN-BIND Depression Network retweeted
The aim: get more people better faster, so they can resume what they need to do.
Dr. @RudolfUher from @CANBIND explains how biomarker research for depression allows us to “map the person’s own depression landscape”, allowing for a better-informed pairing of patient and treatment.
▶️Watch the full @OntarioBrain talk: lnkd.in/eUmzwTqB
#BrainHealth #Depression #MentalHealth
This #MentalHealthWeek, it’s important to remember that depression can affect anyone, regardless of age, background, identity, or circumstance.
If you or a loved one is experiencing depression, check out our free CHOICE-D guide to depression treatment at canbind.ca/education-outreac…
Wondering what it’s like to participate in a CAN-BIND study? Hear directly from one of our study participants about their experience receiving treatment for depression as part of the OPTIMUM-D study.
To learn more, visit canbind.ca/research/join-our…
Congratulations to CAN-BIND Program Director, Dr. Benicio Frey, on receiving the 2025 Anne & Neil McArthur Research Award from the Research Institute of St. Joseph’s Hamilton and the St. Joseph's Healthcare Foundation!
This prestigious honour recognizes a world-renowned researcher whose work drives innovation, advances discovery, and creates meaningful impact in healthcare.
Congratulations, Dr. Frey!
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#SJHHHamilton #neuroscience #moodresearch #brainresearch #psychiatryresearch #neurobiology #depressionresearch
@ResearchStJoes @StJoesHamilton @McMasterU
The CAN-BIND Depression Network retweeted
Join our next Centre for Analytics (CfA) webinar with Dr. Frank Rudzicz on AI-driven mental health diagnosis through speech analysis.
đź“… March 5, 12-1pm EST
Through the OBI's CfA, Dr. Rudzicz's team is developing the Voice for Mental Health tool — analyzing sentiment, tone, word choice, and speech patterns to enable earlier detection, diagnosis, and ongoing monitoring of mental health conditions.
Dr. Rudzicz's work could enable earlier detection and monitoring of depression, bipolar disorder & anxiety.
Register: tinyurl.com/cfa-frank-rudzic…
We’re excited to share that our newest dataset, featuring data from over 400 participants across Canada, is now available on Brain-CODE!
The dataset was developed in partnership with people with lived experience and supported by our friends at the @OntarioBrain and @BrainCanada. It includes structural MRI data, clinical and psychiatric history, demographics, health questionnaires, work and social adjustment scales, quality-of-life indicators, and more! đź§
To learn more, check out the post below or explore the dataset here: braincode.ca/
Now on Brain-CODE: @CANBIND's ENABLE (Enabling Neuroscience research Approaches for Brain, feeLings and Emotions) clinical platform.
Developed in partnership with people with lived experience and supported by the OBI and @BrainCanada, this baseline dataset includes data from 400+ participants with depressive disorder and bipolar disorder across 9 Canadian sites.
🧠Explore the dataset at: braincode.ca
The CAN-BIND Depression Network retweeted
Now on Brain-CODE: @CANBIND's ENABLE (Enabling Neuroscience research Approaches for Brain, feeLings and Emotions) clinical platform.
Developed in partnership with people with lived experience and supported by the OBI and @BrainCanada, this baseline dataset includes data from 400+ participants with depressive disorder and bipolar disorder across 9 Canadian sites.
🧠Explore the dataset at: braincode.ca
The CAN-BIND Depression Network retweeted
Abstract submissions are open for Mathison-Littmann Research Day—a chance to showcase your work and celebrate the breadth of mental health research.
🗓️Deadline: February 13, 2026
đź“ŤEvent date: Friday, March 13, 2026 (lunch provided!)
🎟️ bit.ly/4sFxF3x
Missed our #YearinReview? We pulled together the highlights, milestones, and moments that defined the past year.
đź”— Visit canbind.ca/yearinreview2025 to see the full recap or head to the link in our bio for more.
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