Posts Tagged ‘religion’

Religion and spirituality in the context of bipolar disorder: a literature review

October 5th, 2011 by webadmin

This article by Barb Pesut, Nancy Clark, Victoria Maxwell and Erin Michalak, reviews current literature which explores the role of religion and spirituality for individuals with BD and its relevance as a means of coping and explaining the condition.

CREST.BD News

New study: Metacognition and Bipolar Disorder

Team members Dr. Ivan Torres (Principle Investigator), Dr. Erin Michalak (Co-Investigator), and Dr. Lakshmi Yatham (Co-Investigator) recently obtained $210,000 in CIHR funding to support a 3-year study entitled: “Metacognition in Bipolar Disorder and Functional Outcome and Quality of Life (QOL).” The study will increase understanding of specific cognitive processes that best predict functional outcomes and quality of life in BD. MORE »

Posted May 11, 2012

New BC-based genetic counseling service first of its kind in the world

CREST.BD researcher, Jehannine Austin has recently launched a provincial, psychiatric genetic counselling service in British Columbia. MORE »

Posted May 8, 2012

Posts Tagged ‘religion’

Religion and spirituality in the context of bipolar disorder: a literature review

CREST.BD News

New study: Metacognition and Bipolar Disorder

New BC-based genetic counseling service first of its kind in the world

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