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Alana Dietrich, Emma Climie and Laura Gordon combat mental health concerns for students with ADHD in new group-based program. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of 不良研究所

New program aims to ease transition to university life for U不良研究所 students with ADHD

Carla Bertsch advocates for victims/survivors of sexual violence, especially the mental health impact for students, faculty and staff. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of 不良研究所

Hero in our midst: Carla Bertsch champions mental health for sexual violence victims/survivors

Lean on me: Students help students combat mental health concerns

Legal cannabis is on the horizon and it was an O'Brien Institute document that helped inform Alberta's policy strategy. Pixabay photo by Stay Regular licensed under Creative Commons

Taking care of canna-business: How U不良研究所 marijuana research informed Alberta's strategy

The technology within the clinic includes a recording system that allows supervisors to provide instant feedback to their students without interrupting a session.

Cutting-edge technology represents gold standard in clinical psychology training

The University of 不良研究所's state-of-the-art, in-house psychology clinic officially opened on Nov. 21, 2017. Photos by Riley Brandt, University of 不良研究所

$3.5-million alumni gift establishes state-of-the-art University of 不良研究所 Psychology Clinic

Training facilities in the new clinic, such as recording systems that allow supervisors to monitor sessions and provide feedback in real time, will give students a competitive edge as they move forward with their careers. Photos by Riley Brandt, University of 不良研究所

New mental health resource a wellspring of opportunities for treatment, teaching and research

U不良研究所 substance abuse expert urges compassion and science-based response to growing drug problem

An HBI research team led by Bruce Pike is using a new technology called magnetic resonance guided focused ultrasound for non-invasive brain surgeries. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of 不良研究所

Focused ultrasound offers promising alternative to invasive brain surgery

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