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Dr. Shalini Lal Invited as a Panel Expert at McGill’s HBHL Symposium! | Dre Shalini Lal invitée comme experte panéliste au symposium HBHL de McGill!

Shalini Lal

Dr. Shalini Lal participated in a panel alongside Drs. Amal Abdel-Baki and Synthia Guimond, moderated by Dr. Martin Lepage, at McGill’s Healthy Brains, Healthy Lives (HBHL) Symposium, held from May 6–7, 2025.

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Invited Talk on PRISM at a Series of Webinars on Youth Mental Health | Conférence invitée sur PRISM lors d'une série de webinaires sur la santé mentale des jeunes

Shalini Lal

On October 25, our Lab Director, Shalini Lal, was an invited speaker for a webinar presentation on how innovative technology can transform and support health care systems for young people.

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Health Sciences Student Symposium | Symposium d’étudiant en sciences de la santé «Recherche, Clinique et Société — construisons ensemble les pratiques de demain»

Shalini Lal

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Our Lab embraces the conviction that science should not be reserved for the few, but can be a lantern lighting the way for all. It was in this spirit that we participated in the interdisciplinary student knowledge translation event, "Recherche, Clinique et Société - construisons ensemble les pratiques de demain", held on November 10 at the Campus MIL, Université de Montréal. The event, conceived BY students FOR students  featured a series of activities, including café style discussions, a conference, and oral and poster presentations. Student presenters received very insightful feedback from individuals representing the public along with the academic community on how best to communicate their projects to a wide audience. We congratulate the 23 participants from a variety of health science programs for taking part in the feedback exercise! In all, about 70 people took part in the event. The Lab is proud to be among them, and to have actively contributed to the event's success!

We congratulate our members Tania Sabatino, co-coordinator of the event, Dr. Shalini Lal, moderator of the discussion cafés, Nagi Abuzeid, oral presenter for his scientific project, and Samuel St-Amour and Orlando Lopez, jury members for the oral and poster presentations.


Notre laboratoire est convaincu que la science ne doit pas être réservée à une minorité, mais qu'elle peut être une lanterne qui éclaire le chemin de tout·e·s. C'est dans cet esprit que nous avons participé à l'événement interdisciplinaire étudiant de vulgarisation , «Recherche, Clinique et Société - construisons ensemble les pratiques de demain», qui s'est tenu le 10 novembre au Campus MIL de l'Université de Montréal. L'événement, conçu PAR et POUR les étudiant·e·s comprenait une série d'activités, notamment des cafés-discussions, une conférence et des présentations orales et par affiche. Les étudiant·e·s qui ont présenté leur projet ont reçu des commentaires très pertinents de la part de représentant·e·s du public et de la communauté universitaire sur la meilleure façon de communiquer leurs projets à un large public. Nous félicitons les 23 participant·e·s provenant de différents programmes des sciences de la santé pour avoir pris part à cet exercice de rétroaction! Au total, environ 70 personnes ont participé à l'événement. Le laboratoire est fier d'être parmi elles et d'avoir contribué activement au succès de l'événement !

Nous félicitons nos membres Tania Sabatino, co-coordinatrice de l'événement, Prof. Shalini Lal, modératrice des cafés-discussions, Nagi Abuzeid, présentateur oral pour son projet scientifique, ainsi que Samuel St-Amour et Orlando Lopez, membres du jury pour les présentations orales et par affiche.

Just published! | Tout Juste Publié! “A Digital Psychosocial Intervention to Support Recovery and Prevent Relapse in Individuals Receiving Treatment for Psychosis”

Shalini Lal

Check out this recent publication! Our lab director Dr. Shalini Lal, along with colleagues and YMHTech lab graduate student Nagi Abouzeid were published in the latest issue of CPA’s “Psynopsis” on telepsychology!

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Our YMHTech Lab Director Dr. Shalini Lal will be attending the 2nd International Youth Mental Health Conference on June 9th and 10th 2023!

Shalini Lal

We are thrilled to announce that our YMHTech lab director, Dr. Shalini Lal, will be attending the 2nd International Youth Mental Health Conference on June 9th and 10th 2023 in Hong-Kong to give an invited talk!

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Our YMHTech lab director, Dr. Shalini Lal, presented at the SIRS 2023 Annual Congress! | Notre directrice de laboratoire a présenté au congrès annuel SIRS 2023!

Shalini Lal

Our YMHTech lab director, Dr. Shalini Lal, presented at the SIRS 2023 Annual Congress! | Notre directrice de SJMtechno laboratoire avons présenté au congrès annuel SIRS 2023!

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Just published! | Tout juste publié! “Experiences of a Digital Mental Health Intervention from the Perspectives of Young People Recovering from First-Episode Psychosis: A Focus Group Study”

Shalini Lal

Check out our recent publication! Our lab director Dr. Shalini Lal, along with lab members, and colleagues published an article titled “Experiences of a Digital Mental Health Intervention from the Perspectives of Young People Recovering from First-Episode Psychosis: A Focus Group Study” in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (IJERPH).

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Just published! | Tout juste publié ! “Clinician perspectives on providing telepsychiatry services to young adults with first-episode psychosis during COVID-19”

Shalini Lal

Check out our recent publication! Our lab director Dr. Shalini Lal, in collaboration with Dr. Amal Abdel-Baki and Dr. Rossana Peredo, published an article titled “Clinician perspectives on providing telepsychiatry services to young adults with first-episode psychosis during COVID-19” in the Early Intervention in Psychiatry journal.

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Just published! | Tout juste publié! “Digital health innovation to prevent relapse and support recovery in young people with first-episode psychosis: A pilot study of Horyzons-Canada.”

Shalini Lal

Just Published! Nature Schizophrenia recently published “Digital health innovation to prevent relapse and support recovery in young people with first-episode psychosis: A pilot study of Horyzons-Canada” by our YMHTech lab director Dr. Shalini Lal in collaboration with researchers from the University of Melbourne, Australian Catholic University (ACU), and McGill University, along with members of our team.

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Recently published! | Récemment publié ! “Use of technology to provide mental health services to youth experiencing homelessness: Scoping review”

Shalini Lal

Check out our recent publication! YMHtech lab director Dr. Shalini Lal published an article titled “Use of technology to provide mental health services to youth experiencing homelessness: Scoping review” in collaboration with lab members Sarah Elias, Vida Sieu and Dr. Rossana Peredo, in the Journal of Medical Internet Research (JMIR).

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Recently published! | Récemment publié ! “Young Adults’ Perspectives on Factors Related to Relapse After First-Episode Psychosis: Qualitative Focus Group Study”

Shalini Lal

Check out our recent publication! YMHtech lab director Dr. Shalini Lal in collaboration with lab members and colleagues recently published an article titled “Young Adults’ Perspectives on Factors Related to Relapse After First-Episode Psychosis: Qualitative Focus Group Study”.

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Recently published! | Récemment publié ! "Mental Health Problems Among Youth with Childhood-Onset Physical Disabilities

Shalini Lal

Our lab director Dr. Lal and co-authors Stephanie Tremblay, Danielle Starcevic, Melina Mauger-Lavigne, and Dr. Dana Anaby completed a scoping review on the extent and nature of research pertaining to mental health problems in youth with childhood-onset physical disabilities, which has important implications for access to mental health care.

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