Natasha Fernandes pour son article, Dignity Therapy Within a Mood Inpatient Population.
Naomi Mudachi, The stalking of psychiatrists: A comprehensive approach to prevention and management.
Ratika Srivastava de l’Université de Calgary pour son article, Dissociative Identities as Allies and Enemies: The Development of Dissociative Identity Disorder in Childhood Trauma Victims.
Joshua Lai de l’université de la Colombie-Britannique pour son article : “Reclaiming Trapped Limbs”: Current and Emerging Treatment Strategies for Motor Conversion Disorder.
Derrick Tam de l’Université Queen’s a remporté le prix cette année pour son article : A meta-analysis of agomelatine versus placebo for the treatment of major depressive episode.
Gregory Costain de l’Université de Toronto, s’est valu ce prix pour son article intitulé : The Genetics of Schizophrenia: A Guide for Mental Healthcare Providers, Patients, and Relatives.
Alexander McGirr, a été reconnue pour son article The Heritability of Depression: a review of genetic epidemiology and molecular linkage studies.
Martha LeBlanc, Depression in long-term care facilities: Helping seniors cope in their final years.
Layla Dabby a été reconnue pour son article How recovered is ‘recovered enough’? A multi-dimensional, qualitative model of recovery from eating disorders.
Nicole Koziel a été reconnue pour son article Evaluating Art in Mental Health: Quality of Life Outcomes in Workman Arts Members.
Shira Taylor a été reconnue pour son article Regaining Faith: Defining a Role for Religious Communities in Recovery from Eating Disorder.
