|
Please note: During the COVID/Corona virus situation, regular services and events provided by organizations may be changed or even shut down. Check for updates on their webpage and/or call them directly. |
DISCLAIMER -- Private practice individuals are listed for informational purposes only. Although we do our best to ensure that only qualified professionals are listed in our directory, we do not have the ability to individually screen every listing. Prior to seeing any individual, it is recommended that you check with the appropriate professional organization to ensure their qualifications.
|
Mood Disorders Centre of Ottawa
Private practice
Registered with College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario
|
The aim of MDCO is to advance research into the nature and treatment of mood disorders, and to integrate this research with exemplary clinical care to our subjects.
As part of our clinical activities we provide comprehensive consultations to devise treatment for people with recurrent mood disorders. We feel we can be particularly helpful to patients with various types of bipolar disorders and treatment-resistant depressions that include some bipolar features.
We work with both adults and children/adolescents, in particular with the offspring of parents with mood disorders. Understanding the situation in the whole family is very important in helping effectively people suffering from mood disorders, and continuing care is essential for preventing recurrences of abnormal moods.
As part of our clinical activities we provide comprehensive consultations to devise treatment for people with recurrent mood disorders. We feel we can be particularly helpful to patients with various types of bipolar disorders and treatment-resistant depressions that include some bipolar features.
We work with both adults and children/adolescents, in particular with the offspring of parents with mood disorders. Understanding the situation in the whole family is very important in helping effectively people suffering from mood disorders, and continuing care is essential for preventing recurrences of abnormal moods.
This resource is listed under these topics
Last modified Sep 18, 2013 9:54pm
