A new UWindsor research project to study ways of managing ADHD is looking for children in grades four and five who have been diagnosed with the disorder to participate in a study.
The 12-week program, which will run two evenings a week, will operate in a small group setting in which children will be getting physical exercise or learning to meditate to manage their symptoms.
Two UWindsor psychology professors will discuss their work with the Sport-related Concussion Centre in a free public presentation Friday.
The Psychological Services and Research Centre offers a group treatment program for adults with symptoms of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.
The Psychological Services and Research Centre offers a group treatment program for adults with symptoms of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.
The Psychological Services and Research Centre offers a group treatment program for adults with symptoms of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.
The Psychological Services and Research Centre offers a group treatment program for adults with symptoms of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.
UWindsor professors Cheri McGowan, Kendall Soucie and Josée Jarry are teaming up to study whether Ashtanga yoga benefits breast cancer survivors.
UWindsor professors Cheri McGowan, Kendall Soucie and Josée Jarry are teaming up to study whether Ashtanga yoga benefits breast cancer survivors.
Psychology professor Ben Kuo will lead the Windsor portion of a national study into the long-term integration of Syrian refugees into Canadian life.
Psychology professor Ben Kuo will lead the Windsor portion of a national study into the long-term integration of Syrian refugees into Canadian life.
Psychology student Mary-Allison Lapuz won Thursday’s DailyNews trivia contest and free tickets to the recital “In the Key of Beethoven.”
Director Alex Williams will discuss issues raised by his film The Pass System following a free public screening Wednesday in Vanier Hall.
UWindsor students Michelle Krieger, Janny Lau and Myla Picco each received a $5,000 Athena Scholarship for their academic and community leadership.
Seeds4Hope administrator Michael Dufresne congratulates grant recipients Josée Jarry, Sindu Kanjeekal, and John Hudson.
Three UWindsor researchers will receive a total of almost $228,000 in two-year Seeds4Hope grants from the Windsor Cancer Centre Foundation.
