Since 2012, KPMG has generously supported the development of HRI’s flagship model for monitoring progress and outcomes in mental health and addiction treatment. We are pleased to announce new funding from KPMG that will enable the expansion of HRI’s system for broader use in Ontario and beyond.
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A growing demand for digital mental health tools has revealed striking shortcomings related to safety, privacy and efficacy in the mental health app market. In this update, find out how HRI has been helping to improve digital tools since 2019.
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We are pleased to welcome Braeden Terpou, PhD, to the HRI team as a Post-Doctoral Fellow. Joining us through the Mitacs Elevate program, Dr. Terpou is using brain imaging to improve our understanding of trauma and its impact on the brain. Find out how his discoveries will help to inform better care for people living […]
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Reserve your spot now for our next HRI Talks event on January 26, a free virtual discussion featuring Dr. Emma Allen-Vercoe.
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Thank you to everyone who supported our Holiday Giving Campaign – you helped us break a new campaign record!
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Please join us for our next HRI Talks event on November 3. In this free public talk, we explore the vital need to measure and monitor the progress that people make when they receive substance use and mental health treatment services.
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We are pleased to share some of our greatest success stories from the past year, thanks to our donors, funders, supporters, and partners. It was a year like no other, but in the face of a global pandemic, HRI was resilient.
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Unique collaboration between Homewood Health, McMaster University, and Homewood Research Institute will advance learning and share information with academic, research, and treatment professionals.
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GUELPH, ON, September 23, 2021 – Dr. Ronald Schlegel, Chair of the Board of Directors of Homewood Research Institute (HRI), is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Sidney (Sid) Kennedy, MD, FRCPC, FRC Psych, as Executive Director of Homewood Research Institute (HRI).
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Congratulations to Emily Levitt, who is this year’s recipient of the Darlene Walton Scholarship Award! This award recognizes students who demonstrate excellence in mental health and addiction research, doing work that enhances practice.
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