Martin Lepage
Associate Professor
Psychiatry
McGill University
Canada
Biography
Dr. Lepage is an Associate Professor of psychiatry at McGill University and the Director of the Brain Imaging Group of the Douglas Mental Health University Institute. Dr. Lepage and his team are using structural and functional neuroimaging techniques to explore the neural correlates of memory problems and their relation to specific symptoms in schizophrenia. Another important area of interest is the development of neurocognitive and neuroimaging markers of clinical outcome in people with a first episode of psychosis. His group is also studying the psychological and neural determinants of insight in people with schizophrenia. Dr. Lepage also works as a clinical psychologist at the PEPP-Montreal clinic, where he oversees the CBT service
Research Interest
brain imaging, cognitive-behavioural therapy, schizophrenia
Publications
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Tumor Cell Invasion Induced by Radiation in Balb/C Mouse is Prevented by the Cox-2 Inhibitor NS-398. Lemay R, Lepage M, Tremblay L, Therriault H, Charest G, Paquette B.
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The relative contributions of social cognition and self-reflectiveness to clinical insight in enduring schizophrenia. Béland S, Lepage M.
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Strategy for Semantic Association Memory (SESAME) training: Effects on brain functioning in schizophrenia. Guimond S, Béland S, Lepage M.
