Early-life #multimorbidity and its ripple effects—
Dr. Ferro, @arch_lab director, presents an epidemiological study at #CSEB2025 on psychosocial and health behaviour outcomes linked to complex childhood health profiles. Big-picture insights into long-term impacts 🧠📊
@arch_lab PhD student Dominique Basque maps out health-related #qualityoflife trajectories in youth with chronic physical illness—and their siblings.
Her @csebsceb 2025 posters highlight how illness impacts the whole family over time #CSEB2025
Emma Littler, PhD candidate w/ the @arch_lab, is @csebsceb 2025 presenting posters illustrating how hair cortisol levels relate to psychopathology in children with chronic physical illness—& how parent stress and mental health may shape these links! 🧠💇♀️ #CSEB2025 @emma_littler5
Another packed house for Dr. Danielle Fearon, former postdoc w/ @ARCH_Lab, @csebsceb 2025. Her talk highlights how #multiborbidity increases vulnerability for unhappiness, suicidal ideation, and #suicide attempts in 🇨🇦 #youth
It's a full house for @arch_lab's PhD Candidate Melissa Elgie's talk @csebsceb 2025 Conference! Melissa described how parental anxiety is associated with poorer #mentalhealth in kids with #physicalillness - this effect is moderated by parent stress & family functioning.
Thanks for this opportunity! It was great to chat with Jonah & Aryan on the Beyond the Books podcast about @ARCH_Lab research, #child #multimorbidity, and the #mentalhealth of #youth during #COVID19.
Podcast: anchor.fm/beyond-the-books
@uwaterloohealth @UWaterlooSPHS @UWResearch
I was very pleased to be invited to participate on the Mental Health Panel Discussion during CP-NET's Science and Family Day. Watch it here vimeo.com/380108526
I am honoured to have been invited to give the Robert L Smith Keynote Lecture for the Medical Psychiatry Alliance at @SickKidsNews. Thank you for the opportunity to exchange ideas to understand the intersection of #physicalillness & #mentalillness in #children. @ahswaterloo
Congratulations to @ARCH_Lab & @UWSPHHS student, Jennie Tang, who successfully defended her MSc thesis examining #mentalillness among #emergingadults with #cancer.
Poster sessions are great for engaging with other researchers...and it's always exciting to be nominated for a new investigator award! #ISOQOL18












