Featured Publications
A selection of literature led by McCain Centre research leads and collaborators
Let's Talk Gender: Ten Things Transgender and Nonbinary Youth Want All Researchers to Know
Mahalia Dixon, Lisa D. Hawke, Jacqueline Relihan, Karleigh Darnay, Jo Henderson | Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, July, 2022
About Let's Talk Gender: Ten Things Transgender and Nonbinary Youth Want All Researchers to KnowEnhancing researcher capacity to engage youth in research: Researchers' engagement experiences, barriers and capacity development priorities
Lisa D. Hawke, Karleigh Darnay, Jacqueline Relihan, Mohammad Khaleghi-Moghaddam, Skye Barbic, Lisa Lachance, Shelly Ben-David, Marion Brown, Srividya Iyer, Gloria Chaim, Sophie Soklaridis, Sean A. Kidd, Tanya Halsall, Steve Mathias, Jo Henderson | Health Expectations, March, 2020
About Enhancing researcher capacity to engage youth in research: Researchers' engagement experiences, barriers and capacity development prioritiesEngaging youth in research planning, design and execution: Practical recommendations for researchers
Lisa D. Hawke, Jacqueline Relihan, Joshua Miller, Emma McCann, Jessica Rong, Karleigh Darnay, Samantha Docherty, Gloria Chaim, Jo Henderson | Health Expectations, June, 2018
About Engaging youth in research planning, design and execution: Practical recommendations for researchersImplementation of a youth-adult partnership model in youth mental health systems research: Challenges and successes
Olivia S. Heffernan, Tyson M. Herzog, Jordana E. Schiralli, Lisa D. Hawke, Gloria Chaim, Jo Henderson | Health Expectations, March, 2017
About Implementation of a youth-adult partnership model in youth mental health systems research: Challenges and successesA Systematic Review and Evaluation of Clinical Practice Guidelines for Children and Youth with Disruptive Behavior: Rigor of Development and Recommendations for Use
Brendan F. Andrade, Darren Courtney, Stephanie Duda, Madison Aitken, Stephanie G. Craig, Peter Szatmari, Jo Henderson, Kathryn Bennett | Clinical Child and Family Psychology Review, March, 2019
About A Systematic Review and Evaluation of Clinical Practice Guidelines for Children and Youth with Disruptive Behavior: Rigor of Development and Recommendations for UseYouth engagement in the YouthCan IMPACT trial
Jo Henderson, Lisa D. Hawke, Jacqueline Relihan | Canadian Medical Association Journal, November, 2018
About Youth engagement in the YouthCan IMPACT trialGoing virtual: youth attitudes toward and experiences of virtual mental health and substance use services during the COVID-19 pandemic
Lisa D Hawke, Natasha Y Sheikhan, Karen MacCon, Jo Henderson | BMC Psychiatry, April, 2021
About Going virtual: youth attitudes toward and experiences of virtual mental health and substance use services during the COVID-19 pandemicEarly Adolescent Substance Use and Mental Health Problems and Service Utilisation in a School-based Sample
Elizabeth Brownlie, Joseph H. Beitchman, Gloria Chaim, David A. Wolfe, Brian Rush, Jo Henderson | The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, June, 2018
About Early Adolescent Substance Use and Mental Health Problems and Service Utilisation in a School-based SampleYouth internalizing symptoms are associated with youth and caregiver readiness to engage in mental health treatment
Tatiana Djurovic, Anjali Suri, Brendan F. Andrade | Translational Issues in Psychological Sciences, January, 2025
About Youth internalizing symptoms are associated with youth and caregiver readiness to engage in mental health treatmentMeasuring functioning among youth using the Columbia impairment scale: investigating dimensionality and measurement invariance among 14-17 year olds using mental health services and their caregivers
Kristin Cleverley, Sarah Brennenstuhl, Peter Szatmari, Lisa D. Hawke, Karolin R. Krause, Amy Cheung, Jacqueline Relihan, Mahalia Dixon, Jo Henderson | BMC Psychiatry, March, 2025
About Measuring functioning among youth using the Columbia impairment scale: investigating dimensionality and measurement invariance among 14-17 year olds using mental health services and their caregivers