Queen's Partnership on Neurodevelopment

Queen's Partnership on Neurodevelopment We are group of researchers and clinicians working to better understand neurodevelopmental disorders What is Q-POND? What does Q-POND do?

A group of researchers and clinicians at Queen’s University (Kingston, ON) working in collaboration with many other researchers and clinicians at various research institutions across Canada. Recruits research participants both with and without Neurodevelopmental Disorders (such as Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, Intellectual Disability, OCD, Tourette Syndrome and some related genetic syndromes such as Down Syndrome, Fragile X Syndrome, and Rett Syndrome). This research group has been actively recruiting for various studies for Autism Spectrum Disorder since 2001 (www.AutismResearch.com ) but now has the opportunity to expand their studies to these additional disorders. How do I become a research participant? Sign up at https://qparc.ca/registration/ to let us know you are interested in joining the Q-POND Studies Registry. Someone from our research group will then contact you to discuss the research program and your potential participation in particular studies. You will be under no obligation to participate.

Here is a talk my research team (POND) is hosting. This month's focus is on parental stress management. Led by psycholog...
03/19/2024

Here is a talk my research team (POND) is hosting. This month's focus is on parental stress management. Led by psychologist, senior scientist at The Hospital for Sick Children, and POND executive member Dr. Jennifer Crosbie, this session promises to be both informative and engaging. Dr. Crosbie will guide a conversation on parental stress management, offering invaluable strategies. Through interactive dialogue, attendees will have the opportunity to explore successful approaches that have worked for families experiencing high parental stress.

Date: Wednesday, March 27
Time: 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM EST
Location: Zoom (Online)

Follow the link to register.

Join us for this month's topic of discussion: Parental Stress Management.

09/06/2023

But the field needs to move on from cross-sectional studies to gain insights into the causes and consequences of the association, experts say.

The largest whole-genome sequencing study in autistic children, youth, and non-autistic parents and siblings is out now!...
11/28/2022

The largest whole-genome sequencing study in autistic children, youth, and non-autistic parents and siblings is out now! Researchers captured all different types of genetic changes and found 134 autism-related genes.
https://pond-network.ca/whole-genome-sequence-annotation/

04/01/2022

We're back with a super program of webinars, in-person activities and on-demand materials. Watch for registration information and more details coming soon!

Science Odyssey Science Rendezvous Limestone District School Board Algonquin and Lakeshore Catholic District School Board Leon's Centre Queen's Faculty of Education Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science - Queen's University SNOLAB McDonald Institute Nserc Canada

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