
Many Canadian Youth Still Struggle to Access Mental Health Care, ARCH Lab Study Shows
A new study from ARCH Lab researchers and colleagues, “Use of and Barriers to Mental Health Services for Youth with Physical‑Mental Multimorbidity: A Nationally Representative

Celebrating Our Newest PhD Graduates: Dominique Basque and Melissa Elgie
The ARCH Lab is thrilled to celebrate a special milestone as two of our PhD students, Dominique Basque and Melissa Elgie, crossed the stage at the

New ARCH Lab Study Finds When Tracking Disability in Children, Parents’ Perspectives Shift, but Results Stay Reliable
A new ARCH Lab study titled “Response shift in parent-reported disability in children with chronic physical illness: results from the MY LIFE study” looks at

Congratulations to ARCH Lab’s Reese Parks on a Successful MSc Thesis Defense
Congratulations to Reese Parks on the successful defense of her MSc thesis under the supervision of Dr. Ferro! Reese’s thesis, “Anxiety disorder agreement among children

New ARCH Lab study examines quality of life in youth with chronic illness—and their siblings
A new ARCH Lab publication “Trajectories of health-related quality of life in youth with chronic physical illness and their siblings,” offers important insights into how chronic

Two ARCH Lab Students Receive CIHR Graduate Scholarships
The ARCH Lab is pleased to announce that two of our MSc students, Lily Eckert and Karina Tamkee, have each been awarded a CIHR Canada

ARCH Lab Adds to Evidence on Physical Activity Challenges for Youth With Chronic Conditions
Researchers from the ARCH Lab recently published a brief peer‑reviewed article in the Journal of Epidemiology and Population Health that adds new insight to existing

Why Children With Chronic Conditions Need Mental Health Screening—Even When They’re “Doing Well”
Published in the journal Child: Care, Health and Development, the ARCH Lab research paper titled “Health Functioning Moderates the Association Between Chronic Conditions and Mental

Mental Health Service Use Among Children with Chronic Illness
A new paper titled “Mental Health Service Use Among Children with Chronic Physical Illness”, published in the Journal of the Canadian Academy of Child and