The goal of the Waypoint Research Institute is to advance evidence-based mental health and addictions research. Communicating the findings of research is key to achieving this goal.  The Institute’s researchers publish their findings in leading peer-review scientific journals. In addition, Waypoint Research Institute Research Summaries provide brief, non-technical overviews of projects conducted by the team and their collaborators.

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	A common language for assessing the risk of intimate partner violence (IPV)		Developing and validating a tool to measure moral injury in a forensic psychiatric population
	Using diet and nutrition to manage aggression in children and youth		The impacts of COVID-19 measures on the lives of people who use opioids and those closest to them
	Increasing capacity in forensic patient-oriented research		Addressing disparities in forensic mental healthcare for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour)
	Acquired brain injury (ABI) among men in a high-secure forensic hospital		Childhood adversity, antisociality, and suicidal behaviour among men in a high-secure forensic hospital
	A scoping review of reviews of the biopsychosocial factors associated with intimate partner violence (IPV)		Understanding coercive control in 2SLGBTQQIA+ communities
	Examining data from a U.S. nationally representative cohort of adults who self-report violence		Reducing suicide attempts and self-harm among inpatients
	A preventative online mental health program for youth		Improving youth mental wellbeing through a mindfulness-based program