Tanisse Epp MSc
@tanisse-epp.bsky.social
🎓Ph.D. student in Neuroscience @ Carleton U 👩💻Identifying the neural mechanisms underlying stigma 🤝PT research associate @ CAPSA 🤪 just trying to have fun *Views are my own and do not reflect those of CAPSA or Carleton University
‼️ Participate in a Research Study on Substance Use Health and Stigma‼️ ✨ Who can participate? ✅ Anyone 19 years or older ✅ Currently living in Canada Complete a 20-minute online survey to help us know more about stigma across the substance use spectrum. lnkd.in/eJx8uWM7
3 races, 36.1 kms, 2 personal bests! A successful #OttawaRaceWeekend! I proved to myself that I could work through mental barriers and do hard things. Grateful for the lively spectators & the incredible running community in Ottawa 💛
📢 🇨🇦 Participate in a Research Study on Substance Use Health and Stigma! Please share widely! 🔗 Take the survey here: cuhealth.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...
‼️ Participate in a Research Study on Substance Use Health and Stigma‼️ ✨ Who can participate? ✅ Anyone 19 years or older ✅ Currently living in Canada Complete a 20-minute online survey to help us know more about stigma across the substance use spectrum. lnkd.in/eJx8uWM7
📢 Exciting new publication from my PhD student, Tanisse Epp! Did you know university students who abstain from alcohol may face stigma? Tanisse’s new study explores mental health & stigma among students who abstain from or consume alcohol on Canadian campuses. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Mental health, substance use, and stigmatization: A comparison of Canadian university students who abstain from or consume alcohol
While alcohol consumption among young adults in Canadian post-secondary settings has been widely studied, the experiences of students who abstain from…
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Just wrapped an incredible Brain & Mental Health Art Show! We fundraised for the Youth Services Bureau of Ottawa, featured 24 amazing local donors, & showcased +100 art pieces. Huge thanks to our sponsors, volunteers, the amazing auctioneer Alfie & my co-lead Nikita! See you next year, artists!
Lots of new connections lately, so an intro is needed! I’m a 2nd yr neuro PhD student at Carleton U, developing a neural measure of SU stigma (using EEG/IAT). I also work w. CAPSA (nonprofit), blending research & lived experience to reduce stigma thru SU health in practice/research Also I 💛 my 🐶
Dear Canada: tomorrow is Election Day. This is Mark Carney. Hint, hint.
Wrapping up a wonderful 3 day celebration of biological psychiatry at #SOBP2025 in Toronto. Strong representation from the Ottawa clinical neuroscience community 🧠👩🏽🔬📊
I am so thrilled to have so much interest in this work - thank you very much!! We are working diligently to publish these important findings amidst the swinging political pendulum we find ourselves in. Stay tuned!! Abstract: www.biologicalpsychiatryjournal.com/article/S000...
Come visit poster 215 today to see (@brainsbeesbikes.bsky.social) TNP2 lab’s technologist’s recent exploration into individualized resting state connectivity analyses in Trauma Exposed Controls, PTSD and acute THC administration #SOBP2025
An absolutely incredible talk by @dupatton.bsky.social! So many implications and tips for engaging with communities and the important of community expertise in our research!
Dr. Samantha Fede@samantha-fede.bsky.social · last yr.Saturday of ##SOBP2025 starts at 8am(!!) but we're here for exciting talks on AI. Dr. Desmond Patton presents important work on social media and gun violence. Highlights important interactions between virtual and physical neighborhoods and discussing CASM- with caution on potential misuse.
Talk about application opportunities!! What an incredible presentation by Dina Katabi!
Joni Coleman@jonicoleman.bsky.social · last yr.#SOBP2025 Finally in this session is Dina Katabi on detecting antidepressant use from nocturnal breathing. Broad idea: monitor health non-invasively. We're able to detect a lot of information (breathing, sleep, interaction, gait speed) from disruption to wireless signals interpreted by AI
Really inspiring presentation by Edward Chang today at #SOBP2025!
Joni Coleman@jonicoleman.bsky.social · last yr.#SOBP2025 Next is Edward Chang, discussing decoding the brain for neuropsychiatric therapies. Deep brain stimulation for depression. Technology is outdated compared to cardiac pacemakers, does not account for the dynamic nature of the brain
Come check out my poster (#305) on themes of stigma across Canadian subreddits at #SOBP2025! We (@drkimhellemans.bsky.social) used a novel zero-shot learning approach - ask me what that means!!
