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Better Nights, Better Days Better Nights, Better Days is an online program offering support and assistance to parents with child The study will begin recruiting in Spring 2016.

Better Nights, Better Days is an online parent training program offering support and assistance to parents who have children with sleeping problems. It was developed by a team of leading sleep researchers in Canada. Please visit www.betternightsbetterdays.ca for more information.

Today is World Mental Health Day! The Better Nights, Better Days team believe that supporting better sleep is an importa...
10/09/2026

Today is World Mental Health Day! The Better Nights, Better Days team believe that supporting better sleep is an important part of supporting mental well-being. Small steps toward healthier sleep habits can make a meaningful difference for children, families, and caregivers!

The Better Nights, Better Days for Children program will be publicly available soon! Sign up to be the first to know when the program is available:

COMING SOON: The Better Nights Better Days Center is a not-for-profit organization focused on the dissemination of evidence-based digital interventions to improve sleep across the lifespan. Please add your email below if you would like to stay up to date with exciting announcements and program avail...

Join Dr. Penny Corkum at the ILAT Global ADHD Summit! She will be talking about When ADHD Keeps You Awake: Understanding...
10/06/2026

Join Dr. Penny Corkum at the ILAT Global ADHD Summit! She will be talking about When ADHD Keeps You Awake: Understanding and Managing Insomnia Across the Lifespan.

Register here: https://ilatglobal.org

Research participation opportunity!! 📣 A research team from the University of Guelph is looking to hear from autistic yo...
08/25/2026

Research participation opportunity!! 📣 A research team from the University of Guelph is looking to hear from autistic youth and their caregivers about a Social Story resource to support vaccination experiences.

Dr. Penny Corkum is speaking at the ILAT Global Summit in October! Join her and other   experts for two days of evidence...
07/20/2026

Dr. Penny Corkum is speaking at the ILAT Global Summit in October! Join her and other experts for two days of evidence- and case-based learning. She will be talking about When ADHD Keeps You Awake: Understanding and Managing Insomnia Across the Lifespan.

Register here: https://ilatglobal.org

– Institute for Lifespan ADHD Training

Corkum LABS was well represented at the Canadian Psychological Association Conference in Montreal! Dr. Corkum and a numb...
06/09/2026

Corkum LABS was well represented at the Canadian Psychological Association Conference in Montreal! Dr. Corkum and a number of students attended. Clinical Psychology PhD student, Mya Dockrill, presented on the ABCs of SLEEPING for Adults program; Clinical Psychology PhD student, Alzena Ilie, organized and led a number of panels discussing issues impacting psychological trainees; and Dr. Penny Corkum received her CPA Fellow award, along with her colleague and lead of the adult research hub, Dr. Sheila Garland! It was also great to have incoming honours student, Sophie LeBlanc, attend the conference!

Dr. Penny Corkum had the opportunity to present at the International Pediatric Sleep Association 2026 Congress in Floren...
04/23/2026

Dr. Penny Corkum had the opportunity to present at the International Pediatric Sleep Association 2026 Congress in Florence, Italy. She presented in two symposia: 1) Understanding Sleep in ADHD: Experimental, observational, and clinical perspectives, where she presented along with her colleagues from the US - Dr. Stephen Becker, Dr. Jessica Lunsford-Avery, and Dr. Alison Pritchard; and 2) Indigenous sleep across the globe: What do we know and what can we learn?, in which she presented along with Dr. Sarah Blunden from AUS, Dr. Osman Ipsiroglu from Canada, and Dr. Justine Camp from New Zealand. Both talks were well attended and resulted in interesting discussions!!

In addition to these two symposia, there was great presentations given by other members of the Better Nights, Better Days and Sleep Across the Lifespan team, including Dr. Elizabeth Keys (British Columbia), Dr. Megan Thomas (Nova Scotia), and Dr. Marie-Helene Pennestri (Quebec).

To learn more about the conference and presentations, see the IPSA 2026 program: https://ipsa2026.abstractserver.com/program/ #/program/1/horizontal

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