Author

Nazanin Alavi

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Biography

Nazanin Alavi, Department of Psychiatry, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada. Nazanin Alavi has published numerous research papers and articles in reputed journals and has various other achievements in the related studies and has extended valuable service towards the scientific community with extensive research work.
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Relationship between bullying and suicidal behaviour in youth presenting to the emergency department
N Alavi, T Reshetukha, E Prost, K Antoniak, C Patel, S Sajid, D GrollJournal of the Canadian Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry 26 (2), 70, 2017201
80
2017
Bullying victimization (being bullied) among adolescents referred for urgent psychiatric consultation: prevalence and association with suicidality
N Alavi, N Roberts, C Sutton, N Axas, L RepettiThe Canadian Journal of Psychiatry 60 (10), 427-431, 2015201
76
2015
Online Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
N Alavi, M OmraniSpringer International Publishing, 2019201
29
2019
Online CBT is effective in overcoming cultural and language barriers in patients with depression
N Alavi, A Hirji, C Sutton, F NaeemJournal of Psychiatric Practice 22 (1), 2-8, 2016201
28
2016
Using the online psychotherapy tool to address mental health problems in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic: protocol for an electronically delivered cognitive behavioral …
N Alavi, M Yang, C Stephenson, N Nikjoo, N Malakouti, G Layzell, ...JMIR research protocols 9 (12), e913, 2020202
24
2020
The efficacy of PowerPoint-based CBT delivered through email: breaking the barriers to treatment for generalized anxiety disorder
N Alavi, A HirjiJournal of Psychiatric Practice® 26 (2), 89-100, 2020202
22
2020
Effectiveness of online versus live multi-family psychoeducation group therapy for children and adolescents with mood or anxiety disorders: a pilot study
I Sapru, S Khalid-Khan, E Choi, N Alavi, A Patel, C Sutton, G Odejayi, ...International Journal of Adolescent Medicine and Health 30 (4), 20160069, 2016201
21
2016
Improving suicide risk assessment in the emergency department through physician education and a suicide risk assessment prompt
TR Reshetukha, N Alavi, E Prost, RH Kirkpatrick, S Sajid, C Patel, ...General Hospital Psychiatry 52, 34-40, 202
18
2018
Depression and anxiety following acute myocardial infarction in women
K Liblik, SL Mulvagh, CCT Hindmarch, N Alavi, AM JohriTrends in cardiovascular medicine 32 (6), 341-347, 2022202
18
2022
Cognitive behavioural therapy through powerpoint: efficacy in an adolescent clinical population with depression and anxiety
N Alavi, M Stefanoff, A Hirji, S Khalid-KhanInternational journal of pediatrics 2018, 2018201
14
2018
Effectiveness of delivering dialectical behavioral therapy techniques by email in patients with borderline personality disorder: nonrandomized controlled trial
N Alavi, C Stephenson, M RiveraJMIR Mental Health 8 (4), e27308, 2021202
12
2021
Comparison of parental socio-demographic factors in children and adolescents presenting with internalizing and externalizing disorders
N Alavi, N Roberts, E DeGraceInternational Journal of Adolescent Medicine and Health 2 (2), 2015004, 2017201
9
2017
Bullying including cyber bullying increases the risk of suicidal behaviour
N Alavi, T Reshetukha, E ProstEuropean Psychiatry 30, 209, 2015201
7
2015
Delivering an Online Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Program to Address Mental Health Challenges Faced by Correctional Workers and Other Public Safety Personnel: Protocol for a …
N Alavi, C Stephenson, M Omrani, C Gerritsen, MS Martin, A Knyahnytskyi, ...JMIR Research Protocols 10 (), e30845, 2021202
7
2021
Assessing suicide risk: what is commonly missed in the emergency room?
N Alavi, T Reshetukha, E Prost, K Antoniak, D GrollJournal of Psychiatric Practice 23 (2), 82-91, 20120
7
2017
Feasibility and efficacy of delivering cognitive behavioral therapy through an online psychotherapy tool for depression: Protocol for a randomized controlled trial
N Alavi, C Stephenson, M Yang, A Kumar, Y Shao, S Miller, CS Yee, ...JMIR Research Protocols 10 (6), e27489, 2021202
5
2021
An online mindfulness-based cognitive behavioral therapy intervention for youth diagnosed with major depressive disorders: Protocol for a randomized controlled trial
P Ritvo, ZJ Daskalakis, G Tomlinson, A Ravindran, R Linklater, MK Chang, ...JMIR Research Protocols 8 (7), e1191, 2019201
5
2019
Combining ketamine and internet-based cognitive behavioral therapy for the treatment of posttraumatic stress disorder: protocol for a randomized controlled trial
AE Philipp-Muller, T Reshetukha, G Vazquez, R Milev, D Armstrong, ...JMIR research protocols 10 (7), e3033, 2021202
4
2021
Benefits of digital mental health care interventions for correctional workers and other public safety personnel: a narrative review
E Moghimi, Y Knyahnytska, M Omrani, N Nikjoo, C Stephenson, G Layzell, ...Frontiers in Psychiatry 13, 921527, 2022202
4
2022
What is depression? What is anxiety?
N Alavi, M Omrani, N Alavi, M OmraniOnline Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: An e-Mental Health Approach to …, 2019201
3
2019

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