Practices at the DIX30 Clinic

Dr Senem Ates completed her residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at McGill University, as well as a sub-specialization in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility. She has been practicing gynecology for ten years and is delighted to bring her skills and expertise to the team. She is interested in women’s health, from adolescence to menopause and beyond. Calm, patient and meticulous, Dr Ates will take the time to understand her patients’ concerns and help them optimize their health, both in a preventive approach and when difficulties arise. Fertility optimization, including fertility preservation, is one of her areas of expertise.

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Practices at the Brossard, Boucherville and DIX30 clinic

Dr. Marc Miresco has 15 years of experience as a psychiatrist in a wide variety of roles and settings throughout his career. His background includes serving as a staff psychiatrist at the Jewish General Hospital for 14 years, as well as serving as Director of External Services, where he led a team of 19 psychiatrist and over 50 allied professionals.

Dr. Miresco has worked in rural and remote settings across Canada and was a pioneer in offering home-based telepsychiatry to these communities as far back as a decade ago. He has also worked as a consultant to some of Canada’s largest telemedicine companies, launched his own telepsychiatry clinics, and was the co-founder of a Canadian digital mental health start-up.

Dr. Miresco’s clinical focus is on Mood and Anxiety Disorders, as well as ADHD. His passion is to deliver the highest possible quality of care for his patients and to leverage the potential of digital health tools to quickly identify the optimal treatments for any individual patient.

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Practices at the DIX30 Clinic

Dr. Janie Lanteigne completed her medical and postdoctoral training in psychiatry and child psychiatry at the Université de Sherbrooke. With over 20 years’ experience in child psychiatry, she has also been a clinical professor at the university’s Faculty of Medicine since 2008. She was awarded the title of Founding Fellow for the subspecialty of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, and is also an examiner within this institution for certifications in general psychiatry and child psychiatry.

Her expertise has been particularly developed in the assessment and treatment of anxiety disorders and obsessive-compulsive disorders in children. Aware of the often silent suffering of these young people and the parents who want to help them, Dr. Lanteigne favours an approach that integrates individual and family interventions, using pharmacotherapy only when necessary. Welcoming, authentic and passionate about her work, she places great importance on a careful assessment of symptoms to establish a medical diagnosis, the essential basis for determining the best interventions, according to best practices.

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