Clinical Research Advances Healthcare Innovations for a Positive Impact on Brain Health

The Surrey Neuroplasticity Clinic hosts a variety of exciting clinical trials through our sister company, Centre for Neurology Studies.

The Centre for Neurology Studies (CNS) conducts brain and mental health research that breaks barriers and pushes limits for a positive societal impact.

Our studies are reviewed by a third-party research ethics board and authorized by regulators (Health Canada/FDA). We maintain the highest level of participant safety. All participation is voluntary, and most studies include compensation.

What is a Clinical Trial?

Clinical trials are key to discovering new ways to prevent, detect and treat disease to improve the health of current and future generations. They are research studies performed by certified professionals to find out whether a product – such as a drug or medical device – is safe and effective for people.

Participating in a clinical trial can be a great opportunity to gain access to a product that is not yet available in the healthcare system. The people who participate in trials are volunteers. They may be patients with a specific disease, or healthy people wanting to contribute to the advancement of medical knowledge.

Our Active Research Studies

Psilocybin and Treatment Resistant Depression Study

Study coming soon.

For more information, visit the Centre for Neurology website here.

Why It Matters

Through clinical trials research, many common treatments and medical devices have been tested and evaluated before being made available to the public. With your help, we can continue to make medical advances to treat a variety of neurological conditions, and optimize brain health.