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The Chambers Lab Team

Working together to tackle the problem of poorly managed pain in children.

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Christine T. Chambers, PhD RPsych FRSC FCAHS

Dr. Christine Chambers is an internationally recognized clinical psychologist and scientist whose research focuses on improving the health and well-being of children and families.  

Team success through collaboration

Staff and trainees work together with parents and other experts to tackle the problem of poorly managed pain in children.

A launchpad for trainees

The Chambers Lab trains top talent in a world-leading, highly supportive environment.

Partnering with patients for meaningful impact

Parents, youth, and families help shape research at every step, from study design to knowledge mobilization.

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Zoey Chapman, MSc

Clinical Psychology PhD student, Dalhousie University

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Brittany Cormier, MSc

Research Manager,
IWK Health

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Hannah Daley

John Dingle Science Communication Intern, Dalhousie University

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Patti Douglas, RN, BScN

Clinical Implementation Specialist,
IWK Health

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Blair Irish, BA (hons)

Clinical Psychology PhD student, Dalhousie University

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Bianca Matthews, BSc

Clinical Psychology PhD student, Dalhousie University

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Úna O’Keane, BSc (hons)

Executive Assistant to Dr. Chambers, Dalhousie University

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Jennifer Parker, PhD

Research Scientist,
IWK Health

Affiliated Faculty

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Justine Dol, PhD

Dr. Margaret Oulton Accelerate Chair in Women+ Health Research, IWK Health

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Alexandra Neville, PhD

Assistant Professor, Department of Anesthesia, Pain Management, and Perioperative Medicine, Dalhousie University / Scientific Lead for Patient and Family Partnership, Solutions for Kids in Pain (SKIP)

A pediatric pain research trainee launchpad

Our lab has launched an exceptional community of pediatric pain research trainees, many of whom now lead successful labs of their own across Canada and beyond.

One-on-one mentorship

Training in relationship management

Engage with networks across Canada

Training in knowledge mobilization

Meaningful collaboration

Training in patient partnerships

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