• An exploration of the relationship between attachment and personality in psychiatric outpatients
• Effectiveness of Early Psychosis Intervention Program and the examination of risk factors interfering with its use
• Exploration of individual attachment on primary sleep disorders and their treatment
• Adult attachment and the cost-to-treat in psychiatric outpatient population
• The relationship between attachment, recidivism and treatment in forensic patients with mental illness
• The impact of adult attachment on depression severity and trauma recollection over time
• The relationship between attachment, treatment compliance, and treatment outcomes in patients with Obstructive Sleep Apnea
• Nature and nurture: A biopsychosocial exploration of the relationship between childhood trauma, adult attachment and severity of depression and social anxiety in Saskatchewan

Dr. G. Camelia Adams is an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry. Dr. Adams received her MD from Universitatea de Medicina şi Farmacie, Victor Babeş, Timişoara, Romania and an MSc in Neuroscience from the University of Western Ontario. Following the completion of her psychiatry residency at the University of Saskatchewan, she completed a one year Clinical Fellowship in Mood and Anxiety Disorders at University of Toronto. Dr. Adams joined the Department of Psychiatry as a faculty member in 2011, establishing both an outpatient clinical practice and the Attachment Research Lab. Dr Adams’ practice focuses on Mood and Anxiety Disorders. In addition, she offers and teaches interpersonal group therapy.