Dr. MARTIN DRAPEAU, M.P.s, Ph.D., OPQ, is a licensed clinical psychologist and psychotherapist, program director for the Master's and doctoral programs at McGill, and a professor of counselling psychology and of psychiatry at McGill University, as well as an adjunct professor of clinical psychology at the University of Sherbrooke. He is the Director of the McGill Psychotherapy Process Research Group, and the Co-director of McGill's Science and Practice in Psychology Research Group. As a clinical researcher, Dr. Drapeau is also affiliated with a number of prestigious research groups in Quebec, including Qualaxia, a network of researchers, experts, decision-makers, and clinicians who are committed to improving the quality of care in mental health, and the Groupe RENARD and the International Center for Comparative Criminology of the University of Montreal.

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He is a former project director at the Lady Davis Institute (Institute of Community and Family Psychiatry) and was Vice president of the Order of psychologists of Quebec (OPQ) for several years, served on its executive committee and Board of directors, and chaired its continuing education committee. He has also been a member of numerous OPQ convention organizing and scientific committees. ​Dr. Drapeau was the editor in chief of three scientific journals, including Canadian Psychology and Science and Practice; he is on the editorial board of a number of other journals, has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals and has received numerous grants and awards. He has been involved in many committees of the Order of Psychologists of Quebec, and of the Canadian Psychological Association, including the Presidential Taskforce for Evidence Based Practice, and was the Quebec representative to the American Psychological Association Council of Representatives for several years. Dr. Drapeau is an elected member of the College of New Scholars of the Royal Soceity of Canada. More information, including his reusme, can be found on his personal website.