CAMH’s guide to cannabis legalization
CAMH has developed resources to provide Canadians information about the health implications of using cannabis.
Read moreWhat Brings You to CAMH?
loading ...
I Have Questions About...
- Available programs & services
- Getting treatment at CAMH
- Family support
- Getting to CAMH locations
- Types of therapies available
- Anxiety
- Opioid dependence
- Depression
- Psychosis/schizophrenia
- Borderline personality disorder
- Other mental illnesses
- Recent discoveries
- Participating in a study
- Ont. Student Drug Use & Health Survey
- Research training opportunities
- Scientific staff profiles
CAMH’s Downtown East Clinic closed due to flooding
The Downtown East Clinic at 393 King Street East is closed following a major watermain break at Parliament Street and Front Street on October 17.
Read More
CAMH Statement on the Legalization of Cannabis
CAMH, Canada’s leading mental health and addictions teaching hospital has advocated for reform of Canada’s system of cannabis control.
Read More
CAMH at the United Nations
If CAMH Youth Engagement Facilitator Emma McCann had moderating a panel at the United Nations General Assembly on her bucket list, she can cross it off now.
Read More
Ending sexual violence: Uncomfortable truths and reasons for hope
What are the causes of sexual violence? And how can we stop it?
Read More
Awareness months offer the chance to learn and grow
How should we approach October’s National Autism Awareness Month and November’s National Down Syndrome Awareness Week to make the most of these opportunities?
Read More
New CAMH youth-developed guide offers science-based info on cannabis use
What’s the best way to connect with young people on the topic of cannabis use?
Read More
Mental Health is Health. Join the Movement.
Become a Change Agent