Sireesha Bobbili of CAMH and Ruth Rodney of York University led the qualitative component of a new report examining violence against women in Guyana. L to R: Sireesha Bobbili (CAMH), Honourable Lilian Chatterjee (Canadian High Commissioner to Guyana), Ruth Rodney (York University). Image credit: Carl Croker

Changing the Statistics Around Gender-Based Violence

gender-based violence continues to be a global epidemic. At least one in three women and girls experience physical or sexual violence in their lifetime. In Canada, 67 per cent of people reportedly know at least one woman who had experienced physical or sexual abuse. Every act of gender-based violence is one too many.

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Dr. Peter Selby

CAMH forms key partnerships in addressing opioid crisis

When the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario decided it needed to expand the scope of its annual conference on Opioid Use Disorder to include more partners, they turned to CAMH.

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Pharmacist Maria Zhang

How pharmacists can create awareness about opioid addiction

Thanks to support from CAMH Education dept, CAMH is offering the Opioid Use Disorder Treatment Course for the first time—and for free—to fourth-year U of T PharmD students.

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Dr. Alex Abramovich speaking at event

Striving for equality on Transgender Day of Remembrance

On Transgender Day of Remembrance people commemorate the lives of transgender people who have been killed due to violence, hatred and prejudice.

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TTC Bus

TTC helps CAMH reach significant milestone

Those seeking treatment or visiting a family member or friend at CAMH will now hear and read “CAMH” at the Queen and Ossington stop on the 63 bus and 501 streetcar routes.

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Dr. George Foussias received Seed Funding in the Discovery Fund’s first competition.

CAMH again ranked as the top mental health research hospital in Canada

CAMH is also listed as one of Canada’s top-ranked research-intensive hospitals overall.

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