Student mental health
2017 OSDUHS Mental Health and Well-Being Report is out, with findings on psychological distress, social media use and much more, as reported by 11,435 students from across Ontario.
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Using Personality to Protect Against Depression
CAMH scientist Dr. Lena Quilty is working to bring the science of personality into real-world use in health-care settings to improve treatment.
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Why teenage girls are reporting high levels of psychological distress
This edition of the CAMH podcast focuses on the latest OSDUHS survey, which found the level of self-reported psychological distress among teenage girls to be at the highest level ever reported.
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Unraveling and Treating Depression
Depression is the most common mental illness, yet we still do not fully understand what depression is. CAMH researchers are tackling the challenges of unravelling the biology of depression and improving treatments.
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CAMH Construction Update: August 2018
CAMH is committed to keeping our communities, neighbours and staff informed about the progress of the Queen Street Redevelopment Project.
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Discovery Fund creating paradigm shifts in mental health research
CAMH’s Discovery Fund, created through a $100-million gift from an anonymous donor, announced 32 exciting projects being funded in its first round of awards.
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Families are vital to patient recovery
A mother of a 21-year-old with serious mental illness speaks about her experience of the past four years in her search for care
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