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Major events like international tournaments can bring excitement — but they can also impact mental health, routines, and behaviours. CAMH offers practical guidance to help you stay well.
About Mental Health During Major Sporting Events
9-8-8: Suicide Crisis Helpline, Canada’s three-digit number for anyone who is thinking about suicide or worried about someone they know, has now answered more than one million calls and texts.
About 9-8-8: Suicide Crisis Helpline answers one million calls and texts
From treatment-resistant depression to alcohol use disorder, CAMH researchers are exploring the relationship between psychedelic therapies and neuroplasticity—the brain's ability to adapt and reorganize itself over time—and whether changes in neural connections can influence mental health outcomes.
About Psychedelics and Mental Health: Investigating the Evidence
CAMH would like to advise neighbours of upcoming overnight construction activity related to the expansion of our existing parking structure as part of the Queen Street Redevelopment.
About Construction Notice: Overnight Parking Structure Work
Public conversations about psychedelics often contain unfounded claims and speculation about their potential therapeutic value. It can be difficult to know what to believe. That’s why we’ve put together this FAQ.
About Psychedelics - FAQs
An evening of celebration, creativity and connection, the Shine Bright Awards recognized the resilience and achievements of CAMH FACT clients while highlighting the power of community, recovery and peer support.
About Faces of CAMH: Affrica Spence
An evening of celebration, creativity and connection, the Shine Bright Awards recognized the resilience and achievements of CAMH FACT clients while highlighting the power of community, recovery and peer support.
About Celebrating Resilience: Shine Bright Awards at CAMH
Highlighting exemplary work across our hospital.
About CAMH Spotlight: Nurses lead with compassion on CCC6
On May 7, CAMH welcomed guests both in person and virtually for Finally Seen: From Diagnosis to Daily Life, a panel discussion exploring the intersection of neurodivergence and mental health in women and gender-diverse people.
About Finally Seen: Exploring women’s neurodivergence and mental health across the lifespan