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Participants from Recovery Colleges across Canada use photos and words to reflect on healing, purpose, and community
About We’re in This Together: A Photovoice Project Explores the Power of Co-Production in Recovery
One year after its launch, the Digital Innovation Hub (DIH) at CAMH has quickly become a catalyst for transforming mental health care through technology.
About Celebrating One Year of the Digital Innovation Hub
By equipping young people with resources to develop healthy coping strategies and make informed choices, primary prevention alleviates the long-term harms of substance use across communities.
About New CAMH discussion paper calls for increased primary prevention to reduce substance use harms among youth
by Dr. Sean Kidd, co-director of the Institute for Mental Health Policy Research, CAMH and Swelen Andari, Director Strategy, Climate Resilience & Youth Mental Health, CAMH
About Toronto Climate Week: Let’s Talk About the Hidden Toll on Mental Health
Enhancing specialized supports both in hospital and in the community could reduce their length of stay and admission rates.
About Patients with intellectual and developmental disabilities substantially over-represented among long-stay psychiatric inpatients
Public conversations about autism must be rooted in respect, accuracy, and inclusion.
About CAMH Response on Autism and Acetaminophen Use in PregnancyCAMH recognized as an Accredited Teaching Centre for Clinical Psychospiritual Education
About CAMH Achieves Accreditation as a Teaching Centre for Clinical Psychospiritual Education
This year's Being Scene curated exhibition, ‘Tending to What Remains’, is on display until October 4, 2025.
About Where Creativity Meets Recovery
Partnership-driven research validates Youth Wellness Hubs Ontario model as effective, community-based care for youth
About New study shows integrated collaborative care helps youth access mental health and substance use supports faster
CAMH welcomed Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Health, Maggie Chi, for an announcement about Canada’s Healthy Canadians and Communities Fund
About For The Community, and With Community: How INTREPID Labs and the Black Health Alliance aim to improve smoking cessation health outcomes for Black Communities