CAMH News & Stories
In the headlines or behind the scenes, CAMH stories always aim to inform, engage, and enlighten.
CAMH Awarded Landmark Grant to Advance Mental Health Research for Incarcerated Women
Research both crucial and timely as incarceration rates and urgent mental health needs rise among one of Canada’s most underserved populations
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New Joint CAMH-International Study Finds Major Economic and Health Benefits from Alcohol Tax Increase
Findings from major Lithuanian study offer important lessons for Canada as alcohol harms continue to rise
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Connecting ALC Patients with Dual Developmental and Psychiatric Diagnoses with Long-Term Community Housing
The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), Reena, and Surrey Place are working together to move patients stuck in hospital into care and housing and ease Ontario’s hospital capacity crisis.
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A Different Kind of Support: How CAMH’s Tax Clinic Helps Patients Beyond Clinical Care
At CAMH, a dedicated team is transforming the tax process into a meaningful opportunity to provide much-needed relief and support for patient well-being.
About A Different Kind of Support: How CAMH’s Tax Clinic Helps Patients Beyond Clinical Care
CAMH Awarded Landmark Grant to Advance Mental Health Research for Incarcerated Women
Research both crucial and timely as incarceration rates and urgent mental health needs rise among one of Canada’s most underserved populations
About CAMH Awarded Landmark Grant to Advance Mental Health Research for Incarcerated Women
New Joint CAMH-International Study Finds Major Economic and Health Benefits from Alcohol Tax Increase
Findings from major Lithuanian study offer important lessons for Canada as alcohol harms continue to rise
About New Joint CAMH-International Study Finds Major Economic and Health Benefits from Alcohol Tax Increase
2025 Community Engagement Events
Check out some of the upcoming events at CAMH in 2025
About 2025 Community Engagement Events
Introducing Dr. Tara Burra – CAMH’s New Medical Director of Quality, Experience, and Safety
We are pleased to welcome Dr. Tara Burra as the new Medical Director of Quality, Experience, and Safety at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH).
About Introducing Dr. Tara Burra – CAMH’s New Medical Director of Quality, Experience, and Safety
Connecting ALC Patients with Dual Developmental and Psychiatric Diagnoses with Long-Term Community Housing
The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), Reena, and Surrey Place are working together to move patients stuck in hospital into care and housing and ease Ontario’s hospital capacity crisis.
About Connecting ALC Patients with Dual Developmental and Psychiatric Diagnoses with Long-Term Community Housing
Study finds brain-based markers could help personalize depression treatment
Promising progress toward predicting how patients with major depressive disorder (MDD) will respond to antidepressant medications using brain imaging and clinical data
About Study finds brain-based markers could help personalize depression treatment
Lakeridge Health and the CAMH Announce Groundbreaking Partnership to Transform Mental Health Care in Durham Region
This collaboration will spark transformative change in Durham Region, improving the lives of those living with mental health challenges and empowering them to embark on a path toward best health, resilience, and success.
About Lakeridge Health and the CAMH Announce Groundbreaking Partnership to Transform Mental Health Care in Durham Region
CAMH Foundation Appoints Anne-Marie Newton as President & CEO
Ms. Newton’s appointment follows the transformational tenure of Deborah Gillis, who served as CAMH Foundation’s President & CEO from 2018 to 2025 and helped position CAMH as a global leader in mental health philanthropy.
About CAMH Foundation Appoints Anne-Marie Newton as President & CEO
ASCME Trial: Major National Study Aims to Advance Treatment for Methamphetamine Use Disorder
CAMH leads Ontario arm of largest clinical trial ever to help close the treatment gap
About ASCME Trial: Major National Study Aims to Advance Treatment for Methamphetamine Use Disorder