CAMH News & Stories
In the headlines or behind the scenes, CAMH stories always aim to inform, engage, and enlighten.
Patients experience holistic benefits in new horse riding program
Once a week for six weeks, a handful of CAMH patients participate in CAMH’s Stable Visits and Horse Riding Program, courtesy of the Gifts of Light Comfort Fund.
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CAMH clients get creative behind the lens
Each year, some patients are given the opportunity to participate in a photography program encouraging them to explore their own feelings towards mental health and recovery.
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CAMH uses health IT to improve patient care
CAMH has won a significant international award for using health IT to substantially improve patient care and value.
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CAMH Continues to Build Momentum for Mental Health
We’re in a once-in-a-lifetime position to build on the momentum we’ve created. It’s time to show—more than ever before—that mental health matters to all Canadians.
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Phenomenal Philanthropy
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Dr. Alex Abramovich explains the importance of the Trans Day of Remembrance – and points to the work still ahead for researchers.
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Exploring Strengths, Improving Care Tools
Indigenous communities and CAMH researchers are collaborating on projects that take a strengths-based approach to promote mental wellness among Indigenous peoples.
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A friend in need
I’d just been offered a job at CAMH – an organization I felt very passionately about long before I ever stepped foot on the grounds.
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Raising Awareness about Autism: Some tips for clinicians
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A Model for Indigenous Men's Mental Health: Action Toward Healing
A participatory action research project in Kettle & Stony Point First Nation is enhancing Indigenous men’s mental health and services in the community.
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