CAMH News & Stories
In the headlines or behind the scenes, CAMH stories always aim to inform, engage, and enlighten.
CAMH becoming a global leader in brain injury research
Visualizing sport-related head trauma with the Concussion Legacy Foundation Canada
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New tools to help older adults recover their mental health and wellbeing
Multilingual resources raise awareness of mental health, addictions and where to find help for older adults in diverse communities
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A fresh start at life
LOFT Community Services and CAMH offer a new community reintegration location for people facing homelessness
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CAMH becoming a global leader in brain injury research
Visualizing sport-related head trauma with the Concussion Legacy Foundation Canada
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New tools to help older adults recover their mental health and wellbeing
Multilingual resources raise awareness of mental health, addictions and where to find help for older adults in diverse communities
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COVID-19 Updates
What CAMH is doing to keep staff, patients and the community safe while we maintain critical mental health care
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A fresh start at life
LOFT Community Services and CAMH offer a new community reintegration location for people facing homelessness
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Krembil Centre for Neuroinformatics to hold virtual open house on Monday, June 21
CAMH Centre of Innovation celebrates two years of transforming mental health
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Inspiring vaccine confidence in Indigenous communities
Shkaabe Makwa partnered with the Honourable Sol Mamakwa to increase awareness about vaccine confidence in Indigenous communities.
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CAMH investigating potential link between COVID-19 and brain inflammation, which may lead to depression
Research builds on a recent study showing that one in three people with COVID were later diagnosed with a psychiatric or neurological condition
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Youth psychosis personalized care program expands
Clinical training for NAVIGATE will now include bipolar e-learning modules
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New online program helps smokers quit from the comfort and safety of their home
Smokers looking to quit can now do so from the comfort and safety of their home with CAMH’s STOP on the Net
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CAMH launches Truth and Reconciliation Action Plan
Action Plan lays out a three-year plan toward stronger relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people at CAMH
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