CAMH News & Stories
In the headlines or behind the scenes, CAMH stories always aim to inform, engage, and enlighten.
CAMH receives first Canadian federal (CIHR) grant to study psilocybin
Researchers to explore whether psychedelic effect is required to treat depression
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Planning and consultation made vaccine clinic a success
Thank you to our incredible vaccinators, partners, community members, and volunteers for protecting yourself and the community.
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Probe of DNA repeats reveals genetic link to schizophrenia
A SickKids-CAMH study shows long repeated DNA sequences found in the genome may contribute to how the complex psychiatric disorder arises
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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
About COVID-19 Updates
CAMH to lead process to bring three-digit suicide prevention number to Canada
The federal government announced CAMH will lead coordination of the delivery of this service.
About CAMH to lead process to bring three-digit suicide prevention number to Canada
Resources to support youth and parents with going back to school
Created for youth, by youth in collaboration with clinical experts to support mental health
About Resources to support youth and parents with going back to school
Minor Variances for Secure Care and Recovery Building
CAMH has submitted a proposal to the City of Toronto for several minor variances for our planned Secure Care & Recovery building.
About Minor Variances for Secure Care and Recovery Building
CAMH receives first Canadian federal (CIHR) grant to study psilocybin
Researchers to explore whether psychedelic effect is required to treat depression
About CAMH receives first Canadian federal (CIHR) grant to study psilocybinMedical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) and Mental Illness – FAQs
This FAQ helps provide you with some answers to questions about MAiD for mental illness and CAMH’s position on this issue.
About Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) and Mental Illness – FAQs
Sarah Downey named President and CEO of CAMH
Sarah Downey returns to CAMH with over two decades of health care leadership experience
About Sarah Downey named President and CEO of CAMH
Guidance for Honouring the Land and Ancestors Through Land Acknowledgements
The CAMH Reconciliation Working Group has released a resource for those looking to better understand land acknowledgements, and how to develop and deliver them with purpose and intention
About Guidance for Honouring the Land and Ancestors Through Land Acknowledgements
Policies regarding police involvement in the care of students in mental distress at Ontario universities differ widely
New study reveals handcuff use is routine when students are transferred to hospital from some Ontario university health clinics
About Policies regarding police involvement in the care of students in mental distress at Ontario universities differ widely
Our Final Phase of Redevelopment
After over two decades, CAMH is now entering the fourth and final phase of our historic Queen Street Redevelopment Project.
About Our Final Phase of Redevelopment