CAMH News & Stories
In the headlines or behind the scenes, CAMH stories always aim to inform, engage, and enlighten.
Shelter Safety Study
CAMH launched a study commissioned by the City and its partners to assess safety in Toronto’s shelter system
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CAMH develops first ever clinically validated natural supplement to prevent postpartum blues
Product now available in the U.S. with global distribution planned
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Breaking ground on a brighter future for mental health
New buildings will inspire hope and transform mental health care and research
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CAMH patient re-embraces art by teaching with Workman Arts
Art has always been at the forefront of Laura Shintani’s life.
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A lifetime of service to mental health
How a chance encounter changed the career path of Helen McGee
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The Final Frontier
What would it look like for the next major global mental health breakthroughs to take place at Queen and Ossington?
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Largest redevelopment phase in CAMH history now complete
Two new buildings for patient care now open
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Suicidal ideation at record levels among Ontario students
CAMH population survey reveals pre-pandemic picture of youth mental health
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Green on Queen
How does CAMH balance increasing its physical footprint with environmental stewardship?
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CAMH Launches Shkaabe Makwa – Centre for First Nations, Inuit and Métis Wellness
Shkaabe Makwa will be the first hospital-based Centre in Canada designed to drive culturally relevant system initiatives to achieve health equity and community wellness.
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Ready for Change: Workman Arts
After more than a decade working offsite in an old Dufferin Street church, Workman Arts is moving back to CAMH’s Queen Street site.
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