CAMH News & Stories
In the headlines or behind the scenes, CAMH stories always aim to inform, engage, and enlighten.
CAMH and HBC Foundation to promote mental health awareness for young Canadians
$1.25 million ‘Game Changers’ mental health program will reach youth across the country over the next three years
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Game Changers for youth mental health
The latest CAMH podcast discusses a new partnership between CAMH and HBC Foundation to promote mental health awareness for young Canadians across the country.
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CAMH develops clinical guide for suicide prevention in the military
On Remembrance Day, Anita Cenerini will be the first Silver Cross Mother of a soldier who died by suicide.
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Shelley’s seeing the light with rTMS therapy
Shelley Hofer says the treatment she’s received for depression at CAMH has saved her life.
About Shelley’s seeing the light with rTMS therapy
5Qs About the Compassion-Focussed Therapy for Psychosis Workshop
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Remembering the day our patients met a Princess – and champion
As CAMH prepares to celebrate people who’ve made a difference for mental health, we remember a special visit by Princess Diana over 25 years ago.
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CAMH named one of Canada’s Best Diversity Employers for 2017
For the seventh year in a row, the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) has been named one of Canada’s Best Diversity Employers.
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Project Echo reaches out to Ontario's Aboriginal Communities
Project ECHO, the internationally-acclaimed model for mental health care that came to CAMH a year ago is now in several aboriginal communities.
About Project Echo reaches out to Ontario's Aboriginal Communities
New study shows poorer health care for Ontarians living with serious mental illness and diabetes
CAMH and ICES have highlighted the urgent need for individuals with severe mental illness to receive better, integrated health care for their co-existing diabetes condition.
About New study shows poorer health care for Ontarians living with serious mental illness and diabetesBecoming tobacco-free is feasible, boosts safety in a mental health hospital, CAMH study finds
A new study by CAMH showed positive changes in attitudes and a reduction in patient agitation after implementing a fully tobacco-free environment.
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Celebrating Black History
Black Canadians have made important contributions to Canadian culture.
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You can give light to a patient living with mental illness.
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