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About CAMH’s Sunrise Challenge™ invites Canadians to rally, rise and raise funds for mental healthGovernment of Ontario confirms funding for eight new Youth Wellness Hub sites
About Youth Wellness Hubs Ontario (YWHO) receives funding for eight new hubs across OntarioBringing together policymakers, researchers and clinicians from around the world to discuss the state of research on psychedelic therapies and its translation to policy and practice.
About From Research to Reality: Global Summit on Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies and MedicineCAMH/ICES study shows reduction in suicide in depressed patients that receive ECT
About Electroconvulsive therapy reduces suicide by 50 per cent in first year after hospitalization for depressionNearly 1 in 5 report contemplating suicide last year
About Majority of Ontario students surveyed report feeling depressed about the future because of COVID 192SLGBTQ+ inclusive and trauma-informed workers staffed the clinic, a key recommendation of a CAMH-led study.
About CAMH hosts vaccine clinic for 2SLGBTQ+ individualsA collaborative effort between an artist (and Gifts of Light vendor), a Recreation Therapist and CAMH patients has revitalized clinical spaces and brought comfort to those seeking treatment
About Colour ConnectsCAMH-led clinical trial provides further evidence for widespread use of pharmacogenetic testing in prescribing anti-depressants
About Pharmacogenetic testing shows promise improving symptoms in patients with treatment-resistant depressionNew findings reveal which nutraceuticals and phytoceuticals are beneficial in the management of a range of mental health disorders.
About Global commission: new clinical guidelines for mental health and the use of nutraceuticals and medicinal plantsCAMH scientists have created the world’s first model of human brain microcircuitry that incorporates the properties of live human brain cells
About Conversation with CAMH scientist Etay Hay on brain cell networks and mental illness