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Stephanie Amies

Dr. Stephanie Ameis

Co-Director and Senior Scientist, Cundill Centre for Child and Youth Depression

stephanie.ameis@camh.ca​ About Dr. Stephanie Ameis
Mounira Banasr

Dr. Mounira Banasr

Scientist, Neurobiology of Depression and Aging Program

mounira.banasr@camh.ca About Dr. Mounira Banasr
Anne Bassett

Dr. Anne Bassett

Senior Scientist, Schizophrenia Division

anne.bassett@utoronto.ca About Dr. Anne Bassett
Dr. Daniel Blumberger

Dr. Daniel M. Blumberger

Scientific Director and Co-Chief, Temerty Centre for Therapeutic Brain Intervention and General Adult Psychiatry and Health Systems

daniel.blumberger@camh.ca About Dr. Daniel M. Blumberger
Isabelle Boileau

Dr. Isabelle Boileau

Associate Director and Senior Scientist, Brain Health Imaging Centre

isabelle.boileau@camh.ca​ About Dr. Isabelle Boileau

Dr. Michael Chaiton

Senior Scientist, Institute for Mental Health Policy Research

Michael.Chaiton@camh.ca About Dr. Michael Chaiton
Dr. Meghan Chenoweth

Dr. Meghan Chenoweth

Project Scientist, Molecular Science

Meghan.Chenoweth@camh.ca About Dr. Meghan Chenoweth
Dr. Patricia Di Ciano

Dr. Patricia Di Ciano

Scientist, Institute for Mental Health and Policy Research

patricia.diciano@camh.ca About Dr. Patricia Di Ciano
George Foussias

Dr. George Foussias

Scientific Director and Chief, Slaight Family Centre for Youth in Transition and Schizophrenia Division

george.foussias@camh.ca About Dr. George Foussias
Dr. Liisa Galea is the Treliving Chair in Women’s Mental Health, Senior Scientist at CAMH, and leads the Women’s Health Research Cluster.

Dr. Liisa Galea

Senior Scientist, CAMH

Liisa.Galea@camh.ca About Dr. Liisa Galea
Dr. Jeff Meyer holding up his nutraceutical product

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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Proposed CAMH Research Building

CAMH Tops list of Mental Health Research Hospital Rankings

During the 2021-22 fiscal year, CAMH reached $86.6 million in research spending, a new record high and an 8.7 per cent increase over the prior year

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Photo of a radiologist showing brain images to a patient on a tablet

Open Science momentum grows stronger in Canada with a new commitment by its largest mental health teaching hospital

CAMH joins the Tanenbaum Open Science Institute alliance in a partnership to open research practices.

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