From assessment to brief interventions, inpatient programs, day hospital services, continuing care, outpatient services and family support, CAMH provides a wide range of clinical care services.
This unit exclusively serves women who have been found not criminally responsible for an offence due to a mental illness.
About Observation and Treatment Unit/Women's Secure UnitThis clinic offers assessments and follow-up services for clients over the age of 50 with concerns regarding memory or other areas of cognition
About Memory ClinicHosted by the Youth Addiction and Concurrent Disorders Services. This event covers topics regarding mental health, addictions, harm reduction, self-care and setting limits and gaming/internet use.
About Youth Concurrent Education Night for Families and FriendsThis program offers developmentally informed mental health support to youth, 13-18 years old, who require inpatient treatment for moderate to severe substance use disorder with an accompanying mental health challenge.
About Concurrent Youth UnitThis unit provides interim assessment, treatment and stabilization of male patients with major mental illnesses that represent a safety risk.
About Structured Observation and Treatment UnitTransitional Age Youth (TAY is dedicated to the care, treatment, and support of individuals between 18 -29 with severe mental illness, including substance use disorders.
About Crisis and Critical Care Unit 6 Transition Age Youth (TAY - CCC6)This program is designed to offer a highly structured treatment program for patients experiencing acute psychotic and severe mental health issues.
About Psychosis Coordinated Care ServiceCAMH's Mood and Anxiety Ambulatory Services provide outpatient services to clients with mood and anxiety disorders.
About Mood and Anxiety Ambulatory Services (MAAS)This service assists patients who are experiencing an established chronic pain condition along with an aberrant use or dependence on substances.
About Interprofessional Pain and Addiction Recovery Clinic (IPARC)