CAMH News & Stories
In the headlines or behind the scenes, CAMH stories always aim to inform, engage, and enlighten.
Preparing for Extreme Heat and Protecting Your Mental Health
Extreme heat events are becoming more frequent and can have significant mental health impacts, disproportionately affecting people with existing health or social challenges.
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New Study Provides First Evidence of Dopamine System Injury in the Brain of Long COVID Patients
Findings have important implications for the pathophysiology of key COVID symptoms and suggest new potential avenues for treatment
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From Research to System Change: CAMH Helps Advance Province-Wide Expansion of rTMS
Ontarians living with treatment-resistant depression will gain access to evidence-based rTMS treatment supported by CAMH’s clinical and research expertise
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Lights, camera, action! A photovoice study of co-production
This is a space where recovery programming and lived experience come to life through the lens of Recovery College community members.
About Lights, camera, action! A photovoice study of co-production
Donate to Sunrise Challenge
Show people living with mental illness and addiction they're not alone by giving to CAMH Sunrise Challenge.
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Why we don’t need beer in grocery stores—A clinician looks at the harms of increasing alcohol consumption
About Why we don’t need beer in grocery stores—A clinician looks at the harms of increasing alcohol consumption
Patient and Family Experience Week 2026
Monday, April 27 - Friday, May 1
About Patient and Family Experience Week 2026
CAMH Redevelopment Update for May and June 2026
About CAMH Redevelopment Update for May and June 2026
Faces of CAMH
Faces of CAMH is a regular feature that highlights CAMH's staff and volunteers.
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City of Toronto mandated arborist and historical preservation work
As part of this work, the City of Toronto instructed CAMH to conduct arborist reports to assess the health of trees bordering our property along the perimeter of our historical heritage wall. The assessment found that six of the large trees along Shaw Street were causing structural damage to the heritage wall and were removed.
About City of Toronto mandated arborist and historical preservation work
Join us: CAMH 1D Redevelopment Open House
Join us and our partners at the City of Toronto to ask questions, see new visuals and renderings, and learn more about the projects.
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A New Era of Mental Health: The Power and Promise of Co-Development for Canada's Recovery Colleges
Canada is home to more than 30 recovery colleges, the second-highest number globally. CAMH’s own recovery college, the Collaborative Learning College (CLC), opened in 2019 and is guided by the values of equity, accessibility and personal autonomy.
About A New Era of Mental Health: The Power and Promise of Co-Development for Canada's Recovery Colleges