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About CAMH Redevelopment Update: August 2018CAMH’s Discovery Fund, created through a $100-million gift from an anonymous donor, announced 32 exciting projects being funded in its first round of awards.
About Discovery Fund creating paradigm shifts in mental health researchA mother of a 21-year-old with serious mental illness speaks about her experience of the past four years in her search for care
About Families are vital to patient recoveryBeta version of app uses a Facebook-like platform designed for people with schizophrenia and other psychoses.
About Living with schizophrenia? There may soon be an app for thatFor the first time, just over 50 per cent of female students in Ontario show signs of moderate to serious psychological distress
About Half of female students in Ontario experience psychological distress, CAMH study showsEach year CAMH asks patients and families to provide feedback about their careby completing the Ontario Perception of Care survey.
About Patient and family experience a top priority with latest surveyLarge-scale research project aims to improve treatment for young people
About CAMH-led collaboration will introduce a new model of early psychosis care across OntarioCelebrate the importance of self-care by checking out these various resources!
About Resources for International #SelfCare Day 2016In this edition of the CAMH podcast, Gender Identity Clinic client Myka Pascall-Thompson talks candidly and openly about a unique journey.
About A transgender journey at CAMHCAMH had a unique opportunity to showcase its research with South Asian communities by premiering four films at the International Film Festival of South Asia (IFFSA).
About Spotlighting the mental health of young South Asian women