CAMH News & Stories
In the headlines or behind the scenes, CAMH stories always aim to inform, engage, and enlighten.
CAMH is Canada’s Top Mental Health Research Hospital
Research spending surpasses $100 million, signaling unprecedented investment in mental health science and care.
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Extended-Release Buprenorphine for Opioid Use Disorder Treatment in Correctional Settings
To understand treatment best practices, researchers at CAMH conducted the first comprehensive review of available studies that evaluate the use of extended-release buprenorphine as a treatment for OUD within correctional facilities.
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Ontario youth experiencing increasing levels of psychological distress and inability to cope
One-in-six students report serious thoughts of suicide in the past year
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Keeping tabs on your technology use
Excessive or uncontrolled technology use can have negative consequences.
About Keeping tabs on your technology use
Resources for National Therapeutic Recreation Month 2017
Information from CAMH Library
About Resources for National Therapeutic Recreation Month 2017
Studying Substance Use using Brain Imaging Techniques
Our research group is currently using imaging techniques to observe and study brain functioning and substance abuse.
About Studying Substance Use using Brain Imaging TechniquesWho Responds to First Responders?
Psychologists at our clinic play an active role in maintaining and facilitating the health and wellness of our first responders in many different ways.
About Who Responds to First Responders?
Bullying ends in schools... or does it?
Many of us have experiences with bullying, most of us convince ourselves that it ends after we get our high school diploma.
About Bullying ends in schools... or does it?
Selected Resources for Black History Month 2017
Information from CAMH Library
About Selected Resources for Black History Month 2017
Reflections on Family Day
In 2007, Ontario declared the third Monday in February to be Family Day. The intention is to spend more time with loved ones.
About Reflections on Family Day
Shelley’s seeing the light with rTMS therapy
Shelley Hofer says the treatment she’s received for depression at CAMH has saved her life.
About Shelley’s seeing the light with rTMS therapy
Stepping up for patients’ families: meet three CAMH Family Resource Centre volunteers
Living with a family member experiencing mental health challenges “seemed normal” at that time, Samantha says. “Looking back, though, I can remember the feelings of confusion and stress.
About Stepping up for patients’ families: meet three CAMH Family Resource Centre volunteersCatalytic Conversation on Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD)
Should Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) ever be made available to people suffering from stand-alone mental illness?
About Catalytic Conversation on Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD)