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CAMH currently employs 12 Peer Support Workers. If you ask any one of us what a typical day looks like you’ll get a different answer.
About The Impossible Task of Talking About a Day in the Life of a Peer Support WorkerPlenary Health CAMH is the preferred proponent to design, build, finance and maintain CAMH Phase 1C redevelopment project.
About Preferred proponent selected for Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Phase 1C projectBell Let’s Talk is a great way to raise the profile of mental health across Canada.
About Raising the Profile of Mental Health Across CanadaIn the seven years since Bell began their campaign to educate people about mental health and spread awareness and understanding about mental illness, Bell has donated over $79 million to mental health initiatives across Canada – and CAMH has been a proud partner every step of the way.
About How to make the most out of Bell Let's Talk DayInformation from CAMH Library
About Evidence-based Resources for National Non-Smoking Week 2017Many Ontario youth have been diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and many are prescribed antipsychotic drugs.
About One in 20 Ontario youth diagnosed with ADHD, and many prescribed an antipsychotic despite no other mental health diagnosis: studyDr. Branka Agic, Manager of Health Equity at CAMH, was featured as part of CBC Metro Morning’s Who’s Next series.
About Dr. Branka Agic, a Torontonian who will change the city