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On October 17, 2018, the purchase, possession and use of cannabis will become legal in Canada.
About Changes to rules governing cannabis in CanadaCAMH Library shares PubMed tips and MeSH terms to keep up-to-date with international mental health research.
About CAMH Library: PubMed Tips for World Mental Health DayWhat’s the best way to connect with young people on the topic of cannabis use?
About New CAMH youth-developed guide offers science-based info on cannabis useThree researchers. Three breakthroughs. One $10,000 grant.
About Researchers Announced for CAMH Breakthrough Challenge 2018A new online training resource is available to help mental health and addictions service providers better identify and support people who have been – or are being—trafficked.
About Free online course helps service providers support survivors of human traffickingNow entering its 26th year, the annual Workman Arts Rendezvous With Madness Festival is one of the largest art and mental health festivals in the world.
About CAMH Podcast: The Rendezvous With Madness FestivalDiagnosing autism spectrum disorders in females can be challenging because their social behaviours present differently than males.
About Understanding autism in girls and womenCAMH Library offers a selection of research resources focusing on both educators' mental health and also their role in promoting student mental health.
About CAMH Library: World Teachers' DayIt’s nearing the end of summer and staff, clients and their guests are gathered in the common room of CAMH’s Integrated Rehabilitation Unit 1-4 to celebrate a graduation.
About From CAMH to the Community Charlyns storyThanksgiving may be the first time young adults are returning home from university or college, and parents may be worried about what’s really going on in their lives.
About Welcome home – how are you doing?