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An anthology of poetry, fiction, and creative non-fiction written by fifteen First Nations and Métis staff at CAMH.
Read more about New anthology celebrates Indigenous voices, experiences and wisdomStudy identifies key risk factors
Read more about Suicide rate for people with schizophrenia spectrum disorders over 20 times higher than the general populationResults from national survey series by CAMH and Delvinia offer insight into changing nature of Canadians’ mental health and substance use during the pandemic
Read more about Despite less anxiety and worry about COVID-19, Canadians report sustained rates of loneliness and depressionA CAMH survey conducted after the COVID-19 pandemic began has found that young people perceive their mental health to have deteriorated.
Read more about Pandemic impacting the mental health of young people in OntarioNew national survey series by CAMH and Delvinia tracks pandemic mental health and substance use
Read more about Women, parents and younger adults more likely to feel anxious and depressed during COVID-19CAMH Foundation is among the organizations benefiting from The Frontline Fund, which represents Canadian hospital foundations dealing with COVID-19 across the country.
Read more about CAMH among hospitals benefiting from The Frontline FundWith deep sadness, CAMH confirms the death of a patient with COVID-19. We offer our sincere condolences to the family. A tightly-knit community, CAMH shares in their loss.
Read more about Statement from Dr. Catherine ZahnThese are extraordinary times and CAMH is committed to transparency and communication with the community that we serve.
Read more about CAMH COVID-19 Statement - April 5, 2020CMAJ Open study urges wider access to publicly-funded therapy
Read more about Physician psychotherapy unavailable to ninety-seven percent of people with urgent mental health needs in Ontario