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The word Invictus means “unconquered”, and it represents the mantra that the service members and veterans who competed against one another uphold.
About Invictus Games: Resiliency in Action

Written by Sean Kidd, Dawn I. Velligan, Natalie J. Maples, with foreword by Kim Mueser, Supporting a Family Member with Schizophrenia is a practical guide for families and other caregivers.
About New CAMH Publication: Supporting a Family Member with SchizophreniaResults, from CAMH’s IMPACT study, were presented this week by CAMH and Assurex Health at the World Congress of Psychiatric Genetics.
About Genetic testing improves response to anxiety treatment
A new study at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) has found a clinically useful way to predict who won’t develop Alzheimer’s disease, based on patients’ awareness of their memory problems.
About Being unaware of memory loss predicts development of Alzheimer's disease
Former client Jessica Rogers speaks at the official groundbreaking for the next major phase of CAMH's Queen Street site redevelopment.
About Jessica's story
One of the biggest stumbling blocks to recovery is the tendency to isolate ourselves and not reach out for help.
About Removing the Blindfold
CAMH held the official groundbreaking for the boldest phase yet of its Queen Street Redevelopment Project.
About Groundbreaking for Boldest Phase of CAMH Redevelopment
Visionary support will help build the hospital of tomorrow, today and enable CAMH to solve the mysteries of the brain
About CAMH Announces McCain Complex Care and Recovery Building
Routine screening and interventions in primary care for hazardous and harmful alcohol use among people with hypertension could dramatically improve their health and save lives.
About Brief interventions for alcohol and hypertension could save lives