CAMH News & Stories
In the headlines or behind the scenes, CAMH stories always aim to inform, engage, and enlighten.
1 in 8 pregnant people have a disability but significant gaps exist in the provision of accessible care
Landmark report provides recommendations to improve care for thousands of Ontario women
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CAMH Statement
CAMH is disappointed that the provincial government has chosen convenience over the health and wellbeing of Ontarians. There are already more than 6,000 alcohol-attributable deaths a year in Ontario, and the changes announced today will significantly increase this number.
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Shelter Safety Study
CAMH launched a study commissioned by the City and its partners to assess safety in Toronto’s shelter system
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CAMH Library
Guidelines and Evidence-Based Practice Resources for International Self-Harm Awareness Day
About CAMH Library
Movies, Media and Mental Illness: Changing the conversation
About Movies, Media and Mental Illness: Changing the conversation
Dr. Catherine Zahn receives York University’s Bryden Award for Outstanding Achievement
On Thursday evening CAMH’s President and CEO, Dr. Catherine Zahn, received the Bryden Award for Outstanding Achievement from York University.
About Dr. Catherine Zahn receives York University’s Bryden Award for Outstanding Achievement
5Qs About Thought Spot Research Poster at the MPA Conference 2016
About 5Qs About Thought Spot Research Poster at the MPA Conference 2016
Phase 1C art submissions draw major interest from local artists
Art is an important part of CAMH’s ongoing Queen Street Redevelopment Project.
About Phase 1C art submissions draw major interest from local artists
Federal Government On Board for Opioid Crisis
About Federal Government On Board for Opioid Crisis
A journey towards community ownership and sustainable collaboration
Children, youth and families living with mental illness and addictions often struggle to access appropriate services
About A journey towards community ownership and sustainable collaboration
Doctors' Notes: Stopping opioid use completely will only cause more problems
Canadians have one of the highest rates of prescription opioid use in the world – five times higher than in the U.K.
About Doctors' Notes: Stopping opioid use completely will only cause more problems
Treatment instead of jail
People with mental illness and addiction are over‐represented across the criminal justice system.
About Treatment instead of jail