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CAMH Recreation Therapist Janine Bakelaar and client Chris Lam get ready to hand out drinks for the CAMH CMI picnic program.

Getting back into the game

He has to focus more on “mental gymnastics,” he says – managing the thought processes and delusions that come with schizophrenia.

About Getting back into the game
Valynn proudly displays a painting she made after leaving CAMH with her Recreational therapist.

Enhancing life with meaningful activity

Recreation therapy is playing an important role in helping Valynn recover from anxiety and depression.

About Enhancing life with meaningful activity
A woman of colour wearing a black and white blouse smiling.

Body and soul: CAMH Neurologist’s work bridges medicine and the arts

“I asked him if I could write a play instead, telling a story about epilepsy.

About Body and soul: CAMH Neurologist’s work bridges medicine and the arts
Leadership committee for new youth services.

Honouring International Youth Day: CAMH’s Child, Youth and Emerging Adult Program

At CAMH, much is being done in support of younger clients who are experiencing mental illness, substance misuse and homelessness.

About Honouring International Youth Day: CAMH’s Child, Youth and Emerging Adult Program
Cassandra wearing all black and a long black necklace posing beside the CAMH logo.

Cassandra's Story

Cassandra is proof that you can manage your illness and live successfully after a mental illness diagnosis.

About Cassandra's Story
Dr. Vicky Stergiopoulos

CAMH welcomes Dr. Vicky Stergiopoulos as new Physician-in-Chief

On August 1, 2016, CAMH welcomed Dr. Vicky Stergiopoulos in her new role as Physician-in-Chief.

About CAMH welcomes Dr. Vicky Stergiopoulos as new Physician-in-Chief
Nelson with CAMH Registered Nurse Seharish Jindani

Creative Expression: Nelson's story

Creative expression and appreciation play a big role in Nelson’s ability to bring positive energy to his peers.

About Creative Expression: Nelson's story
A man of Aboriginal descent smiling in front of a brick wall.

Identity is key to understanding Indigenous-Centered Social Work

Clinicians in our Aboriginal Service are hired to provide specific cultural services in addition to clinical services.

About Identity is key to understanding Indigenous-Centered Social Work
Peer Support Worker Debora McDonagh and CAMH client Rodney Silva

“A reason to hope” – Rodney’s story

A treatment approach is revealing inner Rodney's strengths and talents, and making him feel optimistic about his future.

About “A reason to hope” – Rodney’s story