Events Calendar
We host a broad spectrum of events to drive the mental health movement forward.
From conferences and workshops to breakthrough celebrations and fundraisers—even an annual fashion show—we offer something for everyone.
Patient & Family Experience Week
Patient and Family Experience Week celebrates the partnerships among patients, families, and staff working together toward a better care experience for everyone.
Online
About Patient & Family Experience WeekKCNI Speaker Series - Dr Gerold Schmitt-Ulms
Topic: From protein function to therapy: targeting sodium-potassium pumps for the treatment of prion diseases and Alzheimer’s disease
Virtual Meeting via Zoom
About KCNI Speaker Series - Dr Gerold Schmitt-UlmsMental HELLth - A Mental Health Stand-Up Comedy Fundraiser for CAMH
A mental health themed comedy showcase raising funds for The CAMH Foundation
The Rivoli
About Mental HELLth - A Mental Health Stand-Up Comedy Fundraiser for CAMHWorld Congress on Nursing Education and Patient Safety
Radisson Toronto Airport
About World Congress on Nursing Education and Patient SafetyStudent Mental Health & Well-Being - A Collective Responsibility
George Brown College’s Division of Student Success and the Centre for Preparatory & Liberal Studies hosts the 23rd Annual Mental Health Conference.
George Brown College
About Student Mental Health & Well-Being - A Collective ResponsibilitySilent Disclosures and Other Subjective Excursions: Theoretical and Clinical Implications
Theoretical and Clinical Perspectives on Analyst Boredom: Deadness, Aliveness, and the Spaces In Between
Online event via Zoom videoconference
About Silent Disclosures and Other Subjective Excursions: Theoretical and Clinical ImplicationsCYBD World Bipolar Day Education Event
This education event is a reflection of CYBD’s mission and dedication to sharing knowledge and research about youth bipolar disorder, in order to increase awareness, reduce stigma, and to inspire hope.
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
About CYBD World Bipolar Day Education Event