upcoming events:

Suits Me Fine Fashion Show
May 4, 1 p.m.
Join us in May for the annual CAMH Suits Me Fine Fashion Show, as clients & volunteers strut their stuff on the catwalk!

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[>] Can't join us? Watch our Facebook Livestream

CAMH Difference Makers

Do you know a Difference Maker? In this historic year for our country, help nominate and celebrate Canadians who are changing the course of mental health. Nominations are now open!

[+] Find out more and nominate a difference maker today

Can you tell me how to get to a better understanding of autism, Sesame Street?

Meet Julia, Sesame Street's latest resident. CAMH's Dr. Yona Lunsky blogs about the importance of the media's portrayal of positive characters with developmental disabilities, and reflects on how they can serve to better our understanding and raise awareness.

[+] Meet Julia

A step closer to personalized medicine for intellectual disability

Researchers at CAMH and Queen’s University have identified 26 new genes linked to intellectual disability.

[+] Learn how these findings can impact future research & treatment

New CAMH office “a lifeline and voice” for patients’ families

Introducing the CAMH Office of Family Engagement, which provides information resources, advice, and connection with professionals, volunteers and other family members. 

[+] Check out how CAMH is further engaging with families to improve mental health

CAMH Responds to Federal Cannabis Bill

CAMH is pleased that the federal government has moved forward and introduced legislation that emphasizes the principles of public health.

[+] Read CAMH's statement

Social Workers of CAMH

Meet some of the awesome social workers making a difference in the lives of CAMH patients.

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Cundill Conference Recap

Catch up on the inaugural Cundill Centre for Child and Youth Depression Conference, held at CAMH last November.

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