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If you are experiencing thoughts of suicide, you are deserving of help and can call 1-833-456-4566 or visit www.camh.ca/gethelp for additional resources. If you feel safe in the moment, follow up with your family physician or care team. If you require immediate, in-person emergency care, call 911, or go to your nearest emergency department.

03/19/2026

In celebration of International Women’s Day, our community came together on March 5th to share why women’s health matters to them.

These responses are a reminder that women’s mental health is deeply personal and long overdue for the attention it deserves.

Swipe through to read a few of the reasons our community believes this work matters.

Through womenmind at CAMH, we are working to close gaps in research and transform mental health care for women and gender diverse people.

Learn more at https://www.camh.ca/en/get-involved/join-the-cause/womenmind?utm_campaign=organic_2026&utm_medium=socialpost&utm_source=facebook

03/16/2026

Seeing a lot about ADHD and neurodiversity on social media lately? You're not alone.

More people are talking about neurodivergence than ever before — but what does it actually mean, and how does it connect to mental health?

If you’ve always felt your brain works differently than everyone else, or you’re a parent trying to better understand your child, this webinar is for you.

Join us for a free 1 hour virtual webinar to learn more about neurodiversity and how it shows up across the lifespan.

Hear from a CAMH expert and learn:

- What neurodiversity is and what it isn’t
- The differences between autism, ADHD, and other forms of neurodivergence
- How neurodivergence shows up at different stages of life
- How neurodiversity intersects with mental health
- What strengths based, affirming care looks like and how it improves quality of life

You’ll also have the chance to ask questions during an anonymous live Q&A and receive the webinar recording afterward.

Register today at https://ow.ly/L1kz50YuRgZ

03/10/2026

In this episode of Inside CAMH, Sarah and Dr. Zaheer explore how research is integrated at all stages of care, to improve emergency care not only at CAMH, but also across the country.

What innovations give you hope for the future of mental health care? Let us know in the comments.

03/09/2026

We’re kicking off something powerful. The 2026 CAMH Sunrise Challenge is here!

You have a reason to care. Now it’s time to rise up and put that care to work.

From May 25–29, get up with the sun, show up for CAMH and rise up for mental health. Five days of sunrises. A whole community rising up. Because the darkest times are no match for what we can do—together.

Ready for an early win?

Fundraise $100 by March 31, 2026 and you’ll be entered to win a $250 Visa gift card. What you do matters—and every dollar raised makes things brighter.

Rise with the sun. Turn your hope into action. Let’s make this our brightest year yet.

Register today at https://ow.ly/flov50Yp5JM

03/08/2026

Today is International Women’s Day.

At CAMH, we are advancing mental health research and care for women from puberty to menopause, from crisis to recovery, from ignored to understood.

Until midnight today, donations will go twice as far to support women across Canada. Every donation will be matched, turning your gift into twice the impact.

Give before midnight at https://ow.ly/wvSm50YlUtg

03/05/2026

This International Women’s Day, CAMH is counting on your donation to advance the women-first mental health research that is finally finding answers to questions that have been ignored for too long.

Until March 8, your gift will be doubled, helping your support go twice as far for women across Canada.

Donate for 2X the impact at https://ow.ly/kCsJ50YlTU4

03/03/2026

In this episode of Inside CAMH, Sarah meets with Gracie and Max, two superstars from the CAMH Pet Therapy Program. 🐶

Have you ever experienced pet therapy or something similar? Let us know in the comments.

03/02/2026

Women’s mental health has been overlooked for too long.

They have been told their mental health struggles were "just a natural part of life" or “just stress.” But "just" isn't a diagnosis.

Across every stage of life, women face unique mental health challenges and deserve research, care and support that truly reflect their experiences, which have been ignored for too long.

At CAMH, we are putting the female brain and experience at the centre of our labs—turning decades of silence into data-driven breakthroughs. Programs like CAMH womenmind are helping lead the change to close gaps in research and transform care for girls, women and gender-diverse individuals.

Learn more about womenmind at https://ow.ly/7HJN50YlTxR

02/27/2026

are often the invisible backbone of support — navigating diagnoses, appointments, advocacy and uncertainty, all while managing their own .

A new story explores how Caring for the Caregiver Acceptance and Commitment Training (CC-ACT) is changing that. Co-developed and co-delivered by clinicians and caregivers, this evidence-based program builds resilience, self-compassion and connection.

From lived experience to national scale, this is a story about what happens when we invest in caregivers.

MORE:
https://www.camh.ca/en/camh-news-and-stories/rsch-no-caregiver-left-behind-scaling-sustainable-care-for-caregivers

02/26/2026

The may be over, but for CAMH VP of Clinical Operations and Chief Nurse Executive Dionne Sinclair, the journey is just beginning. 🥌

What began as a fun pastime turned into a full-fledged Olympic pursuit!

Learn how she’s helping build Jamaica’s national curling team while leading at CAMH.

MORE:
https://www.camh.ca/en/camh-news-and-stories/cool-curling-camh-vps-pursuit-of-an-olympic-dream

02/24/2026

In this episode of Inside CAMH, Sarah and Dr. Zaheer talk about how CAMH supports people during mental health crises.

What do you think makes crisis care more compassionate? Let us know in the comments.

02/23/2026

Dr. Buckley discuss the concerns with regular cannabis use in youth highlighting the importance of support and healthy coping strategies. When occasional use becomes daily there can be mental health impacts.

To learn more, watch the full Substance Use Webinar on YouTube at https://ow.ly/cYza50Y6ugu

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Our Story

The next breakthrough in mental health will come from CAMH.

CAMH is one of the largest hospitals in North America for people with mental illness. We are an acknowledged world leader in brain science. Each year, we provide exceptional care for more than 34,000 patients and respond to 500,000 outpatient visits. We inspire change in the mental health field through the professionals we train, the knowledge we share, and in the modern facilities we are building: embedded in the community and open to the world.

We are inspired by the courage of our patients, the dedication of our staff and by the example of our volunteers and donors, who have thrust mental health onto society's agenda.

The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health is more than a hospital. It's a catalyst for change.