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CAMH in the MediaCoverage of CAMH mentions compiled by Public AffairsThe Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) regularly provides expert information on addictions and mental health treatment, research, education and advocacy to the public through the media. Here are some recent samples of CAMH coverage. Click on the headline below to read the full story (external link): Ontario cracking down on prescription pill abuse Ontario is moving to change the way opioids are prescribed and monitored. CAMH’s Peter Selby and Doug Gourlay provide comments.
Ont. looking to impose new rules to restrict OxyContin, other painkillers Comments on this article are provided by Peter Selby and Jurgen Rehm who also comments on the findings of CAMH’s 2009 OSDUHS Report released earlier this week. Other mentions: ctv.ca; macleans.ca; cp24.com; cayahoo.com; canadaeast.com (Moncton); kelownadailycourier.ca; medicinehatnews.com; kbsradio.com (Trail, BC); ezrock1049.com (Edmonton); amherstdaily.com;; cjfw.ca (Terrace, BC); therecord.com (Kitchener); cjob.com (Winnipeg); ezrock.com (Toronto); sunfm.com (Kelowna); newstalk1010.com (Toronto).
Major homelessness initiative will be launched next week Dr. David Goldbloom, vice-chair of the Mental Health Commission of Canada and Senior Medical Advisor at CAMH, was in Charlottetown Wednesday talking about the upcoming release of a national mental health strategy.
Teens and Drugs: A new survey by the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health finds that the drugs of choice for many teens
are found right at home. Watch this clip and hear comments by CAMH’s Drug Information and Drug Use Evaluation Pharmacist Wende Wood http://watch.ctv.ca/news/health/lifetime-with-monica-matys/#clip237202
Teens & Prescription Drugs Visit the above link and read the complete CAMH 2009 OSDUHS report, as well as tips for talking to your kids about substance abuse.
2009 OSDUHS Broadcasts (not available on-line) CTV NEWS Toronto/Ottawa/Sudbury/Winnipeg; GLOBAL NEWS Toronto/Edmonton/Calgary; LE TELEJOURNAL ONTARIO (CBLFT-TV);TALK IT OVER (CFAX-AM), Victoria; CBC Radio Toronto/Sudbury/Ottawa; 680 NEWS (14:30) (CFTR-AM), Toronto
Fewer teens drinking, but 1 in4 now bingeing, survey says Dr Robert Mann, Senior Research at CAMH comments on the results of CAMH’s 2009 OSDUHS report
Media Advisory - 2009 Ontario Student Drug Use and Health Survey To coincide with National Addiction Awareness Week, the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) will release the results of the 2009 Ontario Student Drug Use and Health Survey (OSDUHS) at a media conference on November 18.
Gifts of Light to Help Those Staying at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) Over the Holidays Spokesperson Valerie Pringle helps bring Gifts of Light to 600 people at CAMH
How to cope with increased anxiety about H1N1 CAMH's Dr. Katy Kamkar, a CTV health blogger discusses H1N1 anxiety.
Testing success CAMH has been collecting data on teen drug use since 1977 through its annual Ontario Student Drug Use and Health Survey says Cindy Smythe a research analysist at CAMH’s London office.
Hooked: Canada’s painkiller problem CAMH Drs. Curtis Handford; Jurgen Rehm and Doug Gourlay are featured in this Globe and Mail article related to Canada's “epidemic of chronic pain” and prescription opiate abuse
Methadone blues Dr Doug Gourlay of CAMH comments on the fact that Canada trails other nations on treatments for painkiller addicts.
Ontario Government Spends $40 Million on Problem Gambling Awareness Nigel Turner, a scientist at Toronto’s Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, believes that Ontario has one of the best problem gambling treatment programs in the country, due to its impressive funding.
Rendezvous with Madness Film Festival Matthew Hogue is the program director of annual Rendezvous with Madness Film Festival which is screening in Toronto this week. He hopes it will make mental illness more comfortable topic of discussion.
CAMH & ’So You Think You Can Dance Canada’ Watch this video of Rex Harrington as he discusses his support for CAMH on the season finale of So You Think You Can Dance Canada
Docs rendezvous with madness
A Rendezvous With Madness Film Festival Begins Tonight The 17th annual Rendezvous With Madness Film Festival unfurls tonight with the film Clara at 7pm. It's being presented at the new home of Workman Arts, 651 Dufferin Street (the former Equity Showcase Theatre).
17th annual Rendezvous with Madness Film Festival Rendezvous with Madness continues to revel in the mysteries of the mind, exploring the facts and mythologies surrounding mental illness and addiction. This year’s festival features several provocative films that focus on family….
Films from the funny farm The Rendezvous With Madness Film Festival has a serious focus – mental illness and addiction as depicted on the big screen – but there is still room for levity….
Schizophrenia fuels good detective yarn Over My Dad’s Body, takes us deep into the heart of mental illness and will be screened on Tuesday, Nov. 10 at 1 p.m. at the Rendezvous With Madness Film Festival…
Workforce wellness investments improve production “About 10 per cent of the working population in Canada has a mental disorder, which is responsible for about $17 billion in productivity losses each year.” says Dr. Carolyn Dewa, CAMH’s head of the Work and Well-Being Research and Evaluation Program
Parents must face sober facts on binge drinking Dr. David Wolfe, a London-based psychologist with CAMH, Toronto's Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, advises parents on how to handle the topic of binge drinking with their college and university-aged kids.
Raising the bar Soc, psych, phil and a six pack; biology and a Bailey's. Are college students hitting the books as hard as the bars? "It's
important for people to know the risks involved in a binge drinking pattern," says Dr. Robert Mann, a senior scientist at Toronto's Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH)
Appointment Notice - Catherine Zahn, President and CEO, CAMH
Asperger's parents resist name change Revisions to psychiatry’s Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders are calling for the Asperger's diagnosis to be cut. CAMH’s Dr Leon Sloman, comments on the proposed changes
Medication options growing for schizophrenia patients “New medications are not necessarily any more efficacious than conventional ones, but they have fewer side effects so they give doctors more options," says Dr. Joel Jeffries, a psychiatrist at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health..
Mental-health groups look to emulate breast-cancer fundraising “With breast cancer, people are running for their mothers, their sisters, their friends. I would love to see that kind of groundswell for mental health” says Darrell Gregersen, president and chief executive officer of the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Foundation.
Mental health and the Canadian newcomer Stranger in a strange land: How does immigration impact on mental health? was the topic up for discussion at CIHR Café Scientifique IRSC which was moderated by CAMH senior scientist Kwame McKenzie ..
Caring for the whole patient A new study led by CAMH’s Dr Russell Callaghan indicates that patients with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder aren't getting the general medical care that they need.
Healthy relationships keep teens safe: expert “Teenagers who form healthy relationships are less likely to get involved with drugs, unsafe sex and violence” says Dr. David Wolfe, the RBC chairman in children's mental health at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health…
Madness' film fest has both pathos and levity The 17th annual festival, which runs Nov. 5-14, is presented by Workman Arts, a non-profit organization that supports artists who receive mental health and addiction services
Park named for CAMH head Paul Garfinkel In a new park that bears his name, Dr. Paul E. Garfinkel said you will regularly spot him sitting on a bench and looking up to see the transformation of the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) around him…
How Robert Munsch grabbed a lifeline “Getting treatment for bipolar disorder helped my creativity” says the popular author Robert Munsch. CAMH's Dr. David Goldbloom discusses creativity and mental illness in this article about Robert Munsch's struggle with bipolar disorder.
Program aims to ease return to work after mental health leave “Employer investment in high quality mental health care produces better outcomes and cost-savings than traditional disability management approaches” according to Dr. Ash Bender, Clinic Head of the Work, Stress and Health Program at CAMH.
City of Toronto and Centre for Addiction and Mental Health to name park in honour of Dr. Paul E. Garfinkel On Friday, September 25th Deputy Mayor Joe Pantalone (Ward 19 Trinity-Spadina) will join Dr. Paul E. Garfinkel and representatives of the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) and Toronto Parks, Forestry and Recreation for the official opening of Paul E. Garfinkel Park…
Casinos spend millions to make losers feel like winners
Program aims to ease return to work after mental health leave CAMH’s Dr. Katy Kamkar is a CTV health blogger. Read her latest blog on workplace health.
HEADS UP Kwasi Kafele is the director of corporate diversity at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH). Based on international findings, it's likely depression rates are much higher in African Canadian women than in white women.
Less than 50 percent of men and women with depression see a doctor for treatment Other mentions: sciencenews.com, individual.com; canadianbusiness.com; sciencedaily.com
Study confirms higher risk of heart disease among people with schizophrenia compared to general population
Gaining Independence: A class that teaches hope Read about CAMH's partnership with George Brown College and how the construction craft workers extended training program and assistant cook extended training program help people in recovery get back to work.
Job insecurity can lead to mental health problems CAMH’s Dr. Katy Kamkar is a CTV health blogger. Read her latest blog on the physical and mental effects associated with feelings of insecurity in the workplace.
ADHD study ties brain proteins to symptoms Umesh Jain, staff psychiatrist at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health's Child, Youth and Family program, said the research has broad implications beyond ADHD to "anything to do with impulse control."
Volunteering promotes good mental health for volunteers and clients Baking. Gardening. Swimming. Playing basketball and hosting special events. Sound like an agenda for a fun weekend? It’s actually a list of just some of the activities that volunteers do as part of the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health’s (CAMH) Corporate Volunteer Program.
Young smokers choosing contraband cigarettes About 13 per cent of Canadian high-school students who are daily smokers regularly smoke illegal cigarettes, creating a serious public health problem.. Other mentions: cbc.ca; canada.com; calgaryherald.com; news-medical.net; scienceblog.com; Vancouver Sun; Calgary Sun; Edmonton Sun; The London Free Press; The Sudbury Star; Toronto 24 Hours; The Whig-Standard (Kingston)
Some say slots gambling most addictive Any form of gambling is potentially addictive, but [slots] tend to be more addictive," said Nigel Turner, of the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health in Toronto.
Should you bike if you've been drinking? It may seem safer to pedal home from the bar, but tipsy bikers are still putting their lives at risk..
Design & Health International Academy Award 2009 Awarded for a mental healthcare facility where the operational need for supervision does not overwhelm the imperative to provide a civilizing and humane setting ….
Federal study to give homeless places to live A new federal project will look at helping homeless people with mental illness in five cities across Canada reintegrate into society by giving hundreds of them places to live. The participants will be selected next month, said research lead Dr. Paula Goering, who is also head of the Health Systems Research and Consulting Unit at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health in Toronto.
Nicotine levels in cars adds support for ban: Study Nicotine levels are "strikingly higher" in smokers' cars than in non-smokers' vehicles, and even exceed those found in public or private indoor spaces where tobacco use is allowed, a study has found. Dr. Peter Selby, clinical director of the addictions program at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health in Toronto, said the research confirms what other studies have shown, that there is significant exposure to second-hand smoke in confined spaces -- and a car's no different. Other mentions: Hamilton Spectator; The Daily Courier (Kelowna); Times-Herald (Moose Jaw); Winnipeg Free Press; The Lethbridge Herald; Amherst Daily News; Kamloops Daily News; Macleans.ca; Breitbart.com; Yahoo Canada; C-Health; medbroadcast.com; canadaeast.com
Depression in the workplace CAMH's Dr. Katy Kamkar is a CTV health blogger. Read her latest entry about depression in the workplace.
Gay dropouts say street is only option ..Toronto’s Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) Rainbow Program helped turn his life around. “CAMH saved my life,”…
Education can prevent youth dating violence: Research Dr. David Wolfe, from the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, said preventing physical violence begins with educating elementary and high school students about relationships..
CAMH unveils art exhibit- Artist adapts style to fit materials That's the crux of what lies behind Tested Mettle, Swinburne's new public commission located at The Paul Christie Community Centre at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), 1001 Queen St. W.
Snazzy cigarette packaging has consumers thinking the product is less lethal Roberta Ferrence, the Executive Director of the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit, housed within CAMH's Social, Prevention and Health Policy Research department, says, "It's misleading advertising, there are no healthier cigarettes."
Diabetic seniors taking antipsychotics face risks Dr. Gary Remington, an expert in antipsychotics and schizophrenia at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health in Toronto, said the study "adds an important piece to the puzzle."
Stigma of mental illness remains a serious problem Stigma of mental illness still a serious problem, writes Dr. Katy Kamkar, Work, Stress and Health Program, CAMH
Doctor makes difference in work return According to study author Dr. Carolyn Dewa of the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, when family physicians work collaboratively with specialists, the result seems to benefit both the employee and the employer…
Is pedophilia a product of nature or nurture? Is pedophilia hereditary? The truth is scientists don't know yet, said James Cantor, a psychologist with the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health.
Workplace depression: your co-worker needs your help Colleagues often don’t notice when a person is struggling with mental illness: Sufferers usually put on a brave front. “I don't think it's because they don't want to say anything. I think they just don't know what to say and they're afraid of making it worse,” says Carolyn Dewa, head of the Work and Well-being Research and Evaluation Program at CAMH…
Canadian hospital pioneers new therapy for mentally ill A Canadian psychiatric hospital will be the first in the world to use a combination of genetic testing and brain imaging to help determine the best course of treatment for patients with schizophrenia, depression, bipolar disorder and other mental illnesses…
Breakthrough could improve prescriptions Researchers with the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health in Toronto said Tuesday they are "months away" from being able to personalize medical treatments for mentally ill patients by using genetics and brain imaging tests… Other mentions: Ottawa Citizen;Canada.com; The Province; Calgary Herald;Canadian Business; Times Colonist (Victoria); Dose.ca; All Voices Online; E! Online; Science Daily; Global News Online; Edmonton Journal; The Leader Post (Regina); Montreal Gazette
New mental health research at CAMH Discussion with "Sylvain Houle, Director of the PET Centre at CAMH" Other mentions: CFTR-AM, 680 News
HMV and CAMH working together to inspire change through education HMV and CAMH launch new partnership - The focus of the partnership is to increase public awareness and education about addiction and mental health issues specifically as they relate to younger Canadians...
Mental-health advocates hail $5-million Thomson donation One of Canada's most prominent families has pledged $5-million to build the country's first inpatient centre to treat youth with co-occurring mental illness... Other mentions: CFTR-AM, 680 News; Here & Now (CBL-FM) – interview with David Goldbloom, psychiatrist and medical advisor at CAMH
1 in 25 deaths worldwide linked to alcohol consumption: study One in every 25 deaths worldwide can be linked to diseases or injuries related to alcohol consumption, concludes this CAMH study, which equates the libation's burden of harm to that of smoking almost a decade ago… Other mentions: ctv.ca; bbc.co.uk; cbsnews.com; usnews.com (Washington); OMNI News (South Asian edition); forbes.com;macleans.ca;time.com; newsmedical.net (Sydney);craegmoor.co.uk; nursingtimes.net; medicalnewstoday.com; metro.co.uk; metronews.ca; canada.com; visitbulgaria.info; Daily Mirror (London, UK); innovations-report.de (Germany); Hamilton Spectator; Winnipeg Free Press; Calgary Herald; Edmonton Sun; National Post; Metro (Toronto); Toronto Sun; Times Colonist (Victoria) (as well as an additional 100+ mentions worldwide including media sources in Germany, Sweden, France and Nepal)
Transit workers often struggle with PTSD Being punched, spat on, choked, violently thrown out of the bus, threatened with death, head-butted in the mouth, having objects thrown onto face or body, having a gun pointed at the face…
Art on Wheels Nourishes a Hungry City A local Etobicoke business was the canvas for seniors from the Geriatric Unit at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH)…
Art-wrapped vehicles roll out 'art in unexpected places' He drew a block. She painted a bird. Art opened communication exponentially between Raymond Wong and his residential senior clients at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH)… Other mentions: Etobicoke Guardian; Toronto Star
Still battling the stigma One in five Canadians who face a serious mental health or addiction problem -- are still too invisible in our society because of the stigma associated with these problems…
Mental illness still stigmatized "The reality is people don't visit," said Dr. David Goldbloom, a psychiatrist and medical adviser to the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health ...
'SEE-ing' The Difference: Evaluation Shows $167 Million Investment Improves Community Mental Health System, But Many Still
In Need Led by the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH)'s Dr. Paula Goering, SEEI is the culmination of nine research studies that explored the system... Other mentions: genengnews.com; canadianbusiness.com
Wanted: a plan for mental health
ADHD: Regaining focus Red Green, a 2009 CAMH Transforming Lives award recipient and CAMH psychiatrist and ADHD specialist Dr Umesh Jain discuss the prevalence of adult ADHD.
Kicking down barriers Peter Menzies, Clinical Head of Aboriginal Services at CAMH comments on the significance of Toronto's long-awaited aboriginal strategy.
CAMH awarded Fire Safety Award
Is the economy making you feel more stressed? Katy Kamkar, Clinical Psychologist at the Work, Stress and Health Program and the Psychological Trauma Program at CAMH is CTV's newest health blogger. Her latest blog provides useful information and tips on coping with the day-to-day stress currently experienced by many of us.
50 reasons to love Toronto: No. 7- The asylum wall is coming down
From 'nut house' to 'gem,' with help from a Blue Jay
When illness leads to prison, or worse Dr. Howard Barbaree, Clinical Director of the Law and Mental Health Program at CAMH comments on the prison system and mental illness.
The road to recovery a long, painful process for female gamblers
Helping whole communities Danielle Latulippe-Larmand, a psychiatric nurse for 25 years provides insight into a career helping the mentally ill - people she believes are the most marginalized within society.
Are we forgetting the importance of Employee Engagement in the workplace? Katy Kamkar, Clinical Psychologist at the Work, Stress and Health Program and the Psychological Trauma Program at CAMH is CTV's newest health blogger. Read her first blog on engagement in the workplace.
Stigma often worse than the problem itself
Mandatory minimums: three good reasons why jail alone is a bad idea CAMH CEO & President Paul Garfinkel provides commentary on proposed mandatory minimums law for drug offences.
The Nightingale Awards CAMH congratulates nurses Frances Abela-Dimech, Ann Pottinger and Barbara Shelly for making the Torstar Nightingale honour roll.
Teens in crisis given a path out of the darkness In the Toronto Star’s special mental health series students from CAMH’s REACH program are profiled.
Local woman to be honoured for fight against addiction
Native students gain from program
RBC recognizes Mental Health Week with $1.5 million commitment
Pug This City
Overcoming schizophrenia and its stigma
Shared care’ will help psych shortage
Trick of the cards or of the mind?
IGNORING mental health costly for all
Survivor of awful adolescence wants to save others the pain
Lives transformed
They fought mental illness and won
Talking to Your Kids About Drugs Voting starts for Pug Awards Managing the reality of mental illness in the office
“Swine-xiety”
Pulling together
Safe drinking measures
Public will have to think twice before having that next drink Electronic smoking: miracle steam or pipe dream?
Drug costs a deterrent to depression treatment
rTMS for treatment resistant depression
Couchiching set to launch survey on substance abuse
When physical and mental health problems co-occur and money gets tight, guess which prescriptions don't get filled? (CAMH News Release)
CAMH scientist first psychiatrist to win Royal College Medal Award in Medicine (CAMH News Release)
Tending to hearts and minds
Psychiatric illness and obesity: Recognizing the “Obesogenic” nature of an inpatient psychiatric setting
Understanding Ecstasy's danger
Before peas, there are shoots
Gene tells soldier ants to beat Swords into ploughshares
Winners and Losers: The crack cocaine of government-run gambling
Barroom aggression on rise
CAMH offering magnetic treatment Just Visiting: Sir Roger Penrose
Photos come out of the shadows
Economic Angst
Low To Moderate, Not Heavy, Drinking Releases 'Feel-good' Endorphins In The Brain
When the LCBO speaks, it's not just the liquor talking
Chemical in alcohol can cause cancer: study
Responsible drinking
Aboriginals get help fighting 'cultural pain'
How the mental health system failed Vince Li
Women Honoured
Time change brings relief to SAD people
The mentally ill who break the law deserve 'all mercy and humanity'
Brewed Awakening
Binge Fest
Recession depression
On-screen drinking drives viewers to the bottle, study finds
She's on a flight from Freud
At the base of 'a lightning rod'
Methadone Saves Lives campaign builds much-needed awareness of methadone maintenance treatment
Focus on alcohol abuse: the role of the pharmacist
Hot and bothered
Addressing mental health issues related to recession
Alternative rehab: rTMS - a new treatment for severe depression
Mental illness at work: a go-to guide for managers
Parkinson's sufferers lack addictive personality
Canadian youth rate online safety as a top concern, but many still engage in risky online behaviour, report finds
More bullying, more bullies online
Deeper issues involved in video game addictions
Parents get lesson in teenage depression
Topping the alcohol charts
Genetic risk for suicide linked to child abuse
Childhood abuse can alter genetic profile, raising suicide risk: study
Dinner guest is mental health expert
Respiratory therapy and smoking cessation: Are we doing our part?
What makes you happy?
Researchers struggle as Ottawa scales back funding
Chain of Command
Marijuana, cocaine enhance sexual experience
Depression front-runner
Transforming Lives Awards
Brain Rewiring
OxyContin addiction
Work the blues away
Helping to put mental illness on ice
Ontario police arrest 31 in massive child-porn bust
Stabbing victim pleased over sentence
Activists envision crops along Gardiner
Internet addiction to be discussed at CCI February 19
Effect of current economic state on individual health
S.A.D.
Unthinkable act leaves behind unspeakable hurt
Criteria for discharge, in the case of a hospitalization for schizophrenia
Are the winter blues real?
The Debate: Disorder on the Couch
Ten years of transforming lives
Seeing healthcare through green coloured glasses
My life in rehab
Crazy talk
Health plan funds killer drug
Research: Changing patterns in opioid addiction
The colour pink and gender identity
A tormented soul is free to fly
How to relieve SAD
Exercise relieves stress and depression
Methadone clinic in Peterborough
Dual diagnosis
Youth convicted of Lemieux murder to be sentenced in March
Party drug “purepill” poses serious health risks
Discussion: ADD/ADHD
SAD state of affairs
CAMH partnership helps break the cycle of addiction and incarceration
Laser smoking cessation therapy
The hidden epidemic: oxycontin abuse
What do women want?
Province should fund alcohol education
How to succeed in 2009: Don’t quit trying to quit
Eye colour, schizophrenia not all in the genes
New brochure available “Partying and getting drunk”
CAMH study reveals that heritability may not be linked to DNA
2009 Transforming Lives Awards
Community is key to care
Immigration policy – are programs delivering?
Infrastructure Ontario announces short list of teams to bid on CAMH project
Program dealing with violent customers could be made mandatory
Time to draw a new line for drunk drivers
CAMH offers treatment to help smokers butt out
CAMH training seminar deals with issues of sexual orientation and gender identity
Lowering the blood alcohol level to .05 would save lives
Five named to Order of Canada
What happens in the brain when we are happy
FOCUS concerned about funding: Editor
CAMH announces next phase in its STOP Study
A pretty pill with an ugly side
Mixed drinks
Mental Illness and the public
Medications and methods to help quit smoking
Addicts find a better way
Kicking an addiction and when is intervention appropriate?
Mental Health advocate named to Order of Canada
Help for Hangovers
Feeling Frazzled? Tips To Reduce Holiday Stress
Putting a price on safety
New rates of co-occurring substance use and mental disorders: study
Slowing economy causing more people to suffer from stress
Gay, lesbian, bisexual teens face high pregnancy risk
Pre-drinking a sign of "new culture of intoxication?"
Holiday Hangover
CAMH programs on the move
Tragic legacy, historic apology
Fight addiction with attention
Womb gay
Opioid addiction subject of film screening, panel discussion
Mental illness carries stigma in small towns
Drinking and Partner Violence – what’s the connection?
CAMH Corporate Volunteer program-Therapeutic Recreation Week Sports Challenge
Holiday blues
La lutte contre le tabac nuit aux schizophrènes
Challenges of parenting teens discussed in Belleville
Darrell Gregersen: She's got the toughest job in Toronto fundraising
Addiction/Mental Health support
Waiting for the visitors who never come
All bets are off
Financial stress leads to crisis on the home front
Now you can blame those extra pounds on the 'ice age' gene
Gifts to end the silent treatment
Gift of a goat can change lives for villagers in the Sahara
Discrimination Eats Away at You – and Increases your chance of Mental Illness
Not enough doctors to care for seniors: MD
Presenting solutions for holiday anxiety
Valerie Pringle named spokesperson for CAMH’s Gifts of Light
Surprising study on connection between anxiety or depression and gastrointestinal problems
Canadian film to open Rendezvous with Madness 2008
Region offering smokers a helping hand in kicking the habit
New Gene Discovered For New Form Of Intellectual Disability
Mental healthcare of asylum-seekers and refugees
Treatment Seeking Among Ontario Problem Gamblers: Results of a Population Survey
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