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CAMH in the Media - October 2009Parents 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.
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 ..
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
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…
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)
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.
Casinos spend millions to make losers feel like winners
The Globe and Mail - Saturday, October 3
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.
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.. |
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Last updated: Feb 23, 2011 11:56 AM Published: Jul 01, 2011 2:53 AM ID#P55689 |