CAMH Connexions Spring 2006

CAMH Connexions

Easy Access to Information on Addictions and Mental Health

The R. Samuel McLaughlin Addiction and Mental Health Information Centre – a CAMH initiative – is much more than just bricks and mortar on the east side of Toronto’s Dufferin Street near King Street West. More...

Care for the Caring

Working on the support line of the McLaughlin Centre can be challenging. More...

Navigating the Housing Maze at CAMH

On March 24, the Workman Theatre at CAMH’s Queen Street site was at capacity to hear Toronto Mayor David Miller introduce Navigating the Housing Maze. More...

News Highlights

• Does a Common Genetic Difference Cause Alcohol and Nicotine Addiction?
• Unhealthy Working Schedules for Nurses Revealed
• New Name – A Sign of Success

CAMH welcomes Geriatric Mental Health Expert

After ten years as a Medical Director at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Dr. Benoît Mulsant has returned to Canada to redefine the Geriatric Mental Health Program at CAMH. More...

Upcoming Events

• Meeting the Challenges of Borderline Personality Disorder – A Community Information Forum
• CAMH Annual General Meeting
• 2006 Being Scene Art Exhibit

Site Speak

Mayor David Miller and City Councillor Joe Pantalone stopped by the Redevelopment Office on Friday March 24 to receive a quick presentation on CAMH’s redevelopment project. More...

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Highlights disponivel em Portugues PDF

CAMH Connexions, the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health’s (CAMH) external newsletter, is published four times a year to inform our stakeholders about current issues and events at CAMH.

Published by: Public Affairs
Policy, Education and Health Promotion Department (PEHP), CAMH, 33 Russell Street, Toronto, Ontario M5S 2S1

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