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Publications

CAMH offers unique, practical, research-based publications and resources in the fields of substance use and addictions, mental health, concurrent disorders, trauma, policy research, clinical tools, and health promotion.
  • CAMH Publications Catalogue
    At CAMH, our goal is to provide leadership in creating better understanding, prevention and care. Each of our unique publications for clients and their families or for front-line professionals provides up-to-date information on addiction and mental illness. For the full range of products, see our alphabetical list of titles, and learn more about how to order.
  • CAMH Connexions Newsletter
    CAMH's corporate newsletter is published quarterly. You can subscribe for free.
  • CAMH Annual Reports & Strategic Planning documents
    Read the latest overview of CAMH's work, as well as our Strategic Plan for 2009 - 2012
  • CAMH Research Program's Publications
    Read e-Bulletins and more from CAMH's Research Program.
  • Publications for Professionals
    Our publications and other resources can help professionals across the province apply the latest research, best practices and innovative approaches to client care.
  • CrossCurrents (The Journal of Addiction and Mental Health)
    The goal of CrossCurrents is to promote knowledge, awareness and dialogue around mental health and addiction issues for professionals working in these fields and for allied professionals who are affected by mental health and addiction issues.
  • Journal of Gambling Issues (JGI)
    JGI has peer-reviewed articles (gambling-related research, treatment and policy) and offers a forum (opinions, first person accounts and letters to the editor) to help make sense of how gambling affects us all.

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