Our scoping review protocol on knowledge user engagement🤝in consensus-building healthcare initiatives is published 👇👇👇‼️Stayed tuned 📢 for the results. I'm so fortunate 🍀 to work with this team including super🌟 Alène Toulany
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How to meet students’ soaring mental health needs without soaring funding
Cheryl Regehr and Sandy Welsh explain how the University of Toronto revolutionised its provision without recruiting vast armies of counsellors bit.ly/3QAi43W

Our afternoon Grand Challenges Breakout Sessions, each facilitated by an Inlight researcher and fellow, explore pressing topics in student #mentalhealth research including mobilizing data systems, driving interdisciplinary research, and EDIAI in research design #Inlight2024

Our final panel at #Inlight2024 is on Fostering Compassionate Learning Environments, exploring how classroom spaces can be leveraged to support postsecondary #studentmentalhealth . Student + faculty panelists discuss their research on AI, pedagogy, & student wellbeing at #UofT

Opening our morning with welcoming remarks from #Inlight2024 hosts Professor Kristin Cleverley (Kristin Cleverley) + Student Advisory Committee members Dela Farzanfar & Dinarshan Chandrakumar, emphasizing the importance of a whole-community approach to #studentmentalhealth at #UofT

📢The #GlobalSpeakerSeries returns on May 7 for a special two part series during #MentalHealthWeek ! Join #UofT researchers + knowledge users for two panel discussions on the latest in #studentmentalhealth research.

Register for each session below or at smhr.utoronto.ca/global-researc…

ok let's try this again..hiring a project coordinator for a new CIHR-funded study. let's do this.

Data from the Global Burden of Disease Study corroborate the high prevalence of mental disorders affecting children and youths, indicating that more than one out of 10 individuals aged 5 to 24 years globally live with a diagnosable mental disorder. ja.ma/43I8nG0

Today we hosted the Inlight Student Engagement Day on Mental Health Research!
Planned by our Student Advisory Committee, the event brought together grads & undergrads from #UTSG U of T Mississauga and University of Toronto Scarborough to discuss their definition of wellness + priorities in #studentmentalhealth research

Seven #UofT graduate students awarded 2023-2024 Inlight - Student Mental Health Research at UofT Research Fellowships in support of mental health research 💙 uoft.me/an6

Join us tomorrow, Mar 6, for our next #GlobalSpeakerSeries ! We are hosting moderator Sanjeev Sockalingam in conversation with researchers from Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv to discuss their work on #studentmentalhealth in Ukraine.
Register now: bit.ly/49niDVZ

Join us this Wednesday (March 6th) for Inlight - Student Mental Health Research at UofT next Global Speaker Series. Our colleagues from National University of Kyiv are sharing findings from their national study of university student #mentalhealth

What a day for #mentalhealth research @camhnews !

'Hope is the most powerful thing in the world and that's what research gives us”

Ontario invests $1.6B in new buildings at CAMH thestar.com/politics/provi… via @torontostar

📢The #GlobalSpeakerSeries on Student Mental Health Research returns on Mar 6!
Join researchers from Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv to discuss 'Mental Health of University Students in Ukraine During and After the War'.
Register now at bit.ly/49niDVZ

Even low intensity activities can be beneficial for depression, finds a new BMJ study.

Health services and administrations should provide enough resources to make exercise accessible to the entire population, argues linked Editorial
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Thrilled to see this paper out in the world! Best practices for partnering with young people who have lived and living experience of suicide in suicide research: this was a massive project led superbly by the talented Dr Marianne Webb (she/her) - econtent.hogrefe.com/doi/full/10.10…

Researchers find early symptoms of psychosis spectrum disorder in youth accessing mental health services #UofT ➡️ uoft.me/a9I

A sleep-circadian pathway to mood disorders is an attractive hypothesis needing data from prospective, mechanistic & interventional studies

Grateful for support (Wellcome NHMRC) to test key hypotheses

Ian Hickie Sean W Cain Prof Miranda Wolpert

onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/wp…

New research co-led by Kristin Cleverley finds evidence that Psychosis Spectrum Symptoms (PSS) are often present in youth accessing mental health services. The findings provide important data to assess whether earlier intervention is needed #mentalhealthmatters buff.ly/3Ssofs5

#YouthWellnessHubs in Ontario are helping create real change in youth #MentalHealth . Learn more about Integrated Youth Services & how to access these free, centralized supports in your community: bit.ly/YWHO Bell Let's Talk Youth Wellness Hubs Ontario (YWHO) #BellLetsTalk #YWHO #KidsCantWait