#CundillatCAMH 's latest CARIBOU-2 protocol delves into the clinical and implementation effectiveness of the CARIBOU-2 pathway vs. treatment-as-usual in community mental health with 25 adolescents over 24 weeks.

💡The full protocol is accessible here: bmcpsychiatry.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

The NEEDs study, led by Dr. Naima Javaid, is being conducted with Ontario primary care providers that treat youth and children to understand their needs for mental health services and training.

To participate in the study, please contact [email protected]

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We reviewed the effectiveness of emergency department-based and initiated suicide prevention interventions in a recently published article.

You can access it below to learn more: doi.org/10.1371/journa…
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Mood Matters is a #CundillatCAMH video made for young people to share tips on healthy eating, movement, and sleep habits. #TherapeuticRecreationMonth

Check out the video here: youtube.com/watch?v=qMnQFT…

The #CundillatCAMH CARIBOU Initial Assessment Guide was created to support clinicians working with youth with depression.

Visit the CARIBOU website for more information on all the steps of this treatment pathway: camh.ca/en/professiona…

CARIBOU at #CundillatCAMH is an integrated care pathway to support youth with depression. Step 2 of the pathway includes an information session called Mood Foundations.

Explore this step of the pathway and more on the Caribou website:

camh.ca/en/professiona…

Very honored to be a part of this important paper on the burden of mental disorders in children and adolescents.

Registration is still open for the 'Innovations in the delivery of interventions and services for youth depression: From community to clinic', on Tues Nov 28, 9 AM EST. Register today, Register today, facmed.registration.med.utoronto.ca/portal/events/…. #CundillatCAMH

Dr. Peter Szatmari Darren Courtney Registration now Open: Free webinar, great international speakers! Led by CAMH Cundill Centre & CYPMHS Research: 'Innovations in the delivery of interventions and services for Youth Depression: From Community to Clinic' - Tuesday 28th November. facmed.registration.med.utoronto.ca/portal/events/…

Register today for the Cundill Centre x Nottingham UK Conference, 'Innovations in the Delivery of Interventions & Services for Youth Depression: From Community to Clinic', Tues Nov 28, 9 AM EST: facmed.registration.med.utoronto.ca/portal/events/… #CundillatCAMH

Episode 58 is now live! Join hosts Kate Braithwaite & Nikhita Singhal to learn about depression in children & adolescents with guest expert Darren Courtney of CAMH & UofTPsychiatry: psychedpodcast.org/blog/depressio… 🎧 #PsychTwitter #MedTwitter #MedEd CAMH Education CAMH Research

I’m one of a number of CAMH early career #mentalhealth researchers who has been supported by the visionary Koerner family. Now that number will grow exponentially. Thank you Koerner family for all you’ve done to support 🇨🇦 #mentalhealth research!

A truly important paper to understand what clinical #depression is really like. The lived experience of depression: a bottom‐up review co‐written by experts by experience and academics - Fusar‐Poli - 2023 - World Psychiatry - Wiley Online Library onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/wp…

Please join us at 10 am EDT today for the Temerty Medicine UofTPsychiatry #ASPIREToronto virtual #WSPD event, featuring two incredible speakers on suicide prevention - Asante Haughton on social justice, and Dr Ella Arensman on the intersection of mental and physical health. Link below!

📚 Check out my commentary on managing co-occurring substance use and mental health symptoms in youth. An important read for doctors, therapists, clinicians, and researchers in the field. 📷ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…… #YouthMentalHealth #ConcurrentDisorders
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Today is #InternationalSelfCareDay !

This day recognizes the importance of activities that improve your #mental and #physical well-being – whether it's taking up a new hobby or relaxing at home.

Here are six ways to practice self-care from our #GameChangers4MH experts:

'Violence on the TTC. Syringes in back alleys. Homeless people sleeping in our subway stations.'

In a long essay, I write on how we got here, the temptation of rebalancing patients' rights & a way forward for those with severe mental illness. CAMH

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