We’re pleased to officially welcome back Sarah Downey (@SarahEDowney1) who re-joins CAMH as our President and CEO as of today!
Sarah is ready to meet the challenges and realize the opportunities ahead as we reimagine a world where #MentalHealthIsHealth.
Join us in celebrating Lee Steel, a Peer Support Worker at CAMH and 2021 Heart of the City Champion.
Lee is a passionate leader who "always finds the time to listen to any member of our team and any family that needs guidance or simply needs to feel heard.”
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Recognizing Karleigh Darnay, a Youth Engagement Coordinator at CAMH, who co-created youth-led resources during the pandemic. Karleigh was nominated as a Heart of the City Champion by her peers.
Thank you for your incredible work.
@camhnews@Medpoiesis
Celebrating Denise Canso, Manager of Virtual Care and the Ontario Psychiatric Outreach Program at CAMH. Nominated by her peers as a 2021 Heart of the City Champion: "With her, the CAMH community was apart, but not alone."
@camhnews@OPOP_PEPO@medpoiesis @drEserhal @jennyhardy
Yes! We are now approaching another transition - how to create integrated models of in-person and virtual care that centre patients and ensure high quality and continuity of care. Sign us up for another 10 years of innovation @CAMHnews
Initiated by a team of Indigenous & non-Indigenous staff, the CAMH Truth and Reconciliation Action Plan is part of our promise to improve #mentalhealth care for Indigenous Peoples, and our ongoing commitment to reconciliation: https://t.co/ACTZOigu3I
#IndigenousHistoryMonth
Today, we announced our strategy for Dismantling Anti-Black Racism, focused on 3 parts: patients & families, staff, hospital operations. We are committed to ensuring that patients & staff receive the fair, equitable & just treatment they deserve. #BHM https://t.co/oTT2RUa7aL
Please re-Tweet to raise awareness: While #Alzheimers disease and other forms of #dementia impose an awful toll, we should focus as much as possible for as long as possible on how abilities change and how we can adapt in support.
#caregiving#dignity#humanrights
I’m an ER doctor. I’ve seen a therapist and have been on antidepressants. Our system considers this a red flag, instead of a positive signal that I’m taking the best care of myself possible. This needs to change.