Dear Friend of CAMH:

Each year students across Canada will break from school for seven glorious days—all in the name of rejuvenation. Some will enjoy getaways to exciting places near or far, others will take part in arts programs offered locally, still more will relax with friends at home.

Don’t you deserve a little rest and relaxation too? Absolutely.

This March, take some time to relax: it’s good for your physical and mental health. Take some time off. Get outdoors. Reconnect with friends. Read something interesting—like this month’s eNews!

Enjoy a March Mental Health Break!

-Your eNews team

P.S. How do you plan to rest and rejuvenate this March? Tell us on Twitter or Facebook.

Highlights

Exceptional Minds: The Convergence of Art and Mental Illness in the 21st Century >>

Attend the premiere screening of the One Calm Hour documentary >>

Stories

From anxiety and depression to hope, healing and dignity

Thanks to the help of his partner, Doug, and CAMH, Brad is alive today. He hopes his story will give you and/or someone you know hope for a better tomorrow.

Read more >

Extracurricular activities: Trends in teen drug use

Almost 40% of Ontario adolescents report using at least one illicit drug in the past year, according to CAMH’s 2011 Ontario Student Drug Use and Health Survey. Do you know what dangers your teen is exposed to?

Read more >

Bridging the gap: Toronto’s most inclusive rental property

Toronto’s most life-changing address will soon have a new neighbour.

See what's in store >

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