Executive director departure announcement

Executive director departure announcement

The Ontario Centre of Excellence for Child and Youth Mental Health and CHEO are announcing that our executive director, Michelle Hurtubise, has resigned to pursue a new career opportunity in a direct care, community-based organization. 

We are grateful to Michelle for her leadership over the past 3 years, particularly stewarding us through a new strategic plan that reinforces our commitment to improving service quality and mobilizing knowledge for Ontario’s...

Family engagement resource guide

Family engagement resource guide

Meaningful family engagement requires a partnership with families at all levels of planning, implementing and evaluating — in fact, without these partnerships, meaningful family engagement is not possible.

Our family engagement team is available to provide expert support, guidance and advice throughout the process of building relationships and partnerships with families and will help you to engage meaningfully with families in your community to bring these practices...

Cannabis and mental health

Cannabis and mental health

"Clearing the Air" examines the links between mental health and substance use, particularly cannabis use among youth under 25 years of age. We summarize expert opinions as well as the results of a non-systematic search of the research and grey literature available at the time of writing, with the caveat that knowledge on evidence-informed practices will continue to evolve over time.

Since the literature summarized here represents only one type of evidence, we have integrated...

Ontario unveils locations for six new Youth Wellness Hubs

Ontario unveils locations for six new Youth Wellness Hubs

Ontario's six new youth wellness hubs were announced today, and we couldn't be more excited to work with our friends at CAMH and its Provincial System Support Program to provide support to these important initatives. Check out Youth Wellness Hubs Ontario and sign up for the newsletter to keep up to date on developments!

All about the HEADS-ED for primary care

All about the HEADS-ED for primary care

Walking the path: An applied research pilot project is based on the findings and recommendations of the Centre’s policy-ready paper Paving the path to connected care. Specifically, the pilot is working with East Metro Youth Services in Toronto and Algoma Family Services in Sault Ste. Marie to:

1. Create organizational structures and practices that support inter-provider communication
2. Develop guidelines and standardized clinical pathways
3. Integrate standardized...