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Helping Ontario's colleges and universities enhance their capacity to support student mental health and well-being.

Welcome

Welcome to the Centre for Innovation in Campus Mental Health! Our mission is to help Ontario’s colleges and universities enhance their capacity to support student mental health and well-being.

You can find everything you need here, from resources on student mental health, webinars with experts, campus initiatives, to the latest news. We have it all here for you!

Reducing Cannabis Harms

This guide explores issues related to cannabis use and provides readers with an overview of health approaches that can reduce the harms and risks associated with it.

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Knowledge Sharing

The Centre is committed to building the knowledge and skills of front-line staff, faculty and student leaders in the post-secondary mental health sector.

Whole Campus, Healthy Communities

Save the Date! Our 2019 Conference will be held on October 15/16, 2019. The call for abstracts will begin on February 4, 2019. We look forward to hearing from you.

Conference

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CICMH Eastern Forum (Kingston)

Conference

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Gambling and Gaming on Campus - A hidden problem?

Webinar

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Campus Initiatives

The Centre keeps track of campus initiatives from across the province to help you stay informed of the work being done in student mental health.

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Reach Out – Student Organization

Strengthening transitions for students with autism spectrum disorders – MHIF

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Resources

The Centre identifies and compiles best and promising programs, practices and resources to help Ontario's post-secondary institutions enhance their capacity to support student mental health and well-being.

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How Well is your Workspace Helping your Wellness?

Suicide Prevention Crisis Centre Crisis Protocols

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News

February 4, 2019

Responding to student mental health concerns in social work education: reflective questions for social work educators

In this paper, we explore ways in which social work educators might respond to students who report that mental health issues underlie their difficulty in meeting core competencies, or otherwise use the language of mental health to describe their struggles to succeed in social work programs. We discuss various trends in policy responses in Canada,...

Student mental health services at McGill transformed by new  Rossy Student Wellness Hub

McGill University announced today a new approach to student mental health and well-being that includes the Rossy Student Wellness Hub. The ambitious $14-million initiative reimagines the way health services are provided, with a newly integrated, campus-wide approach to physical and mental health and wellness, and a greater emphasis on awareness, prevention and earlier intervention. McGill’s...

Events

February 4 @ 8:00 am

Waterstone Foundation presents Eating Disorders: From Detection to Treatment

To celebrate Eating Disorder Awareness Week, expert trainers will be offering a FREE full day training for those working with youth and adults (ages 18+) in post-secondary education, health care, and community settings.

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October 15