Our Chapters offer peer to peer support groups across the Province
PCMH is recruiting Chapter Leaders to provide local peer to peer support
PCMH is very concerned about the decision that will eliminate a voice for our most vulnerable children
PCMH contributes family voice to the growing conversations about the crisis of child and youth mental health services in Ontario. To contact a spokesperson of PCMH, and/or to find out how to get in touch with families who can contribute to your story:
Executive Director, Sarah Cannon
T: 416-220-0742
I just wanted to say how pleased I am at the fact that PCMH is extending it's communication to the web. The increases to the website and the monthly Web Newsletter are helping …Member, Windsor
A new study found anxiety and depression are among the #mentalhealth issues among youth in Canada. #mentalillness #kidscantwait http://dailyhive.com/vancouver/mental-health-depression-canada-youth-report
134 Days agoAs a parent or caregiver, you may feel confused and anxious about meeting the needs of a child or youth with these issues, and about where and how to seek information and treatment. CAMH's Child, Youth and Family Service treats young people with mental health and/or addiction problems.
We welcome our new Burlington Chapter with two dates a month to provide families with support. Check out the Burlington Chapter page for more information about when and where the meetings are!
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