Free Conference for Young Adults
On Sept. 7, we dedicated the Margaret Trudeau Butterfly Garden in celebration of Margaret’s impassioned advocacy for mental health and The Royal.
After a long pandemic-related break, the Royal Ottawa Mental Health Centre is welcoming back six very special – not to mention, furry – volunteers from Ottawa Therapy Dogs (OTD).
Eight innovative research projects funded through the annual University Medical Research Fund (UMRF) grant competition will harness Virtual Reality technology; EMRs; brain imaging and more, to improve diagn
Medical Assistance in Dying, known as MAiD, is a procedure in which a person choses to receive medications to intentionally and safely end their life under the care of a qualified physician.
OTTAWA, ONTARIO – February 1, 2022: The Royal is pleased to announce that has been named among the National Capital Region’s Top Employers. This is the seventh time The Royal has received this honour.
It’s not always easy to talk to teenagers about substance use. But, it’s more important now than ever.“Parents matter,” says Kasie Coulombe, coordinator of The Royal’s Early Intervention Program.
My name is Maddy Eisenberg - I am a media personality and mental health advocate. I live with depression and generalized anxiety.
Presented by The Royal’s Ontario Structured Psychotherapy Program...
Throughout the past year, our actions have been guided by the philosophy of a Hospital Without Walls – mental health care and research that meets people where they are, integrated with other aspects of life and wellness.
Like most parents, I would do anything for my child.
When Justin was younger, he had a lot of strange medical conditions. So many times I would hear the paediatrician say, “I really don’t know what’s going on with him.”
When it comes to mental illness, it is difficult to fix what we can’t see.
Unlike cancer or diabetes – where a tumor is visible, or a simple blood test can map patient’s symptoms to their blood sugar levels – depression has traditi
The Royal is upgrading our Electronic Health Record (EHR) technology to better support your mental health care.
Win big and support mental health care!
For over 100 years, The Royal has never wavered from our leadership role in mental health.
COVID-19 Q&A:
I’m a caregiver of someone with mental health concerns and I’m having a hard time taking care of myself.
Answer:
The Royal is pleased to announce that Dr. Simone Vigod of Women’s College Hospital and the University of Toronto is the 2021 winner of The Royal-Mach-Gaensslen Prize for Mental Health Research.
Dr. Northoff joins 50 leaders recognized for outstanding scholarly, scientific and artistic achievement.
What is the best way to study resilience to childhood trauma among Inuit? What does “success” look like in the face of trauma?
In Canada, 1 in 5 adults experience mental illness every year.
As mental health stigma continues to dissipate, more and more people are reaching out and seeking help.