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The only constant in life is change... 🏥🏗️🚧 We're saying farewell to our Unit 2 building to make way for the future. #CAMHRedevelopment

CAMH Aboriginal Services & Spiritual Care Services recently held a small, outdoor multi-faith procession around CAMH's two new hospital buildings prior to patient move-in. #CAMHredevelopment

Congratulations @kpmbarch on being recognized for your vision for a new research centre at CAMH! #CAMHRedevelopment Learn more: camh.ca/en/camh-news-a…

Lobbies with beautiful artwork. Accessible entrances. Natural light. These are some of the ways we helped @CAMHnews create modern, welcoming #MentalHealth spaces for Phase 1C of the #CAMHRedevelopment: ow.ly/8Zvw50Cv902

As Phase 1C of the #CAMHRedevelopment comes to an end, we’re celebrating with project partners @CAMHnews, @PCLConstruction, @InfraOntario, and @PlenaryAmericas. We’re pleased to contribute to this transformative project: ow.ly/8Zvw50Cv902

The third phase of #CAMHredevelopment is complete with the opening of our two new buildings today. Learn about what this means for the future of #Mentalhealth: camh.ca/en/camh-news-a…

Attention: please read this important message about the CAMH Emergency Department: #CAMHredevelopment #MentalHealthIsHealth

Art can support recovery, and as part of our #CAMHredevelopment Therapeutic Art Project, we integrated a diverse selection of beautiful art installations into our new hospital buildings. Learn more at camh.ca/redevelopment

Clinical programs are not the only thing moving back as part of #CAMHredevelopment. In a few days, we welcome back @WorkmanArtsTO to our Queen St. site. Check out their new space in the McCain Complex Care and Recovery Building: camh.ca/en/camh-news-a…

In 13 days, we're officially opening our Crisis and Critical Care Building and McCain Complex Care and Recovery Building to the public. Learn more about where you can find some of our relocated services at the Queen Street site here: camh.ca/move #CAMHRedevelopment

In 1998, CAMH was created to transform #mentalhealth care. Our new buildings - created to promote healing & recovery - are helping us realize this vision. Learn more about the future of care here: camh.ca/en/driving-cha… #CAMHRedevelopment

True landscape change for #MentalHealth in Canada. Can’t wait for @WorkmanArtsTO to return home to @CAMHnews later this Fall. #CAMHRedevelopment

Change is coming thanks to #CAMHRedevelopment! In 15 days, we're welcoming patients, families & staff to revolutionary new spaces that will transform #mentalhealth care. Information about programs & services that are moving can be found here: camh.ca/move

Upon entering the reception area of our new Crisis & Critical Care Building, visitors are greeted by an airbrushed mural by Cree artist Rebecca Baird. The building will open in 18 days, but you can learn more about the art & artist here: camh.ca/en/camh-news-a… #CAMHRedevelopment

We're 19 days away from move-in day! Learn how the McCain Complex Care and Recovery Building will improve #mentalhealth care for CAMH patients: camh.ca/en/driving-cha… #CAMHRedevelopment

Move-in day is 20 days away. Our Crisis and Critical Care Building will improve integrated care by relocating many of the hospital's essential services to Queen Street. Learn more about our #CAMHRedevelopment: camh.ca/en/driving-cha…

We're 22 days away from moving in! Learn about CAMH's new #mentalhealth facility of the future, with spaces designed to promote healing and recovery. More here: camh.ca/en/driving-cha… #MentalHealthIsHealth #CAMHRedevelopment

We're 25 days away from staff and patients moving in to our new buildings. Learn how one patient created the stunning signature work of art & culture that greets everyone at the entrance of the McCain Complex Care & Recovery Building: camh.ca/en/camh-news-a… #CAMHRedevelopment

We're 26 days away from moving in to our new buildings, but some parts of our #CAMHRedevelopment are already open to the public! Check out which familiar critter is making its home at our TD Commons on Queen & Shaw street: camh.ca/en/camh-news-a…

We're 27 days away from move-in date for our #CAMHRedevelopment. Did you know that our new buildings will feature curated art pieces created by people with lived experience? Learn more about our Therapeutic Art Project: camh.ca/en/camh-news-a…

Attention: please read this important message about the CAMH Emergency Department: #CAMHredevelopment #MentalHealthIsHealth

@CAMHnews anyone else feel like #LEGO? #camhredevelopment #MentalHealthMatters #BuildingHope

The only constant in life is change... 🏥🏗️🚧 We're saying farewell to our Unit 2 building to make way for the future. #CAMHRedevelopment

In 1998, CAMH was created to transform #mentalhealth care. Our new buildings - created to promote healing & recovery - are helping us realize this vision. Learn more about the future of care here: camh.ca/en/driving-cha… #CAMHRedevelopment

Our new buildings, the McCain Complex Care & Recovery Building and the Crisis Care Building, will provide state-of-the-art spaces that bring together research, education & clinical programs for better collaboration and improved care. #CAMHRedevelopment #MentalHealthIsHealth

Providing open & accessible space for patients & staff to access nature as part of recovery, the TD Commons also serves as a meeting ground for interaction with the West Queen West neighbourhood. #CAMHRedevelopment #MentalHealthIsHealth

Change is coming thanks to #CAMHRedevelopment! In 15 days, we're welcoming patients, families & staff to revolutionary new spaces that will transform #mentalhealth care. Information about programs & services that are moving can be found here: camh.ca/move

The next phase of #CAMHredevelopment is coming in 2020, ushering in a new standard for patient care. Since our groundbreaking in 2017, we've been eagerly waiting to show you the future of #mentalhealth, right here on our Queen Street Site. #MentalHealthIsHealth

This week we unveiled a new piece of art by Brandon Vickerd called Monument to the White Squirrel, one of 34 pieces of donor-funded art submitted through a robust art competition as part of the #CAMHredevelopment project. Read more: camh.ca/en/camh-news-a…

With mounting evidence about the therapeutic impact of art on #mentalhealth, our new buildings incorporate work selected from the Therapeutic Art Project, a donor-funded art competition featuring pieces by people with lived experience. #CAMHRedevelopment #MentalHealthIsHealth

Today we welcomed @fordnation, @celliottability & @MichaelTiobollo to mark the completion of two new state-of-the-art buildings at Queen & Ossington that will open for patient care in Nov 2020. #CAMHredevelopment #MIAW20 #MentalHealthIsHealth camh.ca/en/camh-news-a…

Collaboration across disciplines will be an important factor in advancing #mentalhealth. Our state-of-the-art spaces will allow clinicians, researchers, educators and patients to work together to improve care. #MentalHealthIsHealth #CAMHRedevelopment

In 13 days, we're officially opening our Crisis and Critical Care Building and McCain Complex Care and Recovery Building to the public. Learn more about where you can find some of our relocated services at the Queen Street site here: camh.ca/move #CAMHRedevelopment

We're 26 days away from moving in to our new buildings, but some parts of our #CAMHRedevelopment are already open to the public! Check out which familiar critter is making its home at our TD Commons on Queen & Shaw street: camh.ca/en/camh-news-a…

We're 22 days away from moving in! Learn about CAMH's new #mentalhealth facility of the future, with spaces designed to promote healing and recovery. More here: camh.ca/en/driving-cha… #MentalHealthIsHealth #CAMHRedevelopment

We're 27 days away from move-in date for our #CAMHRedevelopment. Did you know that our new buildings will feature curated art pieces created by people with lived experience? Learn more about our Therapeutic Art Project: camh.ca/en/camh-news-a…

Despite delays due to #COVID19, we are continuing to make progress on our redevelopment. Check out our latest #CAMHRedevelopment update and learn about how the future of #mentalhealth is coming together at CAMH: camh.ca/en/driving-cha…

The West Queen West skyline looks a little different now that all four cranes have come down from the #CAMHredevelopment site. Another sign of progress toward the future of #mentalhealth care. ow.ly/oT8750pSmKX @CAMHnews @PCLConstruction

Hopefully the weather cooperates for a month more of outdoor #yoga @CAMHnews 🍃☀️🍂 Yesterday even the #CAMHRedevelopment construction was in our favour, stopping just in time for final #meditation 🙏🏽 Have a safe & peaceful weekend! #giftsoflight @endstigma #mentalhealthishealth

Lobbies with beautiful artwork. Accessible entrances. Natural light. These are some of the ways we helped @CAMHnews create modern, welcoming #MentalHealth spaces for Phase 1C of the #CAMHRedevelopment: ow.ly/8Zvw50Cv902