Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Campuses

The College Street Site, formerly the Clarke Institute of Psychiatry, is CAMH's hub for research-intensive outpatient care and specialized neurodevelopmental services. This campus emphasizes innovative treatments for complex neurodevelopmental and behavioral disorders, housing world-leading research institutes and clinics focused on translational science from bench to bedside. It supports advanced training in neuropsychiatry, addiction research, and neurodevelopmental conditions.

• Azrieli Adult Neurodevelopmental Centre
• Campbell Family Mental Health Research Institute
• Autism and Neurodevelopmental Services
• Impulse, Personality, and Eating Disorders Programs
• Sexuality, Gender, and Nicotine Dependence Clinics
• Forensic Outpatient and Assessment Services
• General Adult Psychiatry Outpatient Clinics
• Research Training and Fellowship Programs

Educational offerings include specialized courses for psychiatry residents, postdoctoral fellows, and graduate students in psychology and neuroscience, partnered with the University of Toronto. Key teaching areas cover neurogenetics, brain imaging, and behavioral therapies, fostering expertise in precision mental health interventions and public policy development.

The Queen Street Site serves as the flagship clinical campus of the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), focusing on comprehensive inpatient and emergency psychiatric care. This expansive 27-acre campus, undergoing phased redevelopment, specializes in acute mental health crises, long-term treatment for severe disorders, forensic psychiatry, and addiction recovery programs. It is home to Canada's only stand-alone psychiatric emergency department and features specialized units for diverse patient needs, integrating cutting-edge clinical practices with teaching for medical professionals.

• Psychiatric Emergency Department (24/7 at 1051 Queen Street West)
• Forensic Secure Units for court-mandated care
• Crisis and Critical Care Building for acute interventions
• McCain Complex Care & Recovery Building for rehabilitation
• Addictions and Concurrent Disorders Services
• Mood, Anxiety, and Psychosis Programs
• Youth Addiction and Mental Health Services
• Women's Inpatient and Specialized Care Units

Academic activities include residency training in psychiatry, nursing education, and interdisciplinary courses through affiliation with the University of Toronto. Research-clinical integration supports studies in trauma, schizophrenia, and substance use disorders, training future specialists in evidence-based mental health delivery.