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Nurses from The Royal are innovative clinical leaders with rewarding complex roles and responsibilities who provide exceptional care in the community 365 days a year and 24 hours a day.
COVID-19 Q&A:
My family member has a substance use disorder. How can I best support them during this crisis?
Answer:
The Royal’s 3rd Conference on Forensic and Correctional Mental Health is a 3-day event consisting of two parts.
COVID-19 Q&A:
Top 10 silver linings I've found amidst the clouds of COVID-19
Answer:
Vanessa Holmes, Social Worker
Brockville Mental Health Centre (BMHC) is home to a unique program designed to counter one of the most serious public health problems known around the world: hepatitis C.
Why workplace mental health research matters.
Workplaces play an important role in mental health.
New programming is in the works for aging clients in the Forensic Treatment Unit at the Brockville Mental Health Centre (BMHC).
When separate tragedies struck the lives of the Lees, Waddington and James families, they each turned their grief into hope for people living with mental illness.
Dr. Stanley Kutcher is a leading psychiatrist and professor who has made major contributions to Canada’s mental health care landscape.
Below you will find links to resources relevant to clients and families of The Royal. Please note that some resources are site-specific, so please refer to the correct location when navigating this webpage.
Who we are
The Royal is one of Canada’s foremost mental health care, teaching and research hospitals. Our mandate is simple: to help more people living with mental illness and addiction into recovery faster.
We are saddened to share the recent passing of Dr. J. Paul Fedoroff. He was a mentor to many and had a lasting and substantial impact on the field of psychiatry.
Over the years, The Royal has hosted many support groups at its Ottawa and Brockville campuses.
For many, the holidays are filled with joy, festivities, and family gatherings, but for caregivers with loved ones with mental illness, the season may bring additional challenges.
New safe and confidential online tool helps support those use substances
OTTAWA, ONTARIO – February 24, 2022: Do you, or someone you know, use substances such as drugs or alcohol that may be impacting daily life?