CALM Study

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This May, during Mental Health Awareness Month, the CALM Study is shining a light on the importance of supporting youth with complex mental health needs. Every voice matters, every story counts. Together, we can build a future where all youth receive the care they deserve.

Are you or someone you know between the ages of 11–24 and connected to mental health services at McMaster Children’s Hospital? Join the CALM Study! Youth and caregivers will be compensated for their time.

The CALM Study is a 5-year research initiative collecting data from over 3,200 participants to help improve mental health care for children and youth.

At CALM, we’re working to improve clinical care for children and youth through collaborative research and innovation in mental health.

The CALM Study is focused on improving mental health care for children and youth.

Meet the team behind the CALM Study at McMaster Children’s Hospital Site — dedicated to advancing child and youth mental health research.