From the archives: Child Psychiatry: 50 years of caring for children and their families
After years of planning, the Child Psychiatry Program was launched at the JGH in 1967 to provide children with the same kind of compassionate treatment and care that adults had been receiving in the hospital since the mid-1950s.
Commitment to patients helped Child Psychiatry weather the decades
This fall, as the JGH Child Psychiatry Program commemorates its landmark 50th anniversary, its early years—as well as many recent achievements—are back in the spotlight.
Child Psychiatry: 50 years of caring for children and their families
Although the specially designed facilities of the Ruth and Saul Kaplan Pavilion were opened in 2010, its team approach is a direct descendent of the philosophy—both revolutionary and evolutionary—behind the Child Psychiatry Program when it was launched in 1967.
Child psychiatry at the JGH: 50 years and counting
A timeline of highlights in a half-century of service in Child Psychiatry at the JGH.
Community action
Throughout the year, the JGH Foundation hosts or benefits from a wide variety of events that call upon all of us to support initiatives that empower the Jewish General Hospital.
Video series pushes back at bullying
To fight back against bullying, an eight-part video series has been produced, featuring JGH experts from the Centre for Child Development and Mental Health and the Teenage Health Unit at the Goldman Herzl Family Practice Centre.