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Sep

Knowledge Institute Releases its Live-in Treatment Quality Standard

The Knowledge Institute on Child and Youth Mental Health and Addictions has released its latest quality standard on live-in treatment services across ...

18

Sep

OITP Live-in Treatment Standards Videos

In July 2026, the OITP hosted a webinar to provide an overview of the OITP’s new live-in treatment standards. These standards establish a common clini...

12

Jun

Year in Review 2025–2026

The 2025-2026 OITP Year in Review outlines the key activities and outputs of a busy year in which we laid the groundwork for system transformation. We...

11

May

Request for Offer – OITP Northern Strategy

The OITP has issued a Request for Offer to develop a Northern Strategy. Recognizing the unique challenges of the north, the OITP is seeking a qualifie...

27

Mar

In Conversation with… Senator Sharon Burey

At the OITP Symposium, The Honourable Sharon Burey, Pediatrician and Canadian senator, spoke about the urgency of Canada’s child health crisis, ...

27

Mar

In Conversation with… Dr. Michael Ungar

In his presentation at the OITP Symposium, Dr. Michael Ungar, Director of the Resilience Research Center at Dalhousie University, emphasized a systemi...

23

Feb

Draft Clinical Model & Standards

Since June 2025, the Ontario Intensive Treatment Pathway (OITP) has been working with BoardWalk Group consultants to engage the child and youth mental...

30

Jan

Join our Clinical Characteristics Webinar

The OITP has published a Clinical Characteristics paper that identifies the clinical populations that could best benefit from the services offered thr...

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The OITP operates across Ontario on traditional, unceded and unsurrendered territories of Indigenous Peoples (First Nations, Métis and Inuit). Our presence in this territory is part of a painful legacy of child welfare that caused generational harm in Indigenous communities. We seek to honour our hosts by building culturally competent and consistent approaches into the intensive mental health treatment system, and work towards decolonization, learning and healing.

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