
Nexus combines symptom containment, foundational skills building, evidence-informed therapeutic interventions, and measurement-based assessment to prepare patients for successful transition to the next phase of their recovery journey.
Through our partnership, we support Team Canada athletes - and we bring those same clinical standards to our inpatient care. We are here to support the care you need, in the way you deserve. Learn more.

Nexus combines symptom containment, foundational skills building, evidence-informed therapeutic interventions, and measurement-based assessment to prepare patients for successful transition to the next phase of their recovery journey.

Within policing culture, stigma can be reinforced by exposure. Thoughts like “Should I even be here?” are more common than many realize… When people better understand what inpatient care involves they are more likely to view it as a practical and viable option

Why Taking Space Can Help You Heal

Inside Isabelle Weidemann’s mental health journey to the Olympics.

First responders, military personnel, and veterans (FRMV) often face unique and complex mental health needs, from trauma and operational stress injuries to co-occurring conditions like

National Addictions Awareness Week invites us to reflect on how addiction affects individuals, families, and communities. Sharing her powerful journey of recovery from alcohol dependency

Digital innovation is transforming all aspects of our society, including the provision of mental health care services. Telehealth and support systems based on artificial intelligence

Homewood Health is proud to be working with the Canadian Olympic Committee and Team Canada to promote the importance of mental health in the lives of every Canadian.

Homewood Health Centre in Guelph, Ontario, offers the largest inpatient Eating Disorder Program in Canada. Individuals aged 16 and older receive evidence-based, personalized inpatient treatment

The mental health impact of trade tariffs is often overshadowed by economic and political discussions, yet it is a real and pressing issue. Recognizing these challenges and prioritizing mental well-being is essential.