
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.

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

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.

Challenge unhealthy or negative beliefs and distortions so you feel empowered to regain a sense of safety and control in your life.

Challenge unhealthy or negative beliefs and distortions so you feel empowered to regain a sense of safety and control in your life.

Challenge unhealthy or negative beliefs and distortions so you feel empowered to regain a sense of safety and control in your life.

Chronic pain syndrome is more than just a long-lasting ache. It’s a complex condition that affects millions of people worldwide, impacting their daily lives in significant ways. At Homewood Health Centre, we see firsthand how this persistent discomfort can change a person’s entire world.

Discover comprehensive treatment strategies for chronic pain, mental health issues, and substance use disorders at Homewood Health Centre. Our holistic, physician-led approach offers personalized care for lasting recovery. Learn more about our integrated pain management services

In a groundbreaking effort led by Dr. Yelena Chorny, Chief of Addiction and Trauma Services at Homewood Health Centre, a new light is being shed

Our brains are hungry. In fact, brain cells are by far the hungriest cells in our bodies. They make up only 2% of our body