Watch the Recording
In case you missed it, our collaborative panel event Finally Seen: From Diagnosis to Daily Life took place on May 7th, and it was a truly special evening.
The hybrid event brought together over 200 people, in person and online, for an affirming conversation exploring how neurodivergence and mental health intersect in women across the lifespan. Panelists spoke to experiences in healthcare, relationships, and everyday life, and the response from the room (and the chat!) was deeply moving.
As Dr. Yona Lunsky, Scientific Director of the CAMH Azrieli Adult Neurodevelopmental Centre, reflected afterward: the event was about opening doors to people who too often find them shut, and doing it thoughtfully, with care.
The recording is now available on the CAMH YouTube channel — we hope you’ll watch, share, and pass it along to anyone who might need to hear it.
Finally Seen was created in collaboration with CAMH, CAMH womenmind™, Women’s Health Research Cluster, CAMH Azrieli Adult Neurodevelopmental Centre, and ScienceUpFirst supported by funding from the Government of Canada
Date and Time
May 7, 2026
6:30pm – 8:30pm EST
Location
The Arrell Family Foundation Auditorium, McCain Complex Care & Recovery Building, 2nd Floor
CAMH, 1025 Queen Street West, Toronto, ON