Join us on April 27th, 2022 from 9 AM – 12 PM for our spring meeting of the Mental Health Best Practice Group!
This virtual session will include presentations from group members and experts as we move on from the pandemic and integrate what we have learned into our lives moving forward. From the integration of psychological health and safety into your safety management system to the care needed for those who care for others, this event will provide ideas to contemplate, tools to implement, and conversations to start.
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Session 1: 9AM – 10 AM
HSLC: The Integration of Psychological & Physical Safety & What It Means For You
Shikara Dyck, Senior Advisor
Service Hospitality
Service Hospitality recently announced the integration of psychological health and safety into the Health and Safety Leadership Certificate (HSLC) program. Join our own Senior Advisor to learn more about what this means for the certification process, additional benefits to the overall safety of your workers, and how we can help! The session will conclude with an overview of the new audit tool, which draws from multiple international and Canadian standards to ensure your workplace is healthy and safe.
Session 2: 10AM – 10:30AM
Member Spotlight
Nicole Kaminski, Human Resources Manager
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel & Conference Centre
Join one of your fellow group members to hear about her experiences with psychological health and safety in the workplace. From small wins to lessons learned, sharing with the group allows us all to learn from each other.
Session 3: 11AM – 12PM
Caregivers Need Care Too
Rebecca Rackow, Director of Advocacy, Research & Public Policy Development
CMHA SK
In this hour, we will look at some of the mental health costs of taking care of people. These are things like vicarious trauma, compassion fatigue, burnout, and others. We will explore the signs that someone is struggling and how to build resiliency and take care of ourselves as we take care of others.
Join Us Virtually on April 27th, 2022!
Our Mental Health Best Practice journey started with a group of passionate individuals looking to work together to implement best practices, increase awareness and bring positive changes to mental health, safety, and claims management in the workplace. This group was formed to bring people together from a variety of organizations across our province to bring forward a variety of important mental health topics, resources and tools to share with one another. Our MHBPG has evolved and grown over the years, while their focus has always remained the same, on emphasizing the importance of building a healthy awareness and advocating for mental health in the workplace.
To find out more about our MHBPG, click here.
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