Caregiver Resources
Caregiver Resources Don’t know where to start? Below are some resources from across Canada that may help families and family caregivers of loved ones living
Politics, protesters and mental health
Just as 2022 was lifting off, residents of Ottawa watched with curiosity and then growing dismay as a parade of large, honking transportation trucks moved into the city’s centre. The trucks were soon joined by a flock of smaller but no less noisy vehicles and before citizens could quite grasp what was happening, an occupation was unfolding in the heart of the city.
The Case for Diversity — Promising Practices
Update 22 June 2023 – Some of these promising practices are no longer in operation. In those cases, the information has been preserved, and the
Advancing Psychological Health and Safety within Healthcare Settings
What is the issue? While every sector needs to protect and promote mental health in the workplace, doing so in health-care settings is more challenging.
Caregiving
Caregiving Learn More What is the issue? Caregivers are vital partners in the recovery journeys of loved ones who are living with mental health problems
Advancing Psychological Health and Safety for Health-Care Workers
Learn on the importance of addressing the two psychosocial factors specifically linked to workers’ chronic stress in health-care settings: protection from moral distress and support for psychological self-care.
First Responder Q&A COVID-19 Resource
We have received questions that discussed internal or administrative scenarios within an organization that due to the unique nature of, we are unable to provide
Don’t leave your mental health out in the cold
In Canada, most people are all-too-familiar with the physical challenges of working through the winter. From dressing to driving, the importance of changing the way we operate to protect ourselves from the cold goes without question.
Mental Health Commission of Canada and iMD Health Global announce partnership to get credible online mental health resources into the hands of care providers and their patients
Today, the Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC) announced an important partnership with iMD Health Global (iMD) — a software company focused on health education