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Myths and facts: Suicide Prevention in the Workplace

Description: Suicide prevention is everyone’s business. Preventing a death by suicide does not always need an expert; it is something we all can do. We can all learn skills to help promote life and help someone struggling with thoughts of suicide. Join the Mental Health Commission of Canada and the Centre for Suicide Prevention as we discuss suicide prevention in the workplace.

Guest Speakers:

  • Robert Olson, B.A., M.LIS, Librarian, Writer, Centre for Suicide Prevention
  • Hilary Sirman, B.A.(Hons.)/B.Ed, MPA, Director of Impact and Engagement, Centre for Suicide Prevention

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