Men’s Mental Health and Suicide in Canada – Key Takeaways
Of the estimated 4,000 suicide deaths in Canada each year, close to 75% are men. This resource summarizes the key takeaways from the Mental Health
Building Mental Health into Retail and Hospitality: A simple guide
Creating a psychologically healthy and safe workplace in a busy environment poses certain challenges. To successfully implement a support system and educate employees about workplace
Black Experiences in Cannabis and Mental Health Panel Discussion – Webinar
This resource was published in 2022. The data may be out of date. Building on the momentum of our Dialogue Series, this discussion highlighted the
Case Study: Toronto Education Workers Local 4400 and The Working Mind
Toronto Education Workers Local 4400 (TEW) is made up of approximately 17,000 education workers working primarily within the Toronto District School Board (TDSB). TEW is also home to childcare workers from various childcare centres and caretakers from Viamonde French Board, representing over 400 job classifications and over 1,000 worksites
Mental Health and Suicide Prevention in Men – Evidence Brief
Of the estimated 4,000 suicide deaths in Canada each year, 75% are men. Suicide is the country’s second leading cause of death for men aged
Older adults and suicide – Fact sheet
This resource was published in 2022. The data may be out of date. People 65 years and older, especially men, have a high risk of
Case Study: nabs and Mental Health First Aid
Founded in 1983 in Canada, nabs is a unique charity specifically designed to support the health and well-being of all individuals in the media, marketing, and communications industry in Canada.
Extended mental health benefits in canadian workplaces: Employee and employer perspectives – Research highlights
From anxiety and depression to pandemic-related stress, COVID-19 has intensified the mental health needs of people across Canada. While research and policy typically focus on
Extended Mental Health Benefits in Canadian Workplaces: Employee and Employer Perspectives
This resource was published in 2022. The data may be out of date. Mental health problems in Canada are both common and costly (and