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Mental Health 101

Duration: 3 hours Prerequisites: None

Mental illness is a leading cause of disability in Canada, yet stigma around the topic is a key reason why many people don’t talk about mental illness in their workplaces.

This half-day workshop is your opportunity to become better informed and explore communication strategies in order to promote a greater understanding of occupational mental health and illness.

The workshop includes a demonstration of Mindsight, an online educational resource to reduce stigma by promoting awareness and facilitating a greater understanding of basic strategies and resources for supporting individuals experiencing a mental health challenge..

Who should attend: WSIB Representatives, RTW Specialists, Health & Safety reps, Human Resources, Workplace Leadership and Union Stewards

Upcoming

On April 26 @ 9:00 am
In Toronto

Core Courses

  • Level One: Rights and Obligations
  • Level Two: Benefits and Services
  • Level Three: Appeals and Dispute Resolution
  • Level Four: Return to Work
  • Level Five: Medical Orientation
  • Level Six: Occupational Disease

Topical Courses

  • Workplace Mental Health Injuries
  • Electronic Evidence
  • Workers’ Compensation 101
  • Return to Work 101
  • Mental Health First Aid
  • Mental Health 101
  • Principles of Accommodation Law
  • Occupational Hearing Loss
  • Hearings in Writing

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