August 8 – Neurodiversity: Thriving in the Workplace Jungle
Let’s embark on a comprehensive exploration of the diverse neurotypes within your workplace ecosystem!
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supporting caregivers.
Connect with free, unbiased, and confidential mental health support by calling or texting 1-866-802-7337 (PEER), or chatting online with other healthcare workers like you.
Tune in monthly as we illuminate the unique challenges of working in healthcare, center the lived experiences of healthcare workers and share resources and sources of support.
Explore a wealth of mental health tips, topics and tools focused on supporting your mental health and well-being at work and at home under the Resources menu.
Let’s embark on a comprehensive exploration of the diverse neurotypes within your workplace ecosystem!
Drawing on his lived experience as a person with a disability who works from home and who uses caregiving services, Andrew Gurza will explore how we can make caregiving spaces accessible for clients and consumers alike.
Drawing from her extensive experience in healthcare, Sosa will share personal anecdotes and practical tips to help you thrive in your role.
BounceBack coaching and more workplace mental health supports are delivered with community-based local CMHA’s and partner organizations throughout British Columbia. Visit the CMHA BC website
Questions and strategies to help you have a supportive conversation with someone you care about on difficult topics like mental health, stress, addiction, anger, abuse or lying. Visit the library today.
The Mobile Response Team is available to support the mental well-being and psychological safety of frontline healthcare workers who are experiencing distress and mental health concerns in response to BC’s overdose public health emergency. To request MRT support, you can call: 1-888-686-3022 or Email: MRT@phsa.ca
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