What to Say When You Don’t Know What to Say
This webinar will provide you with a strategy for making it easier to participate in the
difficult conversations and respond to the difficult questions that often arise in healthcare
settings. Exlporing the VERS method (VERS: validate, explore respond and share)
Demystifying and destigmatizing suicide
Join us for this informative, one-hour webinar where we will demystify and destigmatize talking about suicide
Vicarious trauma and vicarious resilience
In this interactive one-hour webinar, we will explore the linked concepts of vicarious trauma and vicarious resilience.
Silence mental health stigma with compassion
Stigma around mental health can result in people feeling isolated and resistant to seeking support. Reducing stigma allows for a caring and non-judgmental response to our mental health, individually and collectively.
The emotional cost of financial stress – Canada Life
This webinar is presented by Canada Life.
Matters of the Mind – Behind Office Doors: The Hidden Mental Costs of Toxic Workspaces
In this free webinar hosted by BC Association of Clinical Counsellors, you’ll explore the nature of workplace toxicity, the profound psychological effects, the strain on personal relationships, and even the unexpected physical ailments that arise. More importantly, you’ll equip yourself with strategies to cope, heal, and advocate for change.
World Suicide Prevention Day – Free safeTALK for the BC Community
This webinar is presented by the Crisis Centre of BC.
Accessibility Awareness: Building Workplaces that Work for All
This webinar is presented by HRx.
Flexible Adaptation in Relentless, Emergent and Inevitable Change
Overwhelmed or mired in uncertainty? Join this session to explore practical tools from the world of change management and human system dynamics that will help you to support psychologically safe spaces when moving through complexity.
Responding to Crisis at Work
During this session, we will learn a simple three-step model that can be used to respond effectively to distress.
