Workplaces can play a key role in maintaining positive mental health. They can give people the opportunity to feel productive and be a strong contributor to employee wellbeing. They can also be a source of stress that contributes to mental health concerns and illnesses.
With most adults spending more of their waking hours at work than anywhere else, addressing issues of mental health at work and showing compassion and understanding to one another is of utmost importance.
For this year’s World Mental Health Day on October 10th, browse our microsite Nurturing mental wellness: Cultivating compassion in the workplace and learn the impact that kindness and positivity can have on you and your organization.
TELUS Health Learning presents Mental health: The new workplace pandemic on October 10th at 1 pm ET. With 20 years of experience in workplace mental health, our distinguished speaker Stéphane Grenier shares his experiences on preserving mental health in a remote work environment, being intentional about resilience and how to support others. Register now.
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