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When

Friday, June 8, 2018 from 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM EDT
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Where

McMaster Innovation Park 
175 Longwood Rd S.
Unit 117
Hamilton, ON L8P 0A1
 

 
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Contact

Cyndi Ingle 
Workforce Planning Hamilton 
905-521-5777 ext. 14 
cyndi.ingle@workforceplanninghamilton.ca 

Cost

$20 per person

Payable by cheque or at the door

Breakfast

A light, healthy breakfast will be included. 

Thanks to our partners

City of Hamilton, Public Health Services

City of Hamilton, Neighbourhood Action Strategy

YWCA of Hamilton-Burlington

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St. Joseph's Healthcare

 

Supporting Healthy Minds at Work: A Forum for Employers and Service Providers 

Did you know?

Mental illness in Canada affects not only individual's quality of life, but also our economy.

  • According to the Canadian Mental Health Association the cost of mental illnesses to the Canadian economy is $51 billion a year
  • Each week 500,000 Canadians miss work due to a mental health issue

As an employer or employment service provider you may be unsure how to help your colleagues or clients who may have a mental illness.

Workforce Planning Hamilton and partners are presenting a half day workshop that will provide resources that you can use immediately.

Meet our keynote speaker, Nick Petrella

 A Mohawk College professor and mental health advocate, Nick will share his personal experience with depression and anxiety.

His goal is to raise awareness for mental health and break the stigma associated with mental illness

 

 

You'll have the chance to attend one of two workshops

Workshop A: Workplace Mental Health: An Introduction
You will improve your mental health literacy and awareness, and better understand stigma associated with mental health issues. You'll come to understand that workplace mental health is fundamental to the safety, health and well-being of our workforce.  

Presenter: Stuart Hooper,Workplace Safety and Prevention Services.

Workshop B: Recognizing when clients/employees are unwell due to mental health issues

An interactive workshop will be presented on the topic of recognizing when someone is unwell due to Mental Health and strategies you can use to mediate until mental health professionals can intercede.  

Presenter: Catherine Howson, Catholic Family Services

Mental Health Information Fair

During registration and at a networking break you'll be able to visit our information fair displays, talk to staff from a variety of local mental health services and pick up resources.

Register today (via the button below) as space is limited!