COVID-19 Conversations: Building Resiliency in Uncertain Times - Feed Your Brain Lunch and Learn Series

Type
Webinar presentations
Topic
COVID-19
Mental Health
Sector
Forest Products
General
Mine Rescue
Mining
Language
English

Stay up to date on the latest health and safety issues

On October 28, 2020, Workplace Safety North hosted a webinar, “COVID-19 Conversations: Building Resiliency in Uncertain Times,” as part of the free monthly Feed Your Brain lunch and learn webinar series to discuss the most pressing issues we are all facing.

In this webinar you learn from Michelle Munro, M.B.A., owner and Head Coach of Round Two Fitness, and professor at Laurentian University, who shares her personal journey from grief and depression, to resiliency and triumph, and discuss how you can build your resiliency by improving how you adapt to challenges and adversity.

The webinar is hosted by Angele Poitras, WSN Community Engagement Specialist and Certified Psychological Health and Safety Advisor.

YouTube video: COVID-19 Conversations: Building Resiliency in Uncertain Times https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMoK6kLTDbM&t=47s

Discussion topics

  • Healthy coping strategies for anxiety and grief
  • Why we need to be kind to ourselves
  • Importance of self-care through nutrition and exercise
  • How to build resilience, pivot and bounce back

Resources  

General:

COVID-19 Support for People – Government of Ontario

COVID-19 Public Resources – Public Health Ontario  

Workplace Safety North resumes training and consulting services – Workplace Safety North   

Right to refuse or stop work where health and safety in danger – Ontario Ministry of Labour, Training and Skills Development (MLTSD) 

Ontario employer legal responsibilities under Ontario law, employers have the duty to keep workers and workplaces safe – Ontario MLTSD 

Mental health and wellness:  

Workplace Mental Health Resources – Workplace Safety North  

COVID-19 and Mental Health @ Work – Government of Canada   

COVID-19 Resources – Mental Health Commission of Canada   

COVID-19 Resources for Youth, Students and Young Adults – Government of Canada