We talk with Yotam Dagan about administering psychological PPE, implementing structured peer support, and his work training first responders on operational stress management.

It's episode 20! Today, we talk with Harpreet Chana about her first-hand experience with stress and burnout and the work she is doing with the Mental Wealth Academy.

For episode nineteen, we talk with Ashley Williams about the superpower of understanding our emotions, how mindfulness is not only achieved through meditation, and the role of self-regulation in improving emotional intelligence and well-being.

For episode eighteen, we talk with Dr. Mukta Panda about bringing humanity back to healthcare, finding the courage to be vulnerable, and the seven-point Oath to Self-Care and Well-Being.

For episode seventeen, we talk with Dr. Lyuba Konopasek about the role that educator development has in forming a culture of wellness in the workplace, and how leadership teams can ensure that medical institutions are mentally prepared for the unknown.

For episode sixteen, we talk with Danna Thomas about the impact that teachers have as first responders, how Happy Teacher Revolution has revolutionized educator well-being, and what leadership teams and educational administrators can do to support teaching staff coming out of the pandemic.

For episode fifteen, we talk with Dr. Amelia Bueche about the benefits of coaching for both physicians and leadership teams, and why connection is the key to health, longevity, and professional sustainability.

In this episode, we talk with Dr. Brooke Griffin about the unique stressors that are specific to pharmacists, the qualities that make up a champion of pharmacy well-being, and recommended steps for leading a wellness team to promote pharmacy wellness.

For episode thirteen, we talk with Dr. Sally Spencer-Thomas about how employers can address suicide prevention and severe distress, and why suicide prevention and mental health promotion are some of the most unaddressed cross-cultural and multi-generational social justice issues of our time. 

In today's episode, we talk with Dr. Barry Rubin about the causes and impacts of burnout on clinicians and the patients they care for, the difference in distress levels among Canadian and United States nurses, and his recent research featuring data from over 400 physician, nurse, and allied health staff wellness surveys.