Suzy Clausen brings her unique perspective on workplace issues and emotions arising out of the current culture in the US. She believes we can work together to truly transform mental health in the workplace. Suzy discusses the need to develop workplace strategies and procedures that ensure employees have a sense of belonging and feel valued.

Through personal experiences and workplace examples, Victoria Grainger shares how she supports those who promote wellness in workplace. Her not-for-profit provides a community of practice for workplace health practitioners and employers who want to build healthy, high performing work cultures

Treena Reilkoff shares practical tips and strategies for leaders to increase awareness of and provide support for individuals who may have been exposed to trauma. This goes beyond first responders to any employees who have experienced trauma in their lives.

Laurie uses research to provide us with a clear understanding of workplace issues. She also shares relevant and helpful solutions that are evidence-based.

Elizabeth Eldridge shares her expertise in empowering employees. She encourages creativity and flexibility of both the employees and the organization to stimulate a happy and healthy workplace.

Dan Bilsker’s broad understanding of mental health shines a light on how to handle workplace stress/conflict to prevent traumatic reactions. He also shares strategies for employers and leaders to provide a psychologically safe work environment.

Kerri Brock discusses how she explores the mind-body connection through tactile activities to help clients discover what is keeping them ‘stuck’. She examines self-awareness as a personal trait as well as being useful in understanding others.

A lively and informative discussion with Maya Volpato covering everything from recognizing psychological risk factors to helpful strategies for leaders to develop authentic relationships with their team.

A very special episode with a person who inspired Guarding Minds at Work, Neighbour at Work and the National Standard of Canada for Psychological Health and Safety in the Workplace. Dr. Martin Shain shares his extraordinary experiences spanning decades from both a social sciences and legal perspective surrounding the issues in workplace safety and mental health.

An honest and joyful exchange with Lana Bentley who reveals her personal approach to toggling between looking inward at thoughts and outward in communicating with others. Lana will help you better understand yourself and to develop richer, more meaningful relationships.