As International Women’s Day is quickly approaching I thought it would be an ideal time to reflect on some information regarding women’s mental health in the workplace. The Toronto based Institute for Work and Health researched gender based differences in work and life stress and found that while women continue to be better as seeking […]
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We spend most of our waking hours at work. Typically we spend more time with our co-workers than we do with our family. It is not surprise then that work has one of the biggest impacts on our mental health and mental well-being. Although this information is not new, it is surprising how little gain
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The Briar Crier magazine featured an article on Community Healthcare Consulting’s programs in their January 2019 issue. The article starts on page 12. Thank you also to Vibhuti Mehra of the AIDS Committee of York Region and Marie Fischer of the Briar Crier for participating in the interviews conducted by author Cynthia St-Pierre. The article
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We spent a full day with this group from York Region working on Emotional Intelligence, Empathy, Boundaries,Team Work, Creativity in Goals Setting, and Communication. To find out more about how to schedule a session for your organization, contact Sue at 705-791-4602 or email [email protected].
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Community Healthcare Consulting was pleased to be an exhibitor at the Community Connect 2018 OCSA Conference. #OCSA2018 This year’s conference was once again an informative, inspirational, and reflective conference. The opening key note was by Dr. Brian Goldman, addressing Empathy in Healthcare and the challenges of maintaining this key ingredient in the provision of service.
During the month of October there is a special art exhibition in the Barrie City Hall Rotunda. (Barrie, Ontario, Canada) Art work from over 20 members of the Canadian Armed Forces, Paramedics, Fire Services, Police Services, and Hospital Healthcare Providers have various pieces of their work displayed. The art is in diverse media including poetry,
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Fall is the perfect time to sit back and take stock of oneself and our awareness of our strengths. It is a great time to focus on enhancing or acquiring new skills. Our fall series of professional development skills is a great way to get you started on this journey. Our programs use horses to
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The Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health (CAMIMH) aims to raise awareness of Mental Health and Mental Illness across the country during Mental Illness Awareness Week, the first week of October. This is an excellent opportunity to reflect on how to make our workplaces more accessible and supportive for people experiencing mental health
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This is a re-posting of a news item from Equestrian Canada. Physical and Mental Health safety is vital in every industry. Equestrian Canada is tackling this issue with new initiatives. Back on Track Canada For immediate release Sept. 6, 2018 Leading Canadian equine organizations form a consortium to increase awareness of Brain Injuries and Mental
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Emotional Intelligence is the final session in our series of 5 Workplace Wellness sessions on Tues July 31 at 6 pm Emotional Intelligence is understanding and being able to control your own emotions, but equally important is the ability to read the emotions of others. Horses are excellent teachers on these aspects of workplace skills.
