

How to Optimize Your Workplace Wellness Program for the Future
Workplace wellness programs are not only beneficial for employees, but also for employers. They can improve employee health, happiness, productivity, engagement, retention, and loyalty. They can also reduce absenteeism, turnover, healthcare costs, and workplace injuries. Not all wellness programs are created equal though, they are often outdated, ineffective, or irrelevant for the changing needs and preferences of today’s workforce. It’s important to periodically review and e
Feb 1, 20243 min read


Supporting Employee Well-Being: 5 Strategies to Nurture Mental Health During the Holiday Season
The holiday season brings joy and festivities, but it can also be a time of increased stress and emotional strain for many individuals, especially in the workplace.
Organizations have a pivotal role in supporting their employees' mental health during this period. Here are five effective strategies for companies to care for their employees' well-being during the holidays...
Dec 6, 20232 min read


Psychological Safety: An Essential Ingredient for Healthy Workplaces
For many of us, a substantial portion of our lives are spent at work. There are many key ingredients that go into crafting a healthy workplace that supports a thriving organization. One essential component? Psychological safety. What is psychological safety? Psychological safety revolves around feeling secure enough to take interpersonal risks, such as: Speaking up Sharing ideas Expressing concerns Dissenting respectfully Admitting mistakes A psychologically safe workplace is
Nov 3, 20233 min read


How to Talk with an Employee or Colleague About Their Mental Health
Deciding to talk with someone out of concern for their mental health, especially an employee or colleagues, may feel daunting. You may wonder what's appropriate to say, whether you will come across as judgmental, or fear that you will 'get it wrong' or misinterpret what you are seeing.
The reality is that if someone is struggling with personal distress or mental health concerns, open non-judgmental communication and connecting is what they need most - as no amount of
Oct 3, 20234 min read


Mental Health Matters: 6 Steps Organizations Can Take to Create a More Supportive and Compassionate
Mental health concerns cost Canadian employers billions of dollars in absenteeism, presenteeism, and turnover. As we spend a significant portion of our lives at work, it is essential that mental health conversations become a priority in every workplace. These conversations can help promote a healthier, more productive work environment. There are many things that you can do to increase employee wellness and mental health. Here are six approaches for creating a supportive work
May 2, 20233 min read




