Workers Health & Safety Centre

Prioritizing and creating mentally safe and healthy workplaces

The dialogue around workplace mental health remains prevalent. Discussions across Canadian workplaces continue to draw concern for worker well-being.
 
While studies have shown that health care workers, first responders and educators report higher frequencies of trauma and stress at work, workers in every industry face workplace mental health challenges – research and worker experiences tell us greater attention must be paid to workplace factors affecting worker mental health – factors from reasonable job demands/job control to worker engagement, physical security, and respect. 





Taking a proactive approach

To help workplaces create healthier, safer work, Workers Health & Safety Centre (WHSC), Ontario’s official occupational health and safety training centre supports workers, their representatives, supervisors and employers in public and private sectors in all industries with programs designed to:
  • identify mental health hazards,
  • encourage discussion on preventative and protective measures for safer and healthier work and,
  • provide the tools to identify signs of stress related impact.

For a limited time, WHSC is offering critical Workplace Mental Health Training at a discounted rate if booked in May. Don’t miss this chance to purchase training now for future dates throughout the summer.

Workplace Mental Health Training programs include:
  • Critical Incident and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
  • Psychosocial Hazards and Workplace Mental Health
  • Stress in the Workplace
  • Workplace Violence and Harassment.

Training is offered virtually, as well as on-site for training a larger number of workers.

For more information about on-site delivery contact a training services representative in your area. Be sure to also check out our complete schedule of training, including Certification Part I, Part II and Refresher training. Properly trained, certified joint health and safety committee members can play a critical role in building psychologically safe and healthy workplaces.


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Need more information?
Contact a WHSC training services representative in your area.
Email: contactus@whsc.on.ca
Visit: whsc.on.ca
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