Top mental health resources for Canadian workers with depression
Workplace depression is a growing issue across Canada, affecting everyone from construction crews and healthcare workers to office staff and shift workers. Long hours, job…
Workplace depression is a growing issue across Canada, affecting everyone from construction crews and healthcare workers to office staff and shift workers. Long hours, job…
Mental health programs improve job satisfaction and prevent suicide in an industry prone to stigmatize mental health.
Executives face long hours and high pressure, leading to stress and burnout. Mental health resources offer a way to reduce the effects.
Demanding AEC jobs can damage heart health, increasing the risk of cardiovascular issues. Prioritizing sleep and taking breaks can reduce stress.
Mental health issues are common in construction, but there are effective ways to address risk factors and take action to support mental well-being.
Implementing a basic fatigue management plan includes assessing site risks, encouraging self-reporting, and a comprehensive training program.
Suicide rates in construction are at crisis levels, with guns playing a significant role. Addressing mental health and access to firearms can help save lives.
With the right mindset and strategies, turn distress into eustress—transform overwhelming challenges into opportunities for growth.
EFT combines tapping and psychological techniques on nine acupressure points to reduce stress and anxiety symptoms
Burnout can take a mental and physical toll on your health. Strategies like time management and self-care can prevent it.
Learn the science behind breathwork and how it can reduce stress, boost energy, improve focus, and enhance immunity.
Stimulating your vagus nerve can improve symptoms of depression, PTSD, and anxiety. Try deep breathing and cold exposure to get started.
