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Understanding Trauma in the Workplace: A Guide for Tourism & Hospitality Workers

By andrewwalsh

Working in hospitality means being part of a dynamic, fast-paced environment where we interact with countless people every day. While this makes our work exciting, it also means we’re regularly connecting with colleagues who may be carrying invisible burdens. Understanding trauma and how to support each other can make our workplace stronger and more supportive … Continued

Webinar Recording: Creating a Culture of Care

By andrewwalsh

For Community Social Services Watch this insightful one-hour webinar focused on two valuable resources designed to enhance mental health outcomes and foster a psychologically safe workplace in the Community Social Services (CSS) sector. In this session, participants will gain an understanding of psychological health and safety, why it’s critical for organizational well-being, and how they … Continued

Champions for Change: Introducing Mental Health Advocates in the Workplace

By andrewwalsh

Integrating Psychological Health & Safety Into Your Work – Supervisors and Managers

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Contributing to Psychological Health & Safety in the Workplace – Workers

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Identifying Hazards and Mitigating Risks – Supervisors and Managers

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Identifying Hazards & Mitigating Risks – Workers

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Safety Huddle: Recognizing & Addressing Vicarious Trauma in the Workplace

By andrewwalsh

Front-line workers in community social services dedicate themselves to supporting others, often facing emotionally intense situations. While deeply meaningful, this work can sometimes lead to vicarious trauma, an emotional toll that arises from witnessing the trauma of those you serve. Understanding vicarious trauma, recognizing its signs, and implementing strategies to safeguard your well-being are essential to sustaining … Continued

Protecting Yourself While Helping Others: Understanding and Mitigating Vicarious Trauma

By andrewwalsh

Front-line workers in community social services dedicate themselves to supporting others, often facing emotionally intense situations. While deeply meaningful, this work can sometimes lead to vicarious trauma, an emotional toll that arises from witnessing the trauma of those you serve, listening to traumatic experiences, and empathetically engaging with individuals experiencing trauma. Understanding vicarious trauma, recognizing … Continued

Recognizing & Addressing Vicarious Trauma in the Workplace

By andrewwalsh

As a manager or employer in the community social services sector, you play a critical role in supporting employees who are at risk of vicarious trauma. This occupational hazard, stemming from exposure to the trauma of others, can affect staff well-being and productivity if not addressed. Understanding and mitigating its effects is essential to creating … Continued