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Holding Space for Grief: Healing Through The Loss of Community Members

By ellie

Grief is quite common and often an unspoken part of social service work. As the toxic drug crisis worsens, particularly with the increase of benzodiazepine-laced drugs that naloxone cannot reverse, frontline response efforts have grown more complex.1 Overdose-related loss is becoming more frequent and widespread, making it harder to keep grief unspoken.   The Hidden Cost … Continued

Navigating Interpersonal Environments – Supervisors and Managers

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A Duty to Accommodate and Duty to Inquire – Supervisors and Managers

By andrewwalsh

Foundations of Mental Health First Aid: Supporting Others 

By ellie

Have you ever found yourself in a situation where someone you care about is struggling with their mental health, but you weren’t sure what to say or how to help? As mental health issues continue to rise especially among youths, it’s becoming increasingly clear that having a solid understanding of mental health is crucial, not … Continued

Building a Trauma-Informed Workplace in Hospitality: A Manager’s Guide

By andrewwalsh

In the fast-paced world of tourism and hospitality, creating exceptional guest experiences is our bread and butter. But behind every great service interaction and seamless operation lies a complex web of human experiences that managers must navigate with care and understanding. Our industry presents unique challenges – from irregular schedules and high-stress periods to constant … Continued

Name, Claim and Reframe: Personal Stress Tools

By ellie

Stress is inevitable. In the workplace, we regularly experience stressors due to work demands, changes to processes and systems, or conflict with co-workers. And because we aren’t robots, factors in our personal lives impact our reaction to stressors in the workplace. Stress can be a positive force. It can motivate action or change that leads … Continued

The Holiday Season Can Be Hard: Tips for Navigating Grief

By ellie

The holiday season often brings joy and celebration, but for many, it can also be a challenging time marked by grief. Whether it’s due to the loss of a loved one, changes in relationships, career transitions, or moving away from familiar surroundings, grief can take many forms. For those in the tourism and hospitality industry, … Continued

Introduction to Workplace Mental Health – Workers

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Introduction to Workplace Mental Health – Supervisors & Managers

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Isolation and Mental Health Over the Holidays

By ellie

The holidays can be a tough time for many people in the tourism and hospitality industry. While it’s often seen as a season of joy and togetherness, not everyone feels that way. Being away from family, dealing with tough memories, or facing grief and loss can make this season feel isolating instead of festive.  Isolation … Continued