Tackling Mental Health Head On

Help Break the Stigma of Mental Health Issues

Suicide rates in the construction industry are 3 times the national average in Canada. We'd like to remind our Brothers and Sisters that there are resources they can use if they are in distress or even just need to talk.

Please view this important message from Brother Frank Hawk of the Southwest Regional Council of Carpenters. Let us all be our Brothers' and Sisters' keepers. 

 

Mental Health Resources

Need Help or Experiencing Crisis

Member Assistance Program

Crisis Services Canada

Mental Health Self-check tool.

The Lifeline Canada, list of Canadian Crisis Centres.

CamH concurrent mental illness and substance abuse issues. (and Find a CamH near you)

Help Guide Stress Symptoms, Signs, and Causes.

Grief

Coping with grief and loss

10 Ways You Can Support Someone Grieving During the Coronavirus Crisis

Resilience and Protecting Your Mental Health

The Road to Resilience, American Psychological Association

Coping Strategies For Better Mental Health

MHCC Self-care and Resilience Guide

Guidelines for Recovery-Oriented Practice, MHCC, 2016

Implementing and Promoting Mental Health in the Workplace

National Standard for Psychological Health and Safety in the Workplace

Learning and Guidance from the Government of Canada

About mental illness.

Psychological Health in the Workplace.

Learning and Guidance from the World Health Organization

Mental Health at Work Fact Sheet

Promoting mental health: Concepts, emerging evidence, practice.

Risks to mental health: An overview of vulnerabilities and risk factors.

Guidelines on mental health.  (and brief: https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/9789240057944)

 

 

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