IPAM Breakfast Meeting, March 11, 2016

Come join your IPAM colleagues on Friday, March 11, 2016 for a presentation on:  Not Myself Today – A Mental Health Anti-Stigma Campaign Overview.

Partners for Mental Health
Charmaine Saucedo, with Partners for Mental Health, a national charity dedicated to transforming the way Canadians think about, act towards and support mental health and those facing mental illness, will present an overview of a new workplace mental health initiative called Not Myself Today, an insightful anti-stigma campaign that fills a unique gap within your employee wellness strategy.

Partners for Mental Health has seen tremendous success with nearly 300 participating Canadian organizations, including Scotiabank, General Electric, the RCMP, Health Canada, Great-West Life, as well as a number of companies in the construction and manufacturing vertical.  Feedback from these organizations has been overwhelmingly positive, citing unprecedented levels of engagement as employees actively learn to support their peers who are facing mental health challenges, while at the same time, learning to be support their own mental health.
As a Canadian Safety Professional, you may have a similar need within your workplace – to provide your employees with a psychologically safe and supportive work environment.

Not Myself Today approaches workplace mental health at a social level, offering proven “employee engagement” activities that are highly effective at enabling employers to break through the barriers of stigma and create a safe, open and supportive work environment.

Event Details
Date:   Friday, March 11, 2016
Time:  Networking 7:30am, Presentation 8:00am
Location:   Canad Inns Polo Park, 1405 St. Matthews Avenue, Winnipeg
IPAM Members – No Charge
Non-Members – $25.00
Members can bring a guest to the breakfast meeting for free!

Register at – office@ipam-manitoba.com
Questions? Contact us at 204-275-3727