In The Depths -
Combating Depression In The Workplace
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The World Health Organization of the United Nations proposes that Depression will be the leading cause of disease burden by 2020. |
Since 1997 and through more than 200 mental illness presentations, Beverly has opened the lines of communication and awareness around these taboo subjects. These workshops, provide insight and the practical tools needed to reduce the stigma and provide support to those how may be experiencing these difficult illnesses.
THEME:
Untreated Depression is costly - personally, corporately and socially. We know that mental health claims are the fastest growing category of disability costs and that the workplace is an important venue for detection, support and connection to treatment.
OUTLINE:
Depression affects about 10% of the population. It is a biochemical disorder that causes changes in a person's mood, behaviour and feelings and interferes with their everyday living. Through this workshop, participants will become aware of the signs, impact and treatment options available for Depression and the need to rid the workplace of the stigma associated with it.
OBJECTIVES:
Attend this workshop to:
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Increase your knowledge on the signs and symptoms of Depression in the workplace
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Utilize strategies for the early detection and for coping with
this illness
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Validate and direct those experiencing Depression to
helpful resources
Longer presentations can include information from:
Workshop presentations use a combination of personal assessment tools, computerized presentations, videos, personal stories and group work. Workshop may include a bound manual for each participant.
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Testimonials -
"Excellent - realized the impact in many areas of life."
Guelph Services For Persons With Disabilities
"First class presentation"
SunLife Financial |
All workshops can be customized!
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Bring Beverly in as your expert speaker to discuss the signs, symptoms and treatments of depression in your workplace
by emailing Beverly at Info@WorkSmartLiveSmart.com
or by calling 705-786-0437 |
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Visit the Stress Articles Archive
to read more articles on mental illness such as
'Beyond The Baby Blues' or 'Children And Depression' |
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