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News releases
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08/2019
From Surviving to Thriving: Free tool helps post-secondary students improve mental well-being -
10/2017
Millennials most likely to have experience with depression -
09/2017
Canada on the map as a leader in advancing workplace mental health
See: Research and papers -
02/2017
Feeling safer at work? Survey says: It's a welcome trend
See: Research and papers
In the news
- 04/2017 Canadian HR Reporter
Positive mental health good business strategy - 04/2017 Investment Magazine (Australia)
Broader minds for mental health in the workplace - 03/2017 Investment Magazine (Australia)
Employers getting their heads around mental health - 02/2017 Canadian Occupational Safety
Workplace attitudes toward mental health improving: Survey - 02/2017 Life Health Professional
Canada leading the way on addressing mental health in the workplace
Research and papers
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09/2017
The Evolution of Workplace Mental Health in Canada: Toward a standard for psychological health and safety
E-book -
02/2017
Evolution of Workplace Mental Health in Canada: Research Report (2007-2017)
Summary Report Full Report Infographic
Please note that, while this report includes an extensive investigation and overview of factors that have contributed to the evolution of workplace mental health from 2007-2017, the evolutionary factors discussed in this report were identified as a result of a combination of national survey data and interviews with experts in the area of workplace mental health. We appreciate and acknowledge there are myriad individuals, agencies, and initiatives that have positively contributed to the present state of the workplace mental health landscape in Canada, but, by way of research design, may not be mentioned or highlighted in this report.
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02/2017
Ipsos Psychological Health and Safety 2016: Survey
Factum Presentation Infographic
Please contact the Centre for copies of any of the following Ipsos surveys:
- Psychological health and safety at work (2012)
- Emotional intelligence at work (2012)
- Depression at work (2012)
- Psychosocial risks in Canadian workplaces (2009)
- Depression at work (2007)
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