Offered by the Health and Wellness Program as part of the 14th Annual Health and Wellness Fair
Offered by the Health and Wellness Program as part of the 14th Annual Health and Wellness Fair
Don't miss this opportunity to discover how prioritizing social connection can transform your life and community. This presentation will delve into the concept of social health, illustrating how our relationships and interactions play a critical role in our physical and mental well-being.
Offered by the Health and Wellness Program as part of the 14th Annual Health and Wellness Fair
Note: This workshop was first developed for people who recently retired or were considering retirement.
Online session
Offered by the Health and Wellness Program as part of the 14th Annual Health and Wellness Fair
Explore the fascinating connection between your gut and brain in this deep dive into the world of gut health. Uncover the vital role that beneficial bacteria, or microbes, play in optimizing both body and brain function. Learn what cutting-edge scientists are discovering about different types of food change your microbial self. Understand how nourishing your gut may enhance overall well-being and mental health.
Offered by the Health and Wellness Program as part of the 14th Annual Health and Wellness Fair
Offered by the Health and Wellness Program as part of the 14th Annual Health and Wellness Fair
TheMental Health First Aid (MHFA) Programis now available in a virtual format, offered by theMental Health Commission of Canada.The MFHA program is designed to provide the necessary support to a person who may be experiencing a decline in their mental well-being or facing a mental health crisis.MHFA teaches about recovery and resiliency – the belief that individuals experiencing these challenges can and do get better, and use their strengths to stay well.Course participants will learn how to recognize the signs of such a decline and learn about approaches
Offered by the Health and Wellness Program as part of the 14th Annual Health and Wellness Fair
Join Megan Anne Philips, Science Outreach Educator from the Faculty of Science, for an energizing 45-minute walk on Mount Royal! This is the perfect opportunity to get your heart pumping as you tackle a brisk walk up a portion of the mountain, focusing on movement with minimal stops. Whether you're looking to socialise with colleagues, enjoy the beautiful fall colours, get some fresh air, or just challenge yourself with a quicker pace, this walk is designed to keep you moving.
(in-person session)
Our capacity to build bridges with diverse others hinges on our ability to communicate in ways that keep us connected. In this session, we will explore key communication skills that if developed/practiced, enable us to remain open, curious and committed to working with new/different ideas/realities than ours.
To register:
TheMental Health First Aid (MHFA) Programis now available in a virtual format, offered by theMental Health Commission of Canada.The MFHA program is designed to provide the necessary support to a person who may be experiencing a decline in their mental well-being or facing a mental health crisis.MHFA teaches about recovery and resiliency – the belief that individuals experiencing these challenges can and do get better, and use their strengths to stay well.Course participants will learn how to recognize the signs of such a decline and learn about approaches
Offered by the Health and Wellness Program as part of the 14th Annual Health and Wellness Fair
Offered by the Health and Wellness Program as part of the 14th Annual Health and Wellness Fair
(online session)
LinkedIn Learning is available for all Administrative and Support staff at 91ε. In this short session, you will learn:
- How to access LinkedIn Learning with your 91ε credentials
- How to search and find relevant content in LinkedIn Learning’s massive content library (+16,000 courses)
- The functionalities of the platform and different ways to leverage LinkedIn Learning for your own learning and development goals as well of those of your team
To register:
(online session)
Change is a constant that we may welcome in small ways in our day-to-day lives. It can keep us curious, engaged and energized in small doses. However, some bigger changes are unexpected or unwelcomed, leaving us wondering when change will ever end. The good news is there is much we can do to improve our relationship with change and the stress of transition. Join us to learn how you can best survive and thrive in these times of ongoing change.
In this two hours session, you will: