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SUMMARY:The Working Mind (TWM) – Employee Program
DESCRIPTION:Important: Before completing your registration for this course\, please ensure you have obtained approval from your immediate supervisor. By proceeding with the registration\, you confirm that you have secured the necessary authorization. \nThe Working Mind (TWM) training is an evidence-based mental health program administered by Opening Minds\, a subsidiary of the Mental Health Commission of Canada. You can view the Opening Minds website here. \nThe overall goal of the training is to help decrease stigma\, build resiliency and encourage healthy conversations about mental well-being in Canadian workplaces. We offer both the Employee and the Manager/People Leader versions of the program. Manager – one\, 7 hour session; Employees – 5.5 hour program\, both delivered in one day. This instructor-led virtual learning is currently available at no charge to employees of the NS Continuing Care Sector (long-term care\, residential care facilities and home supports). \nFor general inquiries please contact the Council at admin@hcsc.ca \nWant to access this training without qualifying for free admission? Contact the Council at the email above and ask about availability for paid admission. \n  \n* Please note that each organization may sign-up a maximum of 4 employees per program (e.g.\, per TWM event)
URL:https://hccwsc.ca/event/the-working-mind-twm-employee-program-10/
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SUMMARY:The Working Mind (TWM) – Manager Program
DESCRIPTION:Important: Before completing your registration for this course\, please ensure you have obtained approval from your immediate supervisor. By proceeding with the registration\, you confirm that you have secured the necessary authorization. \nThe Working Mind (TWM) training is an evidence-based mental health program administered by Opening Minds\, a subsidiary of the Mental Health Commission of Canada. You can view the Opening Minds website here. \nThe overall goal of the training is to help decrease stigma\, build resiliency and encourage healthy conversations about mental well-being in Canadian workplaces. We offer both the Employee and the Manager/People Leader versions of the program. Manager – one\, 7 hour session; Employees – 5.5 hour program\, both delivered in one day. This instructor-led virtual learning is currently available at no charge to employees of the NS Continuing Care Sector (long-term care\, residential care facilities and home supports). \nFor general inquiries please contact the Council at admin@hcsc.ca \nWant to access this training without qualifying for free admission? Contact the Council at the email above and ask about availability for paid admission. \n  \n* Please note that each organization may sign-up a maximum of 4 employees per program (e.g.\, per TWM event)
URL:https://hccwsc.ca/event/the-working-mind-twm-manager-program-5/
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SUMMARY:Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) - October 22nd
DESCRIPTION:IMPORTANT: You will receive reminder emails prior to your training date\, containing useful information and any necessary course materials. The Council recommends that you add the event to your calendar upon signing up. The Calendar invite found on this page will contain the event title\, details\, along with a start and end time and can be added to your calendar with just a few clicks! \nMental Health First Aid (MHFA) is a training program developed by Opening Minds\, a part of the Mental Health Commission of Canada. The training is delivered by the Council via an e-learning component and a virtual session led by the Council’s in-house instructors.  Upon registering for the program you will receive some introductory information via email. \n* Please note that each organization may sign-up a maximum of 4 employees per program \n** If you are registering yourself for the program\, please ensure that you have your managers permission to attend prior to registering
URL:https://hccwsc.ca/event/mental-health-first-aid-mhfa-october-22nd/
ORGANIZER;CN="Health + Community Care Workforce Sector Council":MAILTO:admin@hcsc.ca
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SUMMARY:Understanding and Managing Aggressive Behaviour (UMAB) - October 23rd
DESCRIPTION:Important: Before completing your registration for this course\, please ensure you have obtained approval from your immediate supervisor. By proceeding with the registration\, you confirm that you have secured the necessary authorization. \nHy ‘N’ Hancement Consulting Inc. is the company that provides Understanding and Managing Aggressive Behaviour (UMAB Canada). UMAB was created to meet the safety needs of both service providers and the individuals they support. You can view the Hy ‘N’ Hancement Consulting Inc. website here. \nThis instructor-led virtual learning is currently available at no charge to employees of the NS Continuing Care Sector (long-term care\, residential care facilities and home supports). \nFor general inquiries\, please contact the Council at admin@hcsc.ca \nWant to access this training without qualifying for free admission? Contact the Council at the email above and ask about availability for paid admission. \nPlease note that each organization may sign up a maximum of 4 employees per program.
URL:https://hccwsc.ca/event/understanding-and-managing-aggressive-behaviour-umab-october-23rd/
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SUMMARY:Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) - October 29th
DESCRIPTION:IMPORTANT: You will receive reminder emails prior to your training date\, containing useful information and any necessary course materials. The Council recommends that you add the event to your calendar upon signing up. The Calendar invite found on this page will contain the event title\, details\, along with a start and end time and can be added to your calendar with just a few clicks! \nMental Health First Aid (MHFA) is a training program developed by Opening Minds\, a part of the Mental Health Commission of Canada. The training is delivered by the Council via an e-learning component and a virtual session led by the Council’s in-house instructors.  Upon registering for the program you will receive some introductory information via email. \n* Please note that each organization may sign-up a maximum of 4 employees per program \n** If you are registering yourself for the program\, please ensure that you have your managers permission to attend prior to registering
URL:https://hccwsc.ca/event/mental-health-first-aid-mhfa-october-29th/
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SUMMARY:Understanding and Managing Aggressive Behaviour (UMAB) - October 30th
DESCRIPTION:Important: Before completing your registration for this course\, please ensure you have obtained approval from your immediate supervisor. By proceeding with the registration\, you confirm that you have secured the necessary authorization. \nHy ‘N’ Hancement Consulting Inc. is the company that provides Understanding and Managing Aggressive Behaviour (UMAB Canada). UMAB was created to meet the safety needs of both service providers and the individuals they support. You can view the Hy ‘N’ Hancement Consulting Inc. website here. \nThis instructor-led virtual learning is currently available at no charge to employees of the NS Continuing Care Sector (long-term care\, residential care facilities and home supports). \nFor general inquiries\, please contact the Council at admin@hcsc.ca \nWant to access this training without qualifying for free admission? Contact the Council at the email above and ask about availability for paid admission. \nPlease note that each organization may sign up a maximum of 4 employees per program.
URL:https://hccwsc.ca/event/understanding-and-managing-aggressive-behaviour-umab-october-30th/
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