Superior Mental Wellness @ Work

What It’s About

The Superior Mental Wellness @ Work project aims to create workplace environments that reduce psychological hazards and maintain positive mental health for employees in Thunder Bay and the District.

For information and resources related to workplace mental health during COVID-19, please visit tbdhu.com/workplaces and click on the Workplace Mental Health tab.

Click on the buttons below for workplace mental health resources:

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Coming Events

Thunder Bay & District Workplace Mental Health Survey

Calling all business leaders in Thunder Bay and District! TBDHU and EPID@ Work Research Institute at Lakehead University are studying the perceptions and needs of local employers when it comes to mental health in the workplace.  Specifically, we aim to better understand:

• How has employee mental health and stigma changed over the pandemic?
• What are the current needs of workplace leaders regarding employee mental health?

The information provided through the survey will help us to develop and distribute relevant mental health resources for workplaces across the region.

To access the survey: https://bit.ly/Survey_WMH. It should take only about 15 minutes to complete. (The link includes the study description, the risks and benefits of participating in the study, and the informed consent process)

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Partners

The project is a collaborative effort of the Superior Mental Wellness @ Work Advisory Group, made up of community partners who together aim to improve mental wellness for workers in Thunder Bay and the District. Membership is open to those that have a role in promoting workplace mental wellness. Current members include:

• Canadian Mental Health Association
• City of Thunder Bay
• Creighton Youth Services
• Infrastructure Health & Safety (IHSA)
• Lakehead University
• Occupational Health Clinics for Ontario Workers (Thunder Bay)
• PACE Thunder Bay
• TBayTel
• TBT Engineering
• Thunder Bay Counselling Centre
• Thunder Bay District Health Unit
• St. Joseph’s Care Group
• Unifor Union 229
• Workplace Safety North

For Further Information

Call the Healthy Living Program at (807) 625-5900

or toll-free at 1-888-294-6630.