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Keeping Well at Work logo
Monday, January 13, 2025 11:30 am - 12:15 pm EST (GMT -05:00)

Keeping Well at Work: A staff member’s mental health journey

Format: Online session

Hear about Waterloo staff member Jennifer Murray's individual mental health journey with Depression, what she wished she had known and done differently, and how she manages her mental health now. Though this journey is unique, as are everyone’s mental health needs, it may provide some insights into what to watch for and what might help in your own journey. Also, learn what support is available at the university for those navigating their own mental health from Occupational Health. 

Disclaimer: 

This session discusses sensitive mental health topics, such as suicidal ideations, which may be unsettling. If needed, please seek professional support. 

Support is available to university community members, including the Employee and Family Assistance Program (for employees), Counselling Services (for students) and 211Ontario (for everyone).

Keeping Well at Work logo
Tuesday, February 11, 2025 11:30 am - 12:30 pm EST (GMT -05:00)

Keeping Well at Work: Caring about the air - Airborne illness, air quality and staying well

Format: Online session

This session will share, in an accessible, digestible way, the current state of knowledge around airborne illness and how we can protect ourselves against it, both in our workplaces and in our daily lives. Attendees will learn practical strategies for protecting themselves against airborne illness, and will be introduced to a range of community and campus resources they can rely upon to assess the quality of the air and protect themselves against airborne transmission.