Workplace Mental Health Accommodations

Gain an understanding of the complexities of managing and accommodating mental health in the workplace.  Learn what constitutes mental health and mental illness and how it can affect an individual’s ability to perform their tasks at work. Learn about recently implemented legislation that has a bearing on workplace mental health accommodations.  Be introduced to an accommodation process, as well as tools and tips, that will help you build communication, trust and cooperation so that you might support an individual to work at their optimum.

Learning Outcomes

By completing this workshop, participants will have an understanding of:

1. How to differentiate between mental health and mental illness
2. How to define the role of manager and employee as it relates to workplace accommodation
3. How to build awareness of employment legislation that impacts accommodation needs and requirements
4. How to create an accommodation process that is built on trust, fairness and respect
5. How to identify the actions needed to prepare for, and manage, accommodation requests while building and maintaining respectful employee relations

Who should attend this workshop

The Mental Health & Accommodations workshop is designed for anyone who is involved in supporting employees and their work performance.  Team leaders, managers/supervisors, union representatives,  human resource managers, educators, and consultants will all benefit from this workshop.

INCLUDED IN THE WORKSHOP:

• High quality instruction by a Document Accessibility Specialist
• Small class size (maximum 20 participants)
• A Step-by-Step Reference Guide
• Complimentary coffee and tea
• A chance to network with other professionals
• Official recognition for your participation (that you can share on LinkedIn, Facebook or your resume)

Accommodations

Accommodations are available upon request.

Venue

Centre for Social Innovation (Regent Park)

585 Dundas St East, 3rd floor 
Toronto,OntarioM5A 2B7Canada