4 min read
Dr. Bill Howatt: September 18, 2025
Taking a Psychological health and safety (PHS) approach with curiosity, support and kindness can help a disengaged employee reconnect with obvious benefits for everyone.
Read More
3 min read
Dr. Bill Howatt: August 28, 2025
With increased coverage in mainstream HR publications about employee burnout, heavy work demands and fatigue, it is evident that work experiences are...
3 min read
Dr. Bill Howatt: August 7, 2025
Crises can strike any organization, irrespective of size or industry. What distinguishes resilient organizations from those that falter is not the...
3 min read
Dr. Bill Howatt: July 9, 2025
Psychological Health and Safety (PHS) programming aims to create work environments that reduce the risk of mental harm and promote mental well-being....
3 min read
Dr. Bill Howatt: June 24, 2025
Some organizations rely heavily on benchmarking psychological health and safety performance (PHS) against others. While external benchmarks can add...
3 min read
Michael Cooper: May 16, 2025
For more than five years, Mental Health Research Canada has collected the most comprehensive, population-wide, mental health statistics in Canada....
3 min read
Dr. Bill Howatt: April 30, 2025
“Workplace crisis readiness has become essential in today’s fast-paced and unpredictable environment. On top of protecting employees, customers, and...
3 min read
Fresh Communications in collaboration with WSPS: April 3, 2025
“Rolling back,” “cancelling,” “reframing,” “dropping,” “axing,” “removing,” are words regularly appearing in news stories about diversity, equity and...
3 min read
Dr. Bill Howatt: March 13, 2025
Addressing mental health in the workplace has never been more critical as businesses navigate an increasingly complex landscape. Unfortunately, many...
3 min read
Fresh Communications in collaboration with WSPS: March 3, 2025
In late October, the Working for Workers Act (Bill 190) received Royal Assent. There were four primary changes introduced in the Bill, including...