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Occupational Therapists are unique as the only health care professional that brings the whole person approach. Whether you are conducting a Functional Capacity Evaluation (FCE), Functional Abilities Evaluation (FAE), worksite assessment or developing gradual return-to-work/stay-at-work programming, the whole person integrated approach is key for successful safe and sustainable return-to-work and stay at work. Mental health is affected when individuals sustain a physical injury, chronic health condition, brain injury, or experience ongoing stress or traumatic events. Research tells us that psychosocial factors are more important than physical factors in determining return-to-work. This in-depth workshop for mental health challenges emphasizes current evidenced based research and practice, objective assessment tools; uses clinical case studies, video, small group discussion and clinical reasoning activities.
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Psychosocial factors are more influential than physical factors when returning individuals to work with physical injuries. This one hour workshop introduces Case Managers and Human Resource Professionals how psychosocial factors are critical to successful sustainable return-to-work.
Approximately 2.5 million Canadian adults – over 10% of the population have a depression disorder, with many more undiagnosed. This one hour workshop introduces Case Managers and Human Resource Professionals to return-to-work and stay-at-work processes for individuals experiencing mental illness.
In any given year 1 in 5 Canadians will not go to work due to mental illness. Mental Illness is often hidden, misunderstood, and poses as one of the leading causes for new disability claims. In this three hour workshop Case Managers and Human Resource Professionals will learn key factors with identifying mental health distress and practical strategies for management.
It is challenging for Case Managers and Human Resource Professionals when there are information discrepancies or behavioural challenges when returning individuals to work with physical injuries. In this three hour workshop Case Managers and Human Resource Professionals will learn key factors and practical strategies for management.
Our Lunch & Learn Seminars are conducted within the length of a lunch hour. We have many different topics available, however, these are our most popular bookings:
CALLING ALL OT's – our next MAC workshop is a live virtual interactive workshop on October 26 & 27, 2022.
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