Conference Session

D2: Innovative Approaches: Transforming Workplaces through Psychological Health & Safety Implementation

Speakers | Mara Grunau, Katie Bobra, Brandy Zimmerman

Unlock the secrets to fostering psychologically healthy and safe workplaces with our panel of forward-thinking organizations. Join us as we showcase real-world success stories of organizations aligning with the National Standard for Psychological Health and Safety in the Workplace. Learn from industry leaders who are pioneering innovative strategies to prioritize employee well-being, enhance productivity, and cultivate positive organizational cultures. Gain practical insights, best practices, and actionable takeaways to propel your organization towards a brighter, more resilient future. Let this panel be your guide in conquering the process and making Psychological Health and Safety more manageable and achievable for your organization.

Speaker Biographies

Mara Grunau

Biography coming soon.

Katie Bobra, MPH-HP HR Wellness Consultant, City of Calgary

Katie is passionate about collaboration and engagement to create psychologically safe and healthy conditions in the workplace. As an educator, advocate, and leader in this area, she has provided consulting services and developed mental health strategies and approaches to psychological health and safety for various large and complex organizations.

Brandy Zimmerman

Brandy Zimmerman is the CEO & Founder, Thriving Workplaces – a transformative approach to workplace mental health and psychological safety. Brandy specializes in taking workplace mental health from theory to practice. She is CMHA-Certified in Psychological Health & Safety, is the former Associate Minister of Health in Alberta, where she was responsible for Mental Health & Substance Use.

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