Category Archives: Video

Who Will Lovingly Hold You Accountable?

Closing Address for CARE4YOU 2022

Finding those who care for us and support us is a vital piece of staying well. In this closing address for CARE4YOU 2022, Françoise Mathieu shares strategies to build a community of support.

June 2022

How Do We Talk About Trauma?

A Discussion on Boundaries with Laura Khoudari

When Laura Khoudari developed PTSD, she had trouble finding the trauma-informed recovery program she wanted – so she designed one herself. In this CARE4YOU 2022 session, Sarah Stewart interviews Laura about why boundaries might be hard to identify.

June 2022

“You Don’t Have to Be the Boss to Be a Leader”

A Discussion on Psychological Safety

This panel discussion explores the concept of psychological safety with an emphasis on the unique challenges faced by middle managers in the reopening workplace.

June 2022

Teaching What I Need to Learn

A Discussion with Scott Jones, Police Officer & Yoga Instructor

In this CARE4YOU 2022 session, Scott Jones shares the story of his wellness journey and how yoga has helped him as he reflects on his 30-year career in the Edmonton Police Services.

June 2022

Growing the Good

Using the Principles of Neuroplasticity to HEAL

Based on the work of Dr. Rick Hanson, Diana Tikasz explores a simple tool to turn positive experiences into lasting change in this CARE4YOU 2022 session.

June 2022

Are You Okay?

Processing the Psychological Impact of the Pandemic

In this opening keynote for CARE4YOU 2022, Françoise Mathieu explores post-traumatic growth, how it has been misunderstood and misused, and offer strategies to process and recalibrate.

June 2022

“Feeling Stressed? Here’s Our EAP Flyer!”

Navigating the Pros and Cons of Employee Assistance Programs

Employee Assistance Programs – does your organization have one? Have you used it? In this discussion, Françoise Mathieu, Diana Tikasz. and Dr. Jennifer Russel, this session explores the benefits and challenges of EAP programs.

June 2022

Positive Neuroplasticity

Settling Tools for the Unsettled

During times of stress, it is normal and common to feel unsettled. In this discussion, Françoise Mathieu, Diana Tikasz. and Dr. Jennifer Russel explore the the negativity bias and strategies to incorporate positive neuroplasticity during times of adjustment.

May 2022

Making Micro-Decisions

Choosing the Path Our Thoughts Take

In a single day, we may have anywhere between 60,000 to 70,000 thoughts. in this discussion, Françoise Mathieu, Diana TIkasz. and Dr. Jennifer Russel explore micro-strategies to guide your thoughts towards healthier, kinder, and more mindful decisions.

March 2022

We’re Not Rocking the Pandemic Either

Plus, Polyvagal Theory 101

Polyvagal Theory was first introduced by behavioral neuroscientist Dr. Stephen Porges. In this discussion, Françoise Mathieu, Diana Tikasz. and Dr. Jennifer Russel share micro-strategies to engage the vagus nerve and regulate the stress response

January 2022

Convincing Teens (and Adults) to Try Mindfulness

A Conversation About Mindfulness with Dr. Dzung Vo

Dr. Dzung Vo is a pediatrician, founding Director of the BC Children’s Hospital Centre for Mindfulness, and co-developer of Mindful Awareness and Resilience Skills for Adolescents. He shares his lessons learned about involving adolescents in mindfulness practice as well as micro-strategies for difficult times.

November 2021

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