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SUMMARY:Workshop Your Business - Introduction to Mental Health in the Workplace
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the Work Shop Your Business Series focused\, hands-on workshops designed to tackle real business challenges and deliver practical solutions. Each 2-hour session is presented by local Chamber Member experts.📅 What's in Store?This introductory workshop explores mental health in the workplace\, including how stigma can appear and affect employees. Participants will learn practical ways to reduce stigma\, support colleagues\, and help create a safer\, more compassionate workplace culture.Meet Your Speakers: \nTracy Golnick is a respected mental health leader and advocate with more than 20 years of experience advancing mental wellness across resource-based industries. She is widely recognized for her work dismantling stigma around mental health\, particularly within the energy sector\, and for empowering individuals and workplaces with practical\, actionable tools to support well-being. Tracy serves as the Lead for the Men's Mental Health at the Resource Centre for Suicide Prevention and leads the nationally recognized Tough Enough To Talk About It program in Grande Prairie\, Alberta. Her work focuses on building resilience\, strengthening connection\, and fostering meaningful\, courageous conversations about mental health. \nSara Marchildon is an Educator\, Social work student\, and passionate advocate with over 10 years of experience supporting children\, families\, and the professionals who care for them by providing education\, coaching\, and mentorship. Sara is the Community Engagement and Education Coordinator at the Resource Centre for Suicide Prevention\, where she creates opportunities for honest conversations about mental health and suicide prevention. She is committed to creating brave\, compassionate spaces where people feel supported to learn\, connect\, and engage in conversations that matter.\n\nLimited spots available secure yours today!A huge thank you to our 2026 Chamber Champions for making this series possible:Crystal Clear Insurance Brokers Ltd. Empire Oilfield SolutionsGreen Acre Ventures Ltd.Klon Services Mr. Mikes Steakhouse NitroTech of CanadaPeak Beauty AcademyRIVR SolutionsTara Energy ServicesThe Side Centre for Entrepreneurial Excellence
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Join us for the Work Shop Your Business Series&mdash\;focused\, hands-on workshops designed to tackle real business challenges and deliver practical solutions. Each 2-hour session is presented by local Chamber Member experts.
📅 What&rsquo\;s in Store?
This introductory workshop explores mental health in the workplace\, including how stigma can appear and affect employees. Participants will learn practical ways to reduce stigma\, support colleagues\, and help create a safer\, more compassionate workplace culture.
Meet Your Speakers: \;
Tracy Golnick is a respected mental health leader and advocate with more than 20 years of experience advancing mental wellness across resource-based industries. She is widely recognized for her work dismantling stigma around mental health\, particularly within the energy sector\, and for empowering individuals and workplaces with practical\, actionable tools to support well-being. Tracy serves as the Lead for the Men&rsquo\;s Mental Health at the Resource Centre for Suicide Prevention and leads the nationally recognized Tough Enough To Talk About It program in Grande Prairie\, Alberta. Her work focuses on building resilience\, strengthening connection\, and fostering meaningful\, courageous conversations about mental health. \;
Sara Marchildon is an Educator\, Social work student\, and passionate advocate with over 10 years of experience supporting children\, families\, and the professionals who care for them by providing education\, coaching\, and mentorship. Sara is the Community Engagement and Education Coordinator at the Resource Centre for Suicide Prevention\, where she creates opportunities for honest conversations about mental health and suicide prevention. She is committed to creating brave\, compassionate spaces where people feel supported to learn\, connect\, and engage in conversations that matter.
Limited spots available&mdash\;secure yours today!
A huge thank you to our 2026 Chamber Champions for making this series possible:
LOCATION:Centre 2000\, 11330 106 St Grande Prairie AB T8V 7X9
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URL:https://business.grandeprairiechamber.com/event-calendar/Details/workshop-your-business-introduction-to-mental-health-in-the-workplace-1519732?sourceTypeId=Hub
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