Webinar Replays
The Future of Mental Health in the Workplace: Powered by Peer Support is a webinar series focused on how workplaces can move beyond awareness and build practical, people-centered approaches to mental health support. By bringing together leaders, practitioners, and lived experience voices, the series explores how peer support can strengthen workplace culture, increase connection, and become a meaningful part of a broader mental health strategy.
Episode 2
A conversation with three people helping shape the Power of Peer Support Conference 2026: Allison Dunning from Peer Support Canada, Kathy Martin from IHSA and Fiona Wilson from St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton all members of the conference steering committee. The goal of this session is simple: To give you a clear sense of why this conference exists, what it’s trying to move forward in Canada, and what kind of content and takeaways you can expect if you’re considering attending.
Join Mental Health Innovations and a distinguished panel of national leaders as they explore how corporate Canada can play a leadership role in advancing peer support, both internally and through national initiatives like the 2026 Power of Peer Support Conference.
Episode 1
Mental health has become one of the defining challenges of our time and the solution isn’t always found in a therapist’s office. Increasingly, organizations are discovering that peer support — connecting employees through shared experience — is transforming the culture of care inside Canada’s workplaces.
Join Mental Health Innovations and a distinguished panel of national leaders as they explore how corporate Canada can play a leadership role in advancing peer support, both internally and through national initiatives like the 2026 Power of Peer Support Conference.
