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Charlene Davidson, A Certified Resiliency Coach since 2021 (Leadership Wellness Group), Char brings a wealth of personal experience from motherhood to her 30 years in law enforcement and being a firefighter’s wife. From her front-line roles to management, Char has observed some of life’s biggest stressors layered with today’s complexities and the way individual’s respond. Trained at the Women’s Leadership Institute, and a University of Ottawa graduate in criminology and psychology, Char prioritizes people. Investing in individual’s resilience fuels the human capacity to adapt and overcome life’s challenges, struggles, adversities and change in a healthy, productive manner, allowing the individual to bounce forward to be better than they were before.

As the American Psychological Association states: “Resilience isn’t a trait that people either have or do not have. It involves behaviors, thoughts and actions that can be learned and developed in anyone.” Char founded Fuelling 22 Resiliency Coaching in efforts to improve individual lives, workplaces, and communities through providing one on one, group, and organizational coaching. Char guides and supports individuals in adopting behaviors, thoughts, and actions that are common sense but are not always common practice to grow personal and organizational resilience. It is about getting back to basics such as knowing your why, brain function, sleep, healthy eating, movement, mindfulness, positivity, connection, restoration, and intentional living. Backed by neuroscience, micro practices are introduced to rejuvenate and grow individual resilience resulting in healthier, happier, more resilient people, organizations, and communities.

Char’s multitude of experiences and training bring a unique, real-world perspective on stressors, burnout, and resilience.

Mental Health First Aid is now offered online!

Participate in any of the following certifications:

Virtual MHFA Standard | Virtual MHFA Supporting Older Adults | Virtual MHFA Supporting Youth

Course Objectives

Participants will learn how to…

Recognize signs that a person may be experiencing a decline in their mental well-being or a mental health or substance use crisis
Have conversations that encourage a person to:
- Talk about their mental well-being
- Discuss professional and other supports that could help with recovery to improved mental well-being
- Reach out to these supports
Assist in a mental health or substance use crisis situation
Check in with one’s own mental well-being and take action as needed

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About The Instructor

Yvette Murray is a mental health advocate, influencer, motivational speaker, and keynote speaker; a psychotherapist; and a facilitator of the Mental Health First Aid Certification. Yvette also offers coaching and training support in Workplace Mental Health Law. A passionate mental health advocate, Yvette loves to travel internationally in person and virtually to deliver keynotes on Mental Health, train Mental Health First Aid certification and Workplace Mental Health Law for non-profit organizations, corporations, government agencies, institutions, corporations, and individuals.

Yvette has taught students employed by the Mental Health Commission of Canada, Global Affairs Canada, Federal Government, National Defense, Environment and Climate Change Canada, Natural Resources Canada, Scotia Trust, MD Trust, Scotia Wealth Management, Ellis Don, Salvation Army, Shepherds of Good Hope, CFIA, UFCW, Loblaws, Starbucks, and Hospitals. Yvette has taught students across a variety of industries, including human resources, insurance, security, retail, law firms, banks, and many other trades.

In addition to her experience as a mental health educator, Yvette is a Body Language Institute (BLI) Certified Instructor. A graduate of the BLI “You Can’t Lie to Me” Train the Trainer program, Yvette is trained and mentored by the Internationally sought after Body Language Expert, Janine Driver, New York Times Best Selling Author and Award-Winning Keynote Speaker, the go-to expert in lie detecting and body language for the media, the FBI, CIA, ATF and the International Chiefs of Police.

Yvette is a seasoned entrepreneur, producing several huge consumer trade shows; hosting world-renowned speakers such as Dr. Mehmet Oz, Jenny McCarthy, Patch Adams, James Redfield, and more. Yvette has the foresight to know what needs to get done, she is always ready and willing to assist. She’s a forward thinker and a visionary who has a wise, down-to-earth relatability to people. A Certified Psychotherapist by trade, Yvette’s vision is to assist people to connect to their authentic self. Yvette is also a LivingWorks Instructor offering certified safeTALK Suicide Alert training, a Certified LivingWorks ASIST Suicide First Aider, certified in safeTALK, and is a Suicide Alert Helper. Yvette is also certified in the Osgoode York University Workplace Mental Health Law.

Yvette’s company is designated as a pre-approved government vendor via the Government of Canada’s ProServices in multiple streams, including facilitator consultant for mental health.

Yvette is a contributing author to the Mental Health Commission of Canada’s Catalyst Magazine and the author of the upcoming book The Mental Health Contagion™️: Navigating Yourself Through a Loved One’s Mental Well-Being Decline.

For media enquiries please contact info@mentalhealthtrainer.ca

About the Facilitators

Olga Nikolajev RN, MA, FT is an End-of-Life Nurse educator, published author, dying well advocate, cannabis educator and End of Life Doula mentor with over 25 years of professional experience as a registered nurse in various health care settings, including hospice palliative care. Olga has been involved in national, provincial, and local community efforts to shift the way we view and approach our dying experience, death and grief, including how we care for each other at the end of life and beyond. Since 2017, Olga has facilitated on-line Certificate Thanatology program courses, and in 2018 started facilitating the End-of-Life Doula course virtually and in-person across Canada.

Olga is the founder and director of DyingMatters.ca a death awareness and educational business and is the founder and director of the Death Doula Ontario Network which she founded in June 2020. Olga has been honoured to share her end-of-life knowledge with over 700 participants/students and is most proud of creating a “safe & brave space” for personal stories exploring our struggles with grief and end of life care.

Olga has a diploma in Nursing with a Certificate in Multidisciplinary Palliative Care, a master’s degree in Religion and Culture, Certificate in Cannabis Science, and Cannabis Competent Nurse. Olga continues to educate herself in Thanatology, Psychology and Spirituality.

Olga also serves as an advisor on a number of International, National and local committees and boards, such as EduCanNation, a Canadian Cannabis Educators Association, and the Association for Death Educators and Counsellors (ADEC) and continues to be a member in good standing with ADEC, RNAO and EOLDAC.

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Duration: 2 days
Cost: $199 $149 + HST per person
Instructor: Yvette Murray

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Course Time: 9am to 5pm (Toronto) | 8am to 4pm (Ottawa)
Cost: $199 $149 + HST

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Location: The Salvation Army Booth Centre, 171 George St, Ottawa, ON K1N 9P3

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