MHT holds regular webinars in many different areas of mental health available worldwide. These webinars are available at your convenience from your home or office computer, tablet, or cell phone – as long as you have internet!
YOU matter too! How to navigate your loved one’s mental health decline.
In this LIVE 1.5 hrs webinar (recording will also be made available) we’ll discuss ways you can navigate your emotions through a loved one’s mental well-being decline.
Do you feel lost about how to support your loved one, friend, or colleague who is going through a mental well-being decline, all while you feel yourself standing in quicksand, getting sucked into a dark hole?
The chances are high you are looking for support and answers that you may feel too embarrassed, ashamed, or guilty to ask. Perhaps you are feeling vulnerable, uneasy, or even fearful of the unknown. You might be walking on eggshells while supporting someone you care about who is suffering.
My name is Yvette Murray, the author of The Mental Health Contagion™: Navigating Yourself Through a Loved One’s Mental Well-Being Decline. As an international mental health speaker and advocate, I’ve been in front of thousands of audiences, clients, and communities worldwide, and these are some of the most common questions I’ve been asked:
- What if I say the wrong thing?
- Are my actions or words causing them to be this way?
- Am I in danger?
- How can I be there for someone without compromising my own psychological safety and basic needs?
- What do I do with my emotions through this experience?
- How do I carry on and not lose myself in their illness?
- How do I not get a mental illness myself?
- Is it normal to feel angry at my loved one, even though I know what they are going through?
- How can I help someone if they don’t want to help themselves?
- Do I stay or leave?
If you struggle to find answers to questions like these, this webinar is definitely for you. It will provide you with strategies to make sure you preserve your own mental wellness as you interact with and serve the person you love.
After having experienced this firsthand and then working with hundreds of other people who are going through it, I know there is a way through the darkness, despair, and hopelessness.
You will learn tools to make the situation better for you, even if you can’t make it better for your loved one. We will cover what you need to preserve your own mental health when you’re faced with someone who is challenged by theirs.
June 11th LIVE via zoom 7:30pm-9pm est worldwide
*recording will also be made available*
Mental Health Awareness: On Demand $99.00 + HST
Join Canada’s Mental Health Trainer online from anywhere around the world at your own convenience. Yvette Murray helps participants recognize common mental health illnesses/problems, risk factors and crises associated with them.
This two-part webinar includes:
- What is a Mental Health Disorder
- What are Mental Health Problems
- Common Signs of a Mental Well-Being Decline
- Sign/Symptoms of Major Depressive / Bipolar/ Anxiety / Substance Use Disorders
- Risk Factors for Mental Health Illnesses
- Crises Associated with Mental Health Disorders/Problems
- Review of different types of drug use and their effect on one’s Mental Health
This webinar can be done at your own pace. Upon completion you’ll receive a Mental Health Awareness Certificate of Completion.
Suicide Awareness: On Demand $99.00 + HST
Join Canada’s Mental Health Trainer Yvette Murray online for your on demand virtual Mental Health support and awareness from anywhere around the world at your own convenience. Yvette will help participants recognize common signs of someone who may be at risk for suicide, increase confidence in providing help to others, and decrease social distance from people with mental health illnesses or problems. Yvette will also provide you with actionable tips to add to your own Mental Health First Aid kit whether you are at work or at home!
3 hoursParticipants will learn to:
- Recognize the signs/symptoms of someone looking to die by suicide.
- How to get the best support and help.
- How to have that conversation.
- Talking to children, youth and adolescents about Suicide.
- Non-suicidal self-injury.
- Recognizing the difference between a Mental Health Crisis and an emergency along with the actions to take.
- Navigating emotions through the experience.
- Build confidence in providing support.
Grief First Aid: On Demand $149.00 + HST
End-of-Life Nurse educator, published author, dying well advocate, Olga Nikolajev teams up with long time friend/colleague Mental Health Trainer, Yvette Murray for a down to earth, poignant and at times raw personal conversation around grief, the impact and moving forward.
In this two-part, 5-hour on demand webinar participants will learn:
- What GRIEF is and the types of grief
- Myths and misconceptions
- Tips and support for grief
- Symptoms of grief and the effects on one’s life
- How to support yourself and others through grief
Or click here to book a live online Grief First Aid course for your group.
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.
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