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DESCRIPTION:\nWhen and Where: \nThursday, October 06, 2022 2:15 pm to 4:1
 5 pm \n Room 247 \n Department of Sociology \n 725 Spadina Avenue \n\nSpea
 kers \nDr Marisa Young Dr Diana Singh \n\nDescription: \nMcMaster Universi
 ty’s recently launched interdisciplinary Centre for Advanced Research on M
 ental Health & Society (ARMS) aims to highlight research endeavours that u
 nderscore structural and societal aspects of mental health rather than psy
 chological-driven approaches.In this presentation, Dr. Marisa Young (Dire
 ctor of ARMS) will provide a brief overview of ARMS’ initiatives and ongoi
 ng pillar research projects, including the Family-Friendly Community Reso
 urces Study for Better Balance, Health & Well-Being, the University Stud
 ent E-Mental Health Survey, and the COVID-19 & Faculty Mental Health Stud
 y.Dr. Diana Singh (Executive Director) will then talk in depth about one o
 f ARMS’ community-engaged projects on emotional labour and mental health,
  which addresses the need for evidence-based research to inform supportive
  workplace strategies to promote emotional resiliency among community care
  professionals. She will share the benefits and challenges of community-en
 gaged research, as well as discuss the importance of workplace social sup
 port in reducing the mental health consequences of emotional labour for fr
 ontline workers.  \n725 Spadina Avenue \n\nCategories \n Information Sessi
 onsResearch \n\nAudiences \n CommunityFaculty
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LOCATION:725 Spadina Avenue
SUMMARY:Advanced Research on Mental Health & Society Spotlight: Community-E
 ngaged Research on Frontline Care Workers' Emotional Labour and Mental Hea
 lth
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