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The Largest Canadian Mental Healthcare Professionals Gathering Nationwide

The Power of Presence : Are you truly showing up for yourself?

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There are over 654,000 Mental Health Professionals in Canada- This Nationswide Dialogue is Dedicated to YOU

Join us to:

Exchange on evidence-based practices with Experts across 8 dimensions of Wellbeing
Address challenges like burnout, showing up for yourself as a professional
Explore culturally responsive tools
Build a supportive, coast-to-coast network
Workshops for Professional

A free event and open to all mental health professionals, Futur providers -students, interns, caregivers and frontline practitioners in Canada.

Workshops and tools for Frontline Professionals

Survivor Guilt in Therapy and Counseling in Today’s Geopolitical Climate

In a world marked by conflict, displacement, and humanitarian crises, many clients,and practitioners carry the weight of survivor guilt. This workshop explores therapeutic strategies to address survivor guilt while recognizing that, as clinicians, we often feel it too. Learn how to hold space for others while navigating your own emotional responses.

The Life Roles We Play as Practitioners: The Run from Burnout

As mental health professionals, we wear many hats, clinician, advocate, caregiver, leader. This workshop invites reflection on how personal, professional, and societal roles intersect and sometimes collide, contributing to compassion fatigue and burnout. Explore how to realign your identity, set boundaries, and reconnect with your purpose in practice.

Sleep Hygiene & Insomnia: The #1 Enemy-What Practitioners Need to Know

Poor sleep is one of the most overlooked yet critical contributors to mental health challenges. This workshop explores the impact of insomnia on therapeutic outcomes, offers evidence-based sleep hygiene strategies, and equips practitioners to support clients, while also reflecting on their own sleep health.

Cultural Competence in Practice: Why It Matters Post-COVID

In a post-pandemic world, cultural competence is no longer optional, it’s essential. This workshop helps practitioners revisit equity, inclusion, and intersectionality in therapy, especially with clients who continue to navigate health disparities and systemic harm. Learn how to rebuild cultural safety and relational trust with clients from diverse backgrounds while protecting your own capacity to stay present and grounded.

Trauma-Informed Professional: Practicing with Safety, Awareness, and Boundaries

Safeguard your practice and your wellbeing. This workshop explores how to apply trauma-informed principles not only to support clients but also to protect yourself from burnout, secondary trauma, and emotional overload.

Learn how to create safer therapeutic spaces while maintaining boundaries that sustain you in the work.

Reconciliation: Being an Ally to First Peoples from a Therapeutic Lens

Therapists are increasingly called to act as allies, but what does that mean in practice? This workshop offers insight into working with Indigenous clients through a lens of humility, respect, and responsibility. Explore what meaningful, trauma-informed allyship looks like in therapy and how to unlearn biases that interfere with connection, healing, and cultural safety.

Voices of Support: Expert Insights Revealed

Inside the Cogni® Voices of Wellbeing Join our Featured Champions as They Share Insights on The 8 Dimensions of Wellbeing Premiering During the Webinar

Chief Irene Neeposh-Cree Nation of Waswanipi on Environmental Wellbeing & - Community Health

Chief Irene Neeposh is a dedicated leader and businesswoman from Waswanipi, a Cree Nation community located approximately 750 km north of Montreal. Elected Chief in August 2020, she brings a strong commitment to advancing community wellbeing through culturally grounded and sustainable development.

Her leadership priorities include housing, mental health, addiction recovery, and economic empowerment. She has championed initiatives such as rent-to-own programs, private homeownership education, and financial coaching to help families build equity and stability. Chief Neeposh also led a landmark study, Market Research: Private Housing in Eeyou Istchee, to inform community-driven housing solutions.

Recognizing the deep impact of mental health and addiction challenges, she is working to establish a locally based recovery program and an employment centre in Waswanipi to centralize job services and career counselling.

Chief Neeposh continues to advocate for holistic approaches to health, housing, and economic development, rooted in Cree values and community self-determination.

DR Farla Jean-Louis on Physical Wellbeing & Heart Hygien- The Vital Connection

Dr. Farla Jean-Louis is a board-certified cardiologist, with training from One Brooklyn Health and Maimonides Medical Center. Before medicine,

She made history in 2009 as Laval, Quebec’s first family nurse practitioner, where she developed a strong understanding of the link between mental health, emotional stress, and cardiovascular risk.

In her talk, “Mental Health, Physical Wellbeing & Heart Hygiene. A Vital Connection,” she challenges us to think beyond medication, and see heart care as a balance of physical, emotional, and mental wellbeing.

Dr. Jean-Louis Volcy is passionate about prevention through lifestyle, and when not practicing, she enjoys music, dance, fitness, and family life.

Vickie Joseph, Powerhouse Entrepreneur, Self-Care and Emotional Wellbeing not a Luxury- Beauty from the inside out

Born in Montréal to Haitian immigrant parents, Vickie Joseph is a powerhouse entrepreneur who embodies self-care, emotional wellbeing, and beauty from the inside out. As founder and CEO of V Kosmetik International, her brand has reached over 8 countries with the inclusive line “50 Shades of Ethnicity”, dedicated to celebrating diverse beauty.

Her mission goes far beyond cosmetics. Vickie co-founded Groupe 3737, one of Canada’s largest incubators for ethnocultural entrepreneurship. With over $20 million invested, it has supported more than 2,000 entrepreneurs and incubated 500+ businesses across 12 cities.

A mother of three, philanthropist, and the first Black woman in 200 years to chair the Board of the Chambre de commerce du Montréal métropolitain, Vickie brings lived experience, leadership, and heart to every space she enters.

Here’s What to Expect:

Authentic with Experts from across Canada. Powerful insights and conversations around the 8 Dimensions of Wellbeing, Practical tools to help you care for yourself while continuing to care for others.

This event is more than just a webinar—it’s a space for reconnection, celebration, and impact for those, like you, who have made caring for others their life’s work.