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SUMMARY:25/26 - November Mental Health in the Workplace Luncheon
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our November Mental Health in the Workplace Luncheon featuring Rebecca Gray!\n\nRebecca Gray brings deep expertise in mental health\, education\, and organizational well-being. With a background spanning social work\, counselling\, and leadership development\, she has dedicated her career to helping individuals and teams better understand human behaviour and build stronger\, healthier communities. As a Certified Mental Health First Aid Trainer with the Mental Health Commission of Canada\, Rebecca equips workplaces and organizations with the tools to support well-being\, reduce stigma\, and foster resilience.\n\nAt this luncheon\, Rebecca she'll share real\, practical strategies for well-being and connection at work. Drawing from her experience in education and mental health training\, she'll share realistic\, actionable ways to create supportive work environments\, improve communication\, and strengthen team dynamics.\n\nWe look forward to welcoming Rebecca Gray as she provides valuable insights to help local leaders build workplaces where people feel understood\, supported\, and able to thrive.\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nAbout Rebecca Gray\n\nRebecca Gray combines a background in social work and education with a passion for improving mental health and human connection in schools\, workplaces\, and communities. She holds a Bachelor of Social Work from the University of Manitoba and a Master of Education from Brandon University\, and her career has spanned roles as a professional foster parent\, child welfare worker\, behaviour specialist\, guidance counsellor\, and post-secondary instructor.\n\nRebecca discovered Restitution and Control Theory while searching for effective strategies to support children's behaviour and found a framework that transformed how she understands and teaches about human motivation\, accountability\, and growth. She now integrates these principles into her work with individuals\, educators\, youth care staff\, and parents\, offering practical tools to strengthen relationships and organizational culture.\n\nA Certified Mental Health First Aid Trainer with the Mental Health Commission of Canada\, Rebecca has also served as President of both the Westman School Clinicians Association and the Canadian Association of School Social Workers. She lives with her husband on their family farm near Erickson\, Manitoba\, and is the proud mother of two adult children.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThank you to our Host Sponsor:
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: \;\nJoin us for our November Mental Health in the Workplace \;Luncheon featuring Rebecca Gray!
\n\nRebecca Gray brings deep expertise in mental health\, education\, and organizational well-being. With a background spanning social work\, counselling\, and leadership development\, she has dedicated her career to helping individuals and teams better understand human behaviour and build stronger\, healthier communities. As a Certified Mental Health First Aid Trainer with the Mental Health Commission of Canada\, Rebecca equips workplaces and organizations with the tools to support well-being\, reduce stigma\, and foster resilience.
\n\nAt this luncheon\, Rebecca she&rsquo\;ll share real\, practical strategies for well-being and connection at work. Drawing from her experience in education and mental health training\, she&rsquo\;ll share realistic\, actionable ways to create supportive work environments\, improve communication\, and strengthen team dynamics.
\n\nWe look forward to welcoming Rebecca Gray as she provides valuable insights to help local leaders build workplaces where people feel understood\, supported\, and able to thrive.
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About Rebecca Gray
\nRebecca Gray combines a background in social work and education with a passion for improving mental health and human connection in schools\, workplaces\, and communities. She holds a Bachelor of Social Work from the University of Manitoba and a Master of Education from Brandon University\, and her career has spanned roles as a professional foster parent\, child welfare worker\, behaviour specialist\, guidance counsellor\, and post-secondary instructor.
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Rebecca discovered Restitution and Control Theory while searching for effective strategies to support children&rsquo\;s behaviour and found a framework that transformed how she understands and teaches about human motivation\, accountability\, and growth. She now integrates these principles into her work with individuals\, educators\, youth care staff\, and parents\, offering practical tools to strengthen relationships and organizational culture.
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A Certified Mental Health First Aid Trainer with the Mental Health Commission of Canada\, Rebecca has also served as President of both the Westman School Clinicians Association and the Canadian Association of School Social Workers. She lives with her husband on their family farm near Erickson\, Manitoba\, and is the proud mother of two adult children.
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LOCATION:MNP Keystone Centre 1175 18th St Unit 1 Brandon\, MB
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DTSTAMP:20260511T161916Z
URL:https://members.brandonchamber.ca/events/details/25-26-november-mental-health-in-the-workplace-luncheon-2878
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