Lindsay Crawford

Lindsay is passionate about ending stigmas surrounding mental health and homelessness, and supporting women and children who have experienced trauma. She is a recent graduate at Wilfrid Laurier University where she received her Bachelors in Social Work. She currently works as a Woman’s Advocate and content creator in the field of mental health and psychological health and safety. From her degree in Social Work, she is able to work from an anti-oppressive, feminist, and anti-racist lens to better care for clients. She loves learning about gender, trauma, how to prevent burnout, and intersectionality.

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Setting healthy boundaries at work

Setting healthy boundaries helps support mental well-being. It includes prioritizing adequate...

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Supportive task improvement

These resources can help you support an employee to improve their performance and productivity...

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Caregiver resources

Tips and strategies to make it easier to advocate for the health and well-being of our loved ones...

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Protect your team against psychological injury

Psychological injury can happen as a result of severe stress or trauma. There are approaches to...

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Hiring, orientation and termination

Throughout the employment life cycle, there are opportunities to protect psychological health and...

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