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Care2Listen
by SafeCare BC, CMHA BC, and CheckingIn
Care2Listen aims to reduce the stigma around mental health for healthcare providers and shed light on caregivers' difficulties while providing accessible support for those who need it. In each episode, we showcase topics that impact caregivers, give them a platform to share their stories, and bring in subject matter experts to provide tools to cope with these challenges.This podcast discusses topics that may be triggering to some viewers. Please read the show notes for a detailed description of topics covered and visit our website for a full transcript of each episode.
Episodes
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Changing the Narrative: Nancy Henderson on Safe Supply and Harm Reduction
Summary: In this episode, Nancy Henderson, a dedicated nurse and harm reduction researcher, joins host Sean Burke to discuss the realities of the toxic drug crisis in Canada. Nancy shares insights from their journey from community nursing to frontline research, reflecting on the struggles of...
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Healing Through Advocacy: Emily Wyatt’s Journey as a 2SLGBTQIA+ Nurse
Summary: In this episode, Emily Wyatt, a 2SLGBTQIA+ liaison nurse, shares their deeply personal journey of navigating healthcare as both a provider and a patient. From their own healing process to advocating for marginalized communities, Emily reflects on the emotional challenges and triumphs of...
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Redefining Primary Care: Creating a Happier Workplace with Dr. Julie Wilson
In this episode, Dr. Julie Wilson shares her journey of becoming a physician, building Terranova Medical Clinics, and redefining the future of primary care in British Columbia. From the challenges of establishing a business while managing personal health struggles to creating a unique workplace...
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Empowering Caregivers: Debbie Lang Pearmain on Self-Care and Mental Health Advocacy
Debbie Lang Pearmain, an experienced HR consultant, shares easy-to-follow advice on self-care and mental health for healthcare workers. In this episode, Debbie talks about how healthcare professionals can reduce stress, avoid burnout, and take care of their mental health. She also discusses the...
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Creating Safe Spaces: Kelsey Klaver on Psychological Safety in Healthcare
Kelsey Klaver, an advocate for psychological safety in healthcare, shares insights and real-life experiences that highlight the importance of creating a supportive and safe work environment. Healthcare professionals will learn about the critical role of psychological safety in reducing stress,...
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Strength in Vulnerability: Genevieve Dalimore On Parenting, Burnout, & Advocacy
Genevieve Dalimore, a registered nurse in public health with over 18 years of experience, shares her personal journey of raising a neurodivergent child and dealing with the impacts of COVID-19. In this episode, Genevieve talks about the importance of accurate sexual health education for youth…
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Advocating for Change: Jenna Schonke’s Insights on Self-Care, Advocacy and Mental Health
In this episode of the Care to Listen podcast, host Sean Burke sits down with Jenna Schonke, a registered psychiatric nurse and board member of CMHA BC. Jenna shares her personal journey through mental health struggles, her professional insights, and her aspirations for the future of mental…
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Empowering Healthcare Workers: Mark Antczak on Anxiety & Self Care
In this episode of the "Care to Listen" podcast, host Sean Burke sits down with Mark Antczak, a registered clinical counselor and clinical educator at Anxiety Canada. Mark opens up about his own battles with anxiety and how these experiences shaped his career in mental health. He provides an...
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Creative Care: Transforming Aging and Caregiving with Debbie Hertha
Description: Providing support and innovative solutions for caregivers who are assisting the aging population. Debbie Hertha shares her expertise in gerontology, offering insights into the challenges faced by caregivers and suggesting creative ways to enhance the well-being of seniors. The…
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Lived Experience into Action: Tala Endacott's Advocacy in Mental Health and Social Work
In this episode of "Care to Listen," Tala Endacott, a master’s candidate and registered social worker, shares how her personal battles with mental health have shaped her professional approach to compassionate, patient-centered care—Discover Tala's advocacy for systemic change in healthcare and…
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Ep 14: Navigating Pregnancy Loss with Compassion and Support: A Conversation with Angel Leung
In this episode of the Care to Listen podcast, Angel Leung, a registered nurse and founder of Baby Bean Consulting, shares her moving journey through personal loss to professional advocacy, highlighting the gaps in healthcare support for women facing pregnancy loss. Her story emphasizes the vital...
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S2 Ep1: The Impact of Moral Distress on Healthcare Workers: A Conversation with Dr. Julia Smith
In this episode of the Care to Listen podcast, host Sean Burke speaks with Dr. Julia Smith about the impact of moral distress on healthcare workers and the structural changes required for support. Dr. Smith, a healthcare expert and researcher, shares valuable insights from her years of study on…
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Ep 12: A Conversation with the BC Minister of Mental Health and Addictions: Honourable Jennifer Whiteside
In this edition of the Care2Listen podcast, British Columbia's Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, Jennifer Whiteside, provides further details about the Ministry's efforts to assist caregivers around the province. This includes discussions on collaboration across ministries, the Overdose...
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Ep 11: Addressing Addiction with Kindness and Community Care
Jonathan Orr, a Provincial Crisis Intervention Specialist, opens up about his personal experiences with addiction, and shares how he has used his own experiences to support others and influence positive change. Time Stamps: 0:00 – Welcome and guest intro and background 0:18 – Land Acknowledgement...
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Ep 10: Indigenous Cultural Safety in Healthcare
Alyssa Pelletier, an Indigenous Mental Health and Substance Use Lead, shares her story as a Métis woman discussing Indigenous cultural safety in the healthcare system. Time Stamps: 0:00 – Welcome and guest intro and background 0:15 – Land Acknowledgement 0:23 – Trigger warnings notification…
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Ep 9: Prioritizing Caregiver Well-being: Setting Boundaries for a Balanced Life
Shannon shares her firsthand accounts of the importance of setting healthy boundaries in caregiving and the consequences that can arise when these boundaries are not established. Whether you're a caregiver or simply interested in understanding the challenges and rewards of caregiving, this…
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Ep 8: Staying Soft
Stacy Ashton, Executive Director of the Crisis Centre of B.C., discusses the lessons she has learned throughout her career and the importance of staying soft in the face of difficult circumstances. Time Stamps: 0:00 – Welcome and intro 0:18 – Land Acknowledgement 0:26 – Trigger warnings...
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Ep 7: Empowering the Future: Insights from a Squamish Nation Elder
Squamish Nation Elder, Florence Williams, shares her experience in the healthcare sector through storytelling to support the next generation of healthcare workers. Time Stamps: 0:00 – Welcome and intro 0:18 – Land Acknowledgement 0:26 – Trigger warnings notification around loss of patient and...
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Ep 6: Breaking the Silence: Seeking Support for Mental Health
Mikhail Nisenboym shares his story as an immigrant moving to Canada, talks about his mental health struggles while supporting a family, and the nuanced experience of being a man in a traditionally female dominated healthcare industry. Time Stamps: 0:00 – Welcome and intro 0:19 – Land...
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Ep 5: Mental Health and Stigma
Tonya Neufeld discusses the mental health challenges faced by healthcare workers and the necessary steps to create supportive and healthy work environments. Time Stamps: 0:03 – Welcome 0:15 – Goals of podcast series 0:23 – Ad for Care 2 Speak 0:50 – Trigger warnings notification around suicide…
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Ep 4: Prioritizing Self-Care and Wellbeing
Bernard Piprah discusses the importance of wellbeing in healthcare and how the culture of being overworked and busy has been normalized in the industry, leading to stigma around prioritizing self-care. Time Stamps: 0:03 – Welcome 0:15 – Goals of podcast series 0:23 – Ad for Care to Speak 0:52 –...
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Ep 3: Allow yourself to be the patient sometimes
Kara Acheson is a healthcare practitioner with over 15 years of experience. She discusses the impacts of burnout in healthcare and the importance of ensuring that frontline workers have safe places to build mental wellness practices. TW: Loss of patient, postpartum depression Resources: Care to...
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Ep 2: Civility in the Workplace
Dr. Heather Cooke has more than 20 years’ experience working in dementia care, in both a front-line and research capacity. Heather’s work is supported by the Alzheimer Society of Canada, the Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research, and WorkSafeBC. During this episode Sean and Heather discuss...
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Ep 1: Healthcare heroes are human too
Pierre Florendo is the Director of Care at Kiwanis Care Centre in New Westminster BC. During this episode Sean and Pierre discuss the difficulties of the pandemic, the mindset of working in continuing care, balancing work and family, and the importance of quality leadership. To provide feedback…
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Welcome to Care2Listen!
Welcome to the Care2Listen podcast and video series, produced by SafeCare BC, CMHA BC, and CheckingIn. The goal of this podcast is to reduce the stigma around mental health for healthcare providers and shed light on caregivers' difficulties while providing accessible resources and support for…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Care2Listen aims to reduce the stigma around mental health for healthcare providers and shed light on caregivers' difficulties while providing accessible support for those who need it. In each episode, we showcase topics that impact caregivers, give them a platform to share their stories, and bring in subject matter experts to provide tools to cope with these challenges.This podcast discusses topics that may be triggering to some viewers. Please read the show notes for a detailed description of topics covered and visit our website for a full transcript of each episode.
HOSTED BY
SafeCare BC, CMHA BC, and CheckingIn
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Care2Listen currently has 25 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
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Care2Listen aims to reduce the stigma around mental health for healthcare providers and shed light on caregivers' difficulties while providing accessible support for those who need it. In each episode, we showcase topics that impact caregivers, give them a platform to share their stories, and bring...
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Care2Listen is created and hosted by SafeCare BC, CMHA BC, and CheckingIn.
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