Mental Health Speaker Series

Mental Health Speaker Series

The Healthy Workplace “Mental Health Speaker Series” consists of a variety of topics presented virtually by Carleton faculty members. Our guest speakers will discuss their research in the area of mental health and wellness. This speaker series is offered in partnership with the Department of Psychology, the Department of Neuroscience,the School of Social Work and the Department of Sociology & Anthropology.

Upcoming Events

Previous Event Recordings

The Importance of Relationships for Mental Health

Scientific Evidence for Some of the Social, Personal, and Health Benefits of Meditation with Professor Chad Danyluck

How nostalgic reverie for the pre-addicted self can facilitate behaviour change with Professor Michael Wohl

Stress and coping with food: Why do we eat when we feel stressed? with Professor Alfonso (Alfie) Abizaid

The Mechanisms of Action of Novel Antidepressant Pharmacotherapies with Dr. Argel Aguilar-Valles

Diabetes and Wellbeing with Professor Rachel Burns

The Paradox of Solitude: Exploring the Costs & Benefits of Being Alone with Professor Robert Coplan

Physical Activity, Screen Time, and Mental Health in Adolescents with Professor Katie Gunnell

Resilience: Thriving in the Aftermath of Stressful Experiences with Professor Kim Matheson

For additional mental health resources and supports, please visit the Workplace Mental Health page.

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