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Opening Minds and AuditSoft Partner to Tackle Workplace Mental Health Crisis

The Mental Health Commission of Canada’s Opening Minds division and AuditSoft have entered into a 10-year exclusive partnership aimed at addressing Canada’s $50 billion workplace mental health crisis. This collaboration introduces an innovative Assessment Tool designed to integrate Psychological Health and Safety (PHS) into organizational practices.

  • Partnership Goals:
    • Develop a new Assessment Tool for PHS integration.
    • Support evidence-based, measurable, and actionable mental health strategies.
    • Provide system-wide recommendations and benchmarks using collected data.
  • Impact on Workplaces:
    • Address 30% of disability claims related to mental health issues.
    • Offer a framework for transformative workplace change.
    • Ensure measurable standards and accountability.
  • AuditSoft’s Role:
    • Chosen for its expertise in management system auditing software.
    • Provides a user-friendly platform for reliable, repeatable audits.
    • Allows for high-quality data capture and analysis.
  • Statements from Leaders:
    • Shane Silver, Vice President, MHCC & Opening Minds: Emphasizes the program’s dual approach to individual and systemic solutions.
    • Tiana Field-Ridley, Senior Development Manager, Opening Minds: Highlights the tool’s role in identifying improvement opportunities.
    • Ben Snyman, CEO and Co-Founder, AuditSoft: Discusses the focus on supporting mental health across various organizational sizes.

The partnership between Opening Minds and AuditSoft represents a significant advancement in workplace mental health. By leveraging AuditSoft’s expertise and innovative technology, this initiative aims to create a comprehensive and scalable solution for improving psychological health and safety across Canadian workplaces.