COVID-19 Toolkit

As the world returns to work following COVID-19 stay-at-home orders, managers are key to a company’s success in resumption of normal (or near normal) operations. Here are some ways you can facilitate a successful return to the workplace.

Counsellors at Aspiria have put together several recommendations to help people grieve in a healthy way given the limitations imposed by the coronavirus pandemic.

Being a manager during a stressful event such as COVID-19 may be a new experience for you. When going back into the work environment, each employee will handle the transition differently.

As time goes on, families may begin to run out of ideas to keep children entertained while sheltering in place or quarantining themselves at home. If your children are getting bored, here are some offline activities that can stimulate creativity and encourage physical activity.

You may find yourself confined to your home with your partner for an extended and indefinite amount of time. Below are a few tips to help couples work together through this pandemic.

The impacts of the current situation have led to school and child care provider closures, quarantines, and line-ups to enter grocery stores. Below are some suggestions on how to support and talk to your children about this coronavirus.

Eating well is the foundation of wellness, and choosing nourishing foods every day is fundamental to staying healthy, body and mind.

In the midst of a global pandemic, many people now find themselves working from home. Stay healthy in mind and body by creating a schedule to keep your diet and your day structured when you’re working from home.

Whether you’re working from home for the first time or you’re struggling with the unique difficulties and unexpected stressors that come with holding a remote position, we’ve got some practical advice to get you through the rough spots.

The recent pandemic has left many people concerned about their personal financial situation and what, if anything, they should be doing at this point in time. There are number of things you can do to make sure you stay financially healthy.

Staying healthy is on everyone’s mind right now, and while there is no food or supplement that can prevent the transmission of COVID-19, eating well supports our immune system and is a pillar of physical and mental health.

With coronavirus (COVID-19) now a global pandemic, anxiety and stress levels may be higher than normal for many people. If you already struggle with mental health problems, you may worry about the impact of COVID-19 on your condition.

Listen to our very own Alana Dunkley (Manager, Client Experience) and Eric Rubel (Vice President, Clinical Experience) discuss stress: how to identify it, and ways to control it.

COVID-19 is hitting Canadians hard. Listen to our very own Alana Dunkley (Manager, Client Experience) discuss the financial repercussions of the pandemic with Brett Tanner (CFP, President of Tanner Financial).