In a world where there are billions of social media accounts across a myriad of platforms, it is hard to know which are safe and credible.

Join us at the 4th Annual Fitness for Duty Summit to collaborate with leading industry experts, learn skills that will empower you to #TakeControl in your workplace, and connect with like-minded professionals.

Your loyal support has helped us grow, and now we need more space to serve you better.

We are pleased to announce that our Mississauga clinic is moving!v

We are excited to announce the upcoming launch of COVIDdetect, a COVID-19 testing program that empowers organizations and families to Take Control of their health and safety.

We are excited to announce that starting on Tuesday, June 15, our Fort McMurray clinic will be offering COVID-19 antigen testing on a ‘walk-in’ basis.

Most of us shiver just from hearing the words “mask”, “unprecedented”, “social distancing”, “quarantine” and other terms birthed from the COVID-19 pandemic.

We long to move on to brighter days, and put COVID-19 behind us, like a dirty family secret. How nice would it be to zap yourself with the memory eraser from Men in Black? Sign me up!

I’m sure we would all be happy to drop everything we learned during this pandemic, and return to a blissfully naive life.

We are excited to announce that the 4th annual Fitness for Duty Summit will be held virtually on October 5-6, 2021.

At last year’s summit, we asked for you to “Inspire Change” in your workplace, by invoking discussions that would lead to a healthier and safer world. Now that we’ve successfully Inspired Change, it is time to TAKE CONTROL.

This has been a long, arduous year for all Canadians. The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has impacted all of us in one way or another, whether through the loss of someone close to us, shuttering of one’s business, loss of employment/working more hours than usual, financial stress, or isolation, to name a few. The impacts, however, on those individuals who use substances have been unimaginable. We are facing a growing epidemic within our current pandemic, in the form of an opioid crisis. We have also seen a rise in the use of alcohol, cannabis and, other substances over the last year.

When I was younger, I'm ashamed to say that I didn't believe in "anxiety." I thought it was an excuse—an excuse for people's actions, or lack thereof. I'm not sure if that says something about me or society's view on mental health 15 years ago, but I am proud of the progress made, both by society as a whole and within myself.