Building Resiliency Through Community
​​Our purpose at Supportive Synergy is to provide innovative management consulting, peer support program development, and psychological training to companies looking to improve the overall health of their organization. We endeavor to work collaboratively to identify an organizational baseline, recognize specific areas of growth and to facilitate improved resource access, training, and wellness initiatives.
Our Mission
Supportive Synergy's Mission is to empower organizations to be leaders in establishing psychologically safe workplaces through effective Resiliency, Peer Support and Mental Wellness programs. Unlocking the organization’s potential through a synergistic and holistic approach to foster thriving employees.
Get to Know Us
Our firm has extensive experience in Emergency Service from the front-line and program development to executive leadership. With proven success at unlocking organizational stagnation and sparking a collective cultural change. This is completed through multi-directional approach; while creating sustainable and effective mental health programs and mindsets that support the organization's success. Through this firsthand experience, we have also recognized the impacts on organizations and people when psychological safety is not considered. This is what drives our belief that in order to be a foundationally successful organization, the mental health of employee and culture must be at the forefront. By accomplishing this, an organization's potential for success is infinite.
Psychological Quick Facts
According to the World Health Organization (WHO) Globally, an estimated 12 billion working days are lost every year to depression and anxiety at a cost of US$ 1 trillion per year in lost productivity.
By the age of 40, about 50% of the population will have or had a mental illness
There are effective actions to prevent mental health risks at work, protect and promote mental health at work, and support workers with mental health conditions.
The economic cost of psychological illness to the Canadian economy was $79.9 billion in 2021.