UNA Local 415 South Health Campus

Powerful imagery by Iranian artist Bozorgmehr Hosseinpour.

Mental Health and self-care resources: https://bit.ly/36KxAlZ Having to work and provide family care and self-care during these unprecedented times can not ...only be stressful but can be traumatizing. United Nurses of Alberta recognizes that these events can affect our members in different ways. There is no right or wrong way for each individual to respond to stress and trauma. With increased pressure on nurses and health care workers during the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic in our hospitals and health care facilities, we encourage our members to stick together, be kind, and reach out to their coworkers who might be feeling personally overwhelmed by the rapidly evolving situation. The health and safety of our members and their patients remains our priority, so UNA encourages members in distress to use the following resources to assist you with monitoring your own personal mental health. UNA members are working every day to care for patients, residents and clients while facing the challenges and risks of the COVID-19 pandemic. If you have any questions or concerns about safety in your workplace, contact UNA at 1-800-252-9394 to speak with a Labour Relations Officer. (photo via New York State Nurses Association)