Job Stress Revisited - A Thought Provoking Take on Mental Health and Work

＂Many wellnesses experts frame job stress as an individual or an interpersonal issue. To elaborate, if you’re experiencing stress at work, they often attribute it to your lack of skills. They propose relaxation and mindfulness workshops to help you handle stressors. Alternatively, they can attribute it to unfortunate circumstances, such as dealing with a co-worker or an employer with a toxic personality in an interpersonal relationship＂-- Provided by publisher.

Quentin Durand-Moreau is Associate Professor in Preventive Medicine at the University of Alberta and Director of the Occupational Medicine residency program. As specialist in occupational medicine, he has practiced in both France and Canada, overseeing clinics focused on work-related mental health. He is an active member of international occupational health organizations and serves on editorial boards for key journals in the field. His research and clinical work center on occupational medicine, job stress, workplace mental health.