2008 - Looking for Leaders: Everyone Can Make a Difference
The theme for 2008, “Looking for Leaders: Everyone Can Make a Difference,” heightened awareness for both employers and employees of the impact of mental illness in the workplace and highlighted innovative and best-practice strategies to provide a successful work environment.
Read the Final Report and Program or visit the photo gallery for highlights from the 2008 conference.
2007 - The Elephant in the Room: Mental Illness in the Workplace
The 2007 conference program featured exciting speakers and engaging discussions on the personal and economic costs of mental illness in the workplace - the elephant in the room.
A number of significant milestones were reached in 2007 thanks to our sponsors, our participants and volunteers including more than 300 participants, 36 sponsors, endorsers and patron, 12 exhibitors and national and provincial media coverage.
For event photos and highlights, read the Final Report and Program.
2006 - Progress Through Partnership
The 2006 Bottom Line Conference demonstrated the potential of "Progress through Partnership" by highlighting how the employee, employer and the employee's union can work together to provide a successful work environment for individuals experiencing or at risk of mental illness and for their employer.
Over 208 participants benefitted from the innovative research, programs and personal stories and personal stories shared by our 29 speakers. The conference also marked the launch of the Mental Health Works in BC, an innovative program to educate workplaces on how to address mental health issues in the workplace through interactive workshops. See the Final Report for details.
