
The Calltime Mental Health Podcast is hosted by Gregg Taylor, clinical councillor and consultant to Calltime Mental Health. This Podcast is designed for the film and motion picture industry to give support, information about mental health, and to reduce stigma related to mental health and substance concerns.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & Fitness | |||

In Season 3 Episode 1 of the Calltime Mental Health Podcast, host Greg Taylor catches up with cinematographer and filmmaker David Bercovici-Artieda. A member of the BC motion picture community since 1992 and an original contributor to Calltime’s PSA ... more
Behind every great production are real people experiencing real successes, and real struggles.
While audiences see polished films and television shows, working behind the scenes in the entertainment industry often comes with intense pressure, long ... more
A conversation with labour relations specialist Natasha Tony
In this episode of the Calltime Mental Health Podcast, host Gregg Taylor sits down with longtime industry insider and labour relations expert Natasha Tony to talk about the impact of exclu... more
In this episode of the Calltime Podcast, we’re joined by Mary Ann Baynton, Chief Experience Officer at Mary Ann Baynton & Associates Corp and Director of Strategy for Workplace Strategies for Mental Health. Mary Ann shares her expertise on creating p... more
In episode four of the Calltime Mental Health Podcast, Gregg Taylor is joined by Stacy Ashton, Executive Director of the Crisis Centre of B.C., to discuss the critical work being done to support individuals in crisis across Canada, and in British Col... more
In our latest episode of the Calltime podcast, we’re thrilled to welcome Kira Berntson, Manager of Prevention Field Services at WorkSafe BC. Listen in as our Host Gregg Taylor and Kira discuss an essential topic: safe and healthy workplaces.
As em... more
In this latest episode of the Calltime Mental Health Podcast, Gregg Taylor sits down with the amazing Dr. Ray Baker, a specialist in addiction medicine and recovery coaching. Their conversation is full of hope, real stories, and practical advice for ... more
In this episode, host Gregg Taylor will be joined by Shanelle Connell from Therapy Off Script to break down how to get a counselor, the various types of counseling available, how counselling can help, and share some valuable tips on how to choose the... more
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